They Say They're Worried About the Health of Mexicans, but the Reality Is They're Worried About Raising Money.
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At a morning press conference, the government assured that the new taxes on soft drinks will help reduce obesity and diabetes... and, in the process, fund scholarships and social programs. Because, of course, nothing says "take care of your health" like seeing your wallet suffer while the math of the tax seems to falter. Meanwhile, the population is wondering if these soft drinks now come with calories... or with interest included.
The possible increase in the price of products such as soft drinks and sugary drinks does not escape the view of Walmart of Mexico and Central America. The company, which operates under the brands Bodega Aurrerá, Walmart and Sam’s Club, analyzes strategies to mitigate the impact on consumption within its stores. Javier Treviño, senior vice president of Corporate Affairs of Walmart of Mexico, said that they are already working on measures to face…
The increase in the tax on soft drinks is a façade. It is a façade in favor of the health of the Mexican that what it really seeks is to raise money the truth is that the Moreno regime is not interested in this sector since in all the country there are shortages of medicines and treatments.
As a reaction to the proposal marked in the economic package 2026, which seeks to regulate the consumption of soft drinks and tobacco in the country, the PAN parliamentary group in the Chamber of ... La entrada The PAN responds to Morena after taxing soft drinks and seeks to eliminate VAT on bottled water aparece primero en LJA.MX Noticias México.
In which state is it consumed more soda? It is not Mexico City New reform seeks to stop consumption... but Mexico continues to be the world leader in sugary drinks Jreyes Vie, 12/09/2025 - 12:37 In Mexico we do not drink water, we drink soda. And we do not say it: the data of the federal government say it. According to the Secretary of Health, David Kershenobich, an average Mexican consumes 166 liters of soda a year, which puts us as one of the …
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