Mexico

Mexico City temporarily shuts down 38 e-cigarette shops violating tobacco control laws ahead of World No Tobacco Day on May 31.

Mexican authorities seized 27,000 e-cigarette products in Mexicali, worth over $1 million, as sales and imports were banned.

KT&G and PMI partner to expand e-cigarette market in Central and South America, with PMI launching KT&G's "lil" globally.

PMI Mexico launches IQOS ILUMA, a new smoke-free technology device, aiming to lead Mexico towards a smoke-free future.

Mexican health authorities warn against e-cigarette dangers, citing increased risk of heart failure and irreversible health damage.

Dozens protest in Mexico against President López Obrador's e-cigarette ban, calling for regulation to ensure safer alternatives.

Mexican presidential candidate Jorge Álvarez Máynez proposes a national police academy to regulate e-cigarettes and marijuana, emphasizing tax revenue importance.

According to Mexican media pagina3, Santa Martha Chichihualtepec community successfully conducted its first industrial-scale marijuana cultivation and harvest.