E-cigarette company Juul Labs, industrial cannabis grower CannAcubed set up base in Singapore
Juul Labs says it won't sell banned product in S'pore; CannAcubed calls its firm here a 'holding entity'
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Five months after the ban took effect, Juul Labs registered its office in the Central Business District, showed Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority records.
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An e-cigarette company that has been accused of fanning the flames of the underage smoking epidemic in the United States has set up its regional headquarters in Singapore.
This is despite the fact that some products sold by firms like Juul Labs were recently banned here when the Government outlawed the sale, purchase and use of all e-cigarette products in February.
