Mexico's proposed legalization of cannabis products The trafficking of illicit drugs remains und
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2017-12-26 08:35:26
Mexico's proposed legalization of cannabis products The trafficking of illicit drugs remains under strict control
Mexico decided to legalize the sale of cannabis-containing drugs, foodstuffs, beverages, cosmetics and other cannabis-containing products by early 2018, although Mexico's health regulator said at the same time that the country continued to crack down on illegal drug trafficking.
According to a report by Reuters, in June 2017, Mexico legalized cannabis for medical and scientific purposes but still prohibited the use of cannabis for entertainment and could not grow it. Today, the spokesman for the health regulator, Arturo Tornel, said in 2018 that it would agree to sell its cannabis products legally and that regulators would issue decrees in a matter of days to allow those cannabis-containing products to be available in a month's time Into the Mexican market. He emphasized in particular that cannabis products are foods, beverages, cosmetics, etc., rather than the sale and use of pure marijuana.
Reported that Mexico is trying to curb drug trafficking, so the legalization of cannabis products of course controversial. For a long time, drug trafficking was a major problem in the national security and social order in Mexico. In the past 10 years, 140,000 people have been killed by drug incidents.
Mexico decided to legalize the sale of cannabis-containing drugs, foodstuffs, beverages, cosmetics and other cannabis-containing products by early 2018, although Mexico's health regulator said at the same time that the country continued to crack down on illegal drug trafficking.
According to a report by Reuters, in June 2017, Mexico legalized cannabis for medical and scientific purposes but still prohibited the use of cannabis for entertainment and could not grow it. Today, the spokesman for the health regulator, Arturo Tornel, said in 2018 that it would agree to sell its cannabis products legally and that regulators would issue decrees in a matter of days to allow those cannabis-containing products to be available in a month's time Into the Mexican market. He emphasized in particular that cannabis products are foods, beverages, cosmetics, etc., rather than the sale and use of pure marijuana.
Reported that Mexico is trying to curb drug trafficking, so the legalization of cannabis products of course controversial. For a long time, drug trafficking was a major problem in the national security and social order in Mexico. In the past 10 years, 140,000 people have been killed by drug incidents.