As part of its Global Mission, NEMA opened its regional office in Mexico City to facilitate members’ efforts to gain and maintain market access in Mexico and Central
America.
Objectives:
Technical product Standards and installation codes that ensure that products made in Mexico and the U.S. can safely be used by customers in both countries.
Conformity assessment processes that treat all manufacturers in a fair and equal manner.
Inspection of all electrical installations to ensure compliance with NOM-001-SEDE requirements.
A trade environment that ensures equivalent, competitive access to markets through the elimination of barriers to trade.
Activities:
- Collaborate with CANAME according to the memorandum of Understanding signed in November 1999, which outlines collaborative activities in the area of codes and Standards, trade facilitation, and market-related matters.
- Work with ANCE staff and its technical committees to ensure that the proper processes are used to develop Standards that meet the needs of customers in Mexico and the U.S.
- Organize and conduct technical seminars to provide information on a regular basis about NEMA members’ products.
- Collaborate with interested chambers, professional organizations, and technical societies to ensure that NEMA projects provide value.
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Contact Information:
Ing. Gustavo Dominguez Poó
Director de NEMA en México, Centroamerica,
y el Caribe
AV. LAZARO CARDENAS No. 869
Col. Nueva Industrial Vallejo
C.P. 07700 Mexico D.F.
Tel: 52 (55) 5747 4579
Cell: 52 1 55 5434 3358
guguez@prodigy.net.mx
Madeleine Bugel
Senior Manager, International Trade
1300 North 17th Street, Suite 900
Rosslyn, VA, 22209
USA
Tel: (703) 841-3204
Fax: (703) 841-3304
madeleine.bugel@nema.org
For more information, members may log into the International Information Index. If you are a NEMA member and need a password, please email Arlethia Johnson.