Mexico's lower house passes constitutional ban on e-cigarettes, vapes
- Mexico's lower house lawmakers approved a constitutional ban on e-cigarettes and vaping devices, alongside stricter regulations on synthetic drugs like fentanyl, with 410 votes in favor and 24 against.
- The reform will also prohibit the "production, distribution and sale of toxic substances, chemical precursors, the illicit use of fentanyl and other non-authorized synthetic drugs."
- Federal data indicates less than 1 million individuals aged 12 to 65 used a vape in 2022, with around 500,000 teens and 300,000 adults reported as e-cigarette users.
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