The Supreme Court confirmed on Wednesday that the FDA acted within its legal authority by rejecting the applications of two e-cigarette manufacturers for flavored liquids. In a unanimous ruling, Justice Samuel Alito noted that the flavored products presented a significant risk to youth, aligning with public health protection guidelines established by the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act. The Court dismissed claims of arbitrary rule changes during the application process, concluding that the FDA's decision-making process was consistent and lawful.
In a unanimous decision, the Supreme Court ruled that the F.D.A. lawfully rejected applications for flavored e-cigarette liquids due to health risks to youth.
Justice Alito stated that the F.D.A.'s denials of the flavored liquids were consistent with tobacco regulation guidance, reinforcing public health standards.
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