Washington (AP)-The Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled for the Food and Drug Administration in the suppression of sweet flavored vaping products to an increase in the use of teenelectronic cigarette. But the unanimous decision of the Justices who threw out a federal ruling on Court of Appeal is not the final word in the case, and the FDA can change his approach now that President Donald Trump has promised to “save” Vaping. The Supreme Court ruled that during President Joe Biden’s administration, the FDA did not violate federal law when he rejected an application from Dallas-based company Triton distribution to sell e-adjustments such as ‘Jimmy the Juice Man in Peachy Strawberry’ and ‘Suicide Bunny Milk and Cookies.’ The products are heated by an e-cigarette to create an inhalable aerosol. Yolonda Richardson, president and CEO of the Tobacco-Free Children Campaign, calls the decision “a great victory for the health of America’s children and attempts to protect them from the flavored e-cigarettes that fueled a crisis of the youth’s nicotine addiction.” The FDA rejected applications for more than a million nicotine products to taste like fruits, dessert or candy, because their manufacturers could not show that flavored vapes had a net public benefit as required by law. It approved a few vapes with tobacco-flavored vape, and recently he allowed its first e-cigarettes for menthol flavored for adult smokers after the company provided data showing that the product was more useful to stop. But the Conservative 5th US Court of Appeal rose with Triton and agreed that the FDA changed its standards with little warning contrary to federal legislation. While the Supreme Court was mainly decided for the FDA, the Supreme Court noted that the agency said the company’s marketing plan would be an important factor to evaluate its application. But eventually it did not consider the marketing plan, Justice Samuel Alito wrote for the court. The Court of Appeal has been ordered to consider whether failure to do so is an important error that can still lead to a decision in Triton’s favor. The FDA has so far not introduced changes to its policy on Vaping. But on Tuesday, FDA’s Top Tabbak Regulator Brian King was removed from his post amid the cutting of the federal health force that cleared many of the country’s leading health experts. King oversaw hundreds of warning letters issued to companies that make Vapes, sell and distribute Vapes. ___ Follow the AP’s coverage of the US High Court at https://apnews.com/hub/us-supreme-court. Catch all the business news, corporate news, news reports and latest news updates on Live Mint. Download the Mint News app to get daily market updates. Business Newscompaniesnewsupreme Court takes the FDA in its dispute over sweet flavored vaping products more