All electrical products exported into Mexico must meet NOM requirements as well as mandatory energy efficiency requirements. If your product is in one of over 2,000 product categories, entering the Mexican market, you must have evidence of compliance with NOM standards.

Feb 17, 2025 · The NOM mark is a visual indicator that your product meets the requirements of the applicable NOMs. Bearing a NOM mark on your product means you will have access to the Mexican market without burden during importation, transportation, and/or commercialization.

Every product that enters Mexico must meet the requirements outlined in NOM. Electrical products must meet additional mandatory requirements regarding energy efficiency. Prior exports being allowed to enter the country, they must be compliant with …

There are three categories that require a NOM certificate: electronic products, wireless technology and electrical products. In order to demonstrate their compliance with the NOM standards, these products must have a NOM mark that the Mexican customs officials can check as they enter the country at the border with the United States.

Most products entering the Mexico markets must meet the Norma Oficial Mexicana (NOM) mark requirements. The local laws and product regulations are generally put in place to provide assurance that the products and services are safe, of good quality and fit for consumers’ needs.

NOM Certification, short for Norma Oficial Mexicana (Official Mexican Standard), is a set of rules and regulations that ensure products sold in Mexico meet specific safety, quality, and performance standards. It is a mandatory certification for many products sold in Mexico.

What is NOM Certification? Every product that enters Mexico must prove that it is compliant with NOM labeling requirements. Electrical and electronic products undergo additional scrutiny and must receive a NOM certification before they can be marketed for the Mexican market.

Dec 24, 2024 · Official Mexican Standards, or the Norma Official Mexicana (NOM) certification is a set of standards and legal enforcement documents that regulate the products, processes, and services that could pose a safety or health risk for people, animals, plants, or the environment.

NOMs are Mexican federal standards that regulate products that are sold, used, or transported in Mexico. These have the force of law and non-compliance carries fines and sanctions. Broadly these can be split into two general categories.

The Norma Oficial Mexicana (NOM) certification is a set of technical regulations and standards required by the Mexican government that spans many different industries. As a product enters Mexico it is assigned a “fraccion arancelaria” (Tariff / HTS Code), based on which a NOM will apply or not to the product.