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Tobacco giants go to law in bid to stop US FDA imposing graphic warnings

Written by || 10th April 2020 || Regulatory briefing | Companies | Heated tobacco | Politics & policy | North America United States

The US tobacco industry is resisting another attempt by the FDA to impose graphic health warnings, claiming in a lawsuit that mandatory warnings would violate their rights under the First Amendment ...

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