And Amazon could stop selling skins -- stickers that wrap around JUUL vapes -- on its site. At the very least, it could remove the ones featuring cartoons and video games, including Rick and Morty ...

Under the settlement, JUUL has agreed to "not use cartoons for their promotional activities, or place advertisements on billboards, on public transportation, or within 1000 feet of any elementary ...

WILLOW ANDERSON: What is the fight about? JUUL was engaged in some marketing. They bought ads, for example, on Cartoon Network and other youth sites. This is very similar to the big tobacco cases ...

The board approved the settlement shortly after. “Juul was advertising on places like Nickelodeon, they were using cartoons to market tobacco to kids, they were putting (Juul products ...

Advertisements also can’t use cartoons, use paid product placement ... Connecticut started the lawsuit against Juul three years ago.

including not using cartoons in promotions, not directly funding or operating youth education campaigns or prevention activities or portraying individuals under 35 in any advertising of JUUL ...

Juul agreed to a host of limitations on its business practices, including not marketing directly to underage users, refraining from providing free samples or using cartoons, advertising near ...

The company even bought banner and video advertisements on sites such as Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon’s Nick.com and Nickjr.com, the lawsuit said. As Ars has reported previously, Juul’s ...

As part of the settlement, Juul has agreed to refrain from youth marketing including the use of cartoons, depicting people younger than 35 in ads, hiring young social media influencers ...

The settlement includes a list of advertising limitations and banning JUUL from things like youth marketing, providing free samples, using cartoons, paid influencers and paid product placement ...

Electronic cigarette maker Juul Labs has agreed to pay nearly $US440 million ($650 million) in the United States to settle a two-year investigation by 33 states into ...