Mexico "Complete Ban on E-Cigarette Imports"
[Asia Economy Reporter Kiho Sung] The Mexican government announced that it will completely ban the import of electronic cigarettes starting from the 20th (local time).
According to local media, the Mexican Ministry of Health stated in a press release on the 19th that "this government measure is to protect the health of the Mexican people and to safeguard youth and residents from irreversible damage," and announced the implementation of this policy. This measure is based on a presidential decree.
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The Mexican government has prohibited the trade of electronic cigarettes since 2008. Through this decree, it is expected to establish a regulatory system necessary to crack down on smuggling in the black market.
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