Smoking, vaping, HTP, NRT and snus in Mexico

Mexico's smoking rates have stagnated, so why is the government insisting on amending their …

Mexico's vaping prohibition, included in its constitution in 2024, resulted from authoritarian governance and …

British American Tobacco halted e-cigarette sales in response to Mexico's vaping restrictions and concerns …

Mexico’s Congress approved a constitutional reform banning the production, distribution, and sale of e-cigarettes, including disposable vapes, as part of a broader crackdown on such devices. The Senate overwhelmingly supported the government-backed bill, which had already passed the lower house of parliament. To take effect, the reform still requires approval from all 32 state congresses. Additionally, the reform prohibits …

Mexico's proposed vape ban, supported by lower house lawmakers, aims to combat health issues associated with nicotine addiction. Despite concerns about fueling the black market and hindering smoking cessation efforts, the ban is expected to pass in the Senate. Critics argue that banning vapes while allowing cigarettes could worsen public health and empower criminal networks. The proposed reform also …