NOM certification and labeling so your goods are not held at the border.
Before your goods leave origin, we 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.
We 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. We 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. We 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. We 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. We coordinate it so you do not depend on the overseas supplier.
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