1. Standards and Conformity Assessment Bodies - Mexico
ITU
MOE
Ministry of the Economy
SCT
Ministry of Communication and Transportation
CFT
Federal Telecommunication Commission
BIPM
WTO/SPS
Inquiry point
WTO/TBT
CENAM
ININ
EMA
DGN
Director General for Standardization
Director for Standardization
Director for Conformity Assessment
Director for Metrology
Director for International Standardization
Director for Calibration
Codex
COPANT
Accredited
CBs
Designated SDOs & CBs
ILAC
APLMF
IAAC
IAF
ISO
ANCE
NYCE
APLAC
JTC1
Electric,
Gas equipment
Field
All field
Telecommunication
Electronic,
Field
PAC
IEC
NMX
(Standards)
NOM
(Regulations)
NRef
(References)
Regional
Government
International
Non-Government

2. Standards and Conformity Assessment Bodies - Mexico
Ministry of Economy (MOE)
Director General for Standardization (DGN)
National Standardization body of Mexico
Mexican Accreditation Entitiy (EMA)
Accreditation body for management system certification bodies, product certification bodies and laboratories
ANCE
Designated by DGN as the Standard Developer and Certification Body in the field of Gas and Electric equipment
NYCE
Designated by DGN as the Standard Developer and Certification Body in the field of Electronic equipment and Telecommunication
Secretary of Communication and Transportation (SCT)
Federal Telecommunication Commission (CFT)
National Center for Metrology
National Institute of Nuclear Investigation

3. Standards and Conformity Assessment Bodies - Mexico
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