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Posted On: 07/12/2018 12:53:35 PM
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This explanation (the approval is required of the Mexican FDA) also explains why things couldn't move forward until after the election. A different government might have imposed different requirements regarding CBD. Waiting till post-election meant vastly more certainty.
Next question: How long does it take to get products approved by the Mexican FDA? Combine the sluggish bureaucratic mentality with the famously slow-moving Mexican culture, and it would suggest that this may not happen this month.
Now, I don't know if the "manana" stereotype about Mexican culture is actually valid. But if there is truth in it, it's something to consider here. I'm still hoping for this month. And I don't think it's out of the question. For those holding their breath, though, I'd suggest a different strategy.
Next question: How long does it take to get products approved by the Mexican FDA? Combine the sluggish bureaucratic mentality with the famously slow-moving Mexican culture, and it would suggest that this may not happen this month.
Now, I don't know if the "manana" stereotype about Mexican culture is actually valid. But if there is truth in it, it's something to consider here. I'm still hoping for this month. And I don't think it's out of the question. For those holding their breath, though, I'd suggest a different strategy.
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