NOM Regulatory Compliance: Who Qualifies and What You Get
Learn how to ensure your imported goods meet Mexican standards through the NOM regulatory compliance process.
NOM Regulatory Compliance is a system used to ensure that products being brought into Mexico meet specific national safety and quality standards, known locally as Normas oficiales.
Who it's for
This scheme is specifically for anyone importing goods that fall under regulated categories in Mexico.
What you get
By meeting these requirements, you receive official certification that your products comply with the necessary national standards for safety and quality.
What it costs you
There is no single flat fee for the compliance itself, but you will need to pay for product testing and the fees charged by laboratories to issue your certification.
The catch to know
The specific requirements and standards can change frequently, so what is compliant today might need updating in the future.
How to apply
- Identify which specific product standards apply to the goods you are importing.
- Send your products to an accredited laboratory for testing.
- Obtain the necessary certification based on the lab results.
- Ensure all documentation is ready for customs clearance.