Tag Archive for: Mexico

The Mexican Chamber of Deputies has approved, in general terms, a constitutional amendment to prohibit the use of vaping devices, e-cigarettes, and illicit fentanyl. The measure passed with an overwhelming majority of 410 votes in favor, 24 against, and zero abstentions.

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In a bid to control the usage of electronic cigarettes, Mexico imposed a ban on these devices a year ago. However, despite the government’s efforts, the ban has failed to curb e-cigarette usage among the country’s populace. Local media outlet Excelsior reports that data from the Federal Commission for Protection against Health Risks (COFEPRIS) indicates that a significant number of Mexicans continue to use e-cigarettes, with a concerning number being teenagers. This article explores the persistent usage of e-cigarettes in Mexico and highlights the emergence of a thriving black market as a result of the ban.

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Mexico’s vaping laws are complicated and have changed dramatically over past years. Regarding the sale, distribution, and use of e-cigarettes and vaping products, the nation has put tight rules in place. Right now, the General Law on Tobacco Control—which forbids several activities connected to products containing nicotine—mostly shapes the legal environment.

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