Last April, it was announced in several media that the 63 permissions of Cannabis products granted in 2018 were going to be reviewed. As a result of this review, COFEPRIS conducted verification visits to some places...

On October 30, 2018, the Mexican Regulatory Agency (COFEPRIS) published guidelines establishing the criteria for the appraisal of applications of authorizations for the commercialization, exploitation...

After a long wait, on January 12, 2020, the General Health Law Regulation on Sanitary Control for the Production, Research and Medicinal Use of Cannabis and its Pharmacological Derivatives

In a session held on Friday, April 17, 2020, the Supreme Court of Justice determined to again extend the period granted to the Congress to rule on the legislation for the use of cannabis.

Recently, the Ministry of Health send to the Federal Regulatory Improvement Commission (CONAMER) the Preliminary Draft of the "Regulation on health control for the production

By the end of 2015, the Mexican Supreme Court of Justice (SCJN) concluded that prohibiting the use of cannabis for "recreational" purposes was unconstitutional.

This week the Mexican Supreme Court of Justice approved a decision ordering the Ministry of Health and the Federal Commission for Protection against Sanitary Risk (COFEPRIS)...

In a recent article published in Mexico Business News, Raul Elizalde Garza, CEO of HempMeds, provides an exemplary overview of the legal status of marijuana in Mexico.

In recent years, cannabis use has been widely discussed in Mexico, both inside and outside the government.

As I recently reported on this blog, last November the Mexican Senate approved an amended Cannabis Law bill.

In this, the first post of a multipart series, we will debunk the various incorrect ideas, impressions and rumors we continue to hear in the Mexico cannabis practice.

En este post, el primero de varios, echaremos abajo las principales ideas erróneas/impresiones/rumores que hemos escuchado en la práctica de cannabis en Harris Bricken México.

Mexico's current legislation regarding cannabis use is the result of several legal actions. More than five years ago, the first legal actions regarding the prohibition of cannabis use were...