Regulation & tax · Cuba
· 1 min read · Source: Noticias SIN
Public health authorities in Cuba have prohibited the sale and commercialization of approximately fifteen alcoholic energy drinks across the nation. The ban follows recorded poisoning cases linked directly to the consumption of these products. Officials took immediate regulatory action to remove the implicated blended beverage brands from retail circulation.
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