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Economy & Business - February 2023
MEXICO: Strict anti-tobacco laws to impact business
The most recent modifications to Mexico’s anti-smoking law came into effect on 15 January. With the new additions, Mexico’s general law for the control of tobacco, first introduced in 2008, is now one of the world’s strictest anti-smoking laws.
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