Former Juul exec alleges company shipped tainted products

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In this Thursday, Dec. 20, 2018 file photo, Juul products are displayed at a smoke shop in New York. On Thursday, Oct.

17, 2019, the company announced it will voluntarily stop selling its fruit and dessert-flavored vaping pods. Last Updated Wednesday, October 30, 2019 3:46PM EDT

A Juul spokesman said in a statement that the claims are "baseless" and that Breja was terminated because he failed to "demonstrate the leadership qualities" required for the job. Juul's spokesman rejected Breja's account saying the company "determined the product met all applicable specifications." "You need to have an IQ of 5 to know that when customers don't find mango they buy mint," Burns told employees, according to the lawsuit.

In the last two years, the San Francisco company has become the principal target of a nationwide backlash against e-cigarettes, with parents, politicians and health advocates blaming the firm for the recent vaping craze among young people.

 

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