Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Oaxaca becomes the first Mexican state to ban the sell of soda and junk food to kids

The local congress of Oaxaca approved the reform of the Law on the Rights of Girls, Boys and Adolescents to prohibit the sale, gift, distribution or promotion of junk food to minors.

This Wednesday, August 5, becomes a historic day for all of Mexico, since the LXIV Legislature of Oaxaca becomes the first in the republic to legislate in favor of the obesity epidemic among children.

With the adherence of Article 20, it is expected to drastically reduce the access of unhealthy edible products to the girls, boys, and adolescents of the entity.

Read Full Story

Related Posts

There are now 8 cases of measles in Puerto Vallarta

Measles cases reach 8 in Puerto Vallarta as adults infected

Puerto Vallarta has eight confirmed measles cases, including three new young-adult infections tied to IMSS...
Playa Mamitas plan proposes hotel rooms and condos

Playa Mamitas plan proposes hotel rooms and condos

A new Semarnat filing outlines ZONNA near Playa Mamitas with 64 hotel rooms and 187...
Authorities roll out a Spring Break safety plan across beach

Spring Break safety modules set for Cabo hot spots

Los Cabos will staff three response points in Cabo San Lucas and boost patrols with...
How cartels pull young people into violence

Why Leaving a Cartel Is So Hard for Young Mexicans

Violence, identity, and online contact can pull youths in—and make exits rare. What research and...