Michigan-based Breeze Smoke is asking the US Supreme Court to stay a Food and Drug Administration (FDA) marketing denial order (MDO) after the Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit recently decided not to grant its motion because the company “has not shown a strong likelihood of success on the merits”.
The Court of Appeals ruled that “the FDA reasonably concluded that Breeze Smoke’s application did not meet the TCA’s [Tobacco Control Act] requirements that new tobacco products be appropriate for the protection of the public health”.