17 October 2016AmericasDaniel Sanchez and Victor Ramirez
Keeping a clear head: Mexico’s rules on alcohol labels
In order to curb the epidemic of alcohol abuse—which has become a serious health problem in Mexico, as in many other countries—the Mexican government has revised and implemented new rules on labelling requirements for alcoholic beverages.
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