NOM certification and labeling so your goods are not held at the border.
Before your goods leave origin, I tell you which Mexican Official Standards (NOM) apply, how to comply and what it costs. A NOM discovered at the border is a container on hold.
Lighting, electrical equipment, coffee vending machines, apparel, footwear and many consumer products carry a mandatory NOM for safety or labeling. Complying is part of clearance, not a separate errand.
I identify the standard by tariff code and product, manage certification or compliance letters with accredited verification units, and coordinate labeling at origin or in Tijuana before filing. I have imported NOM-regulated lighting and vending machines for hotels and distributors.
- Identification of applicable NOM standards per product and tariff code.
- Certification management with accredited verification units.
- Commercial labeling (NOM-050, textile NOM-004, footwear NOM-020 and others).
- Labeling at origin or in Tijuana before clearance.
- Compliance documents ready for the entry.
What people ask about this.
Which products need NOM certification to enter Mexico?
Among others: lighting and electrical equipment, appliances, vending machines, toys, apparel, footwear and textiles (labeling), and consumer products with commercial information. I confirm by tariff code before you buy.
How much does a NOM certificate cost?
It varies by standard and product: a labeling compliance letter costs far less than an electrical safety certification with lab testing. I quote it with the clearance so you see the full cost.
Can labeling be done in Mexico instead of at the factory?
Often yes, in a Tijuana warehouse before clearance. I coordinate it so you do not depend on the overseas supplier.
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