Juul Is No Longer Selling Its Popular Mint E-Cigarette Flavor

JUUL has decided to halt sales of its Mint flavor e-cigarettes following studies linking its products to a rise in underage vaping. The studies, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, revealed that over 50% of teens prefer JUUL products, with Mint being a favorite. In response, JUUL's CEO deemed the findings unacceptable, leading to a halt in Mint sales both online and in retail. Currently, JUUL only offers tobacco and menthol flavors, with Mint previously accounting for 70% of sales.

What prompted the company to reconsider its product offerings?

• A decline in sales

• New government regulations

• A competitor's new product launch

• Studies linking JUUL to underage vaping

Which flavor was most popular among teens according to the studies?

• Mint

• Mango

• Tobacco

• Cream

What action did JUUL take in response to the study findings?

• Increased marketing efforts

• Introduced new flavors

• Lowered prices

• Stopped selling Mint flavor

Which flavors does JUUL continue to sell in the US?

• Mint and Mango

• Tobacco and Menthol

• Cucumber and Cream

• All flavors

What percentage of JUUL's sales did the Mint flavor represent?

• 10%

• 70%

• 20%

• 50%