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Mexican Customs Seize 0.93kg of Ayahuasca Extract from Peru at AICM

Mexican customs and navy agents seized nearly one kilogram of Ayahuasca extract from Peru at Mexico City airport.

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On September 1, 2026, the National Customs Agency of Mexico (ANAM) and the Navy (Semar) seized a shipment of Ayahuasca extract at the Mexico City International Airport (AICM). [1] Mexican authorities seized approximately 930 grams of ayahuasca extract at the Airport International of Mexico City (AICM) on Tuesday. [2] The seized cargo weighed approximately 0.930 kilograms of Ayahuasca extract. [3] Mexican government authorities stated that the introduction of this cargo into the national territory represented a direct risk to national security. [4] The Gabinete de Seguridad del Gobierno de México reported the seizure through an official statement. [5] The Gabinete de Seguridad del Gobierno de México stated that the substance is considered a risk to national security. [6] Official information indicated that document reviews, operational checks, and commercial profile validations were conducted as part of inspection protocols. [7] The discovery occurred after officials detected document inconsistencies and validated suspicious commercial profiles during operational reviews. [8]
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  1. On September 1, 2026, the National Customs Agency of Mexico (ANAM) and the Navy (Semar) seized a shipment of Ayahuasca extract at the Mexico City International Airport (AICM). · El Heraldo de México
  2. Mexican authorities seized approximately 930 grams of ayahuasca extract at the Airport International of Mexico City (AICM) on Tuesday. · El Financiero
  3. The seized cargo weighed approximately 0.930 kilograms of Ayahuasca extract. · El Heraldo de México
  4. Mexican government authorities stated that the introduction of this cargo into the national territory represented a direct risk to national security. · Aristegui Noticias
  5. The Gabinete de Seguridad del Gobierno de México reported the seizure through an official statement. · El Financiero
  6. The Gabinete de Seguridad del Gobierno de México stated that the substance is considered a risk to national security. · Diario de Yucatán
  7. Official information indicated that document reviews, operational checks, and commercial profile validations were conducted as part of inspection protocols. · Aristegui Noticias
  8. The discovery occurred after officials detected document inconsistencies and validated suspicious commercial profiles during operational reviews. · Diario de Yucatán
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