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Mexico’s retail ban stands despite supreme court ruling

Written by || 29th October 2015 || | Policy and Politics | Regulation and Legislation | Asia Mexico North America South America United Arab Emirates United States

Selling e-cigarettes without a medical licence is still not legal in Mexico, despite a supreme court ruling in favour of one retailer. ...

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