Mexico Radio Compliance: From Testing to Market Access

Expanding radio-enabled products into the Mexican market requires a clear understanding of the country's evolving regulatory framework. From NOM approvals and technical testing requirements to recent regulatory changes, manufacturers must navigate several important steps before bringing products to market.

Join us for an informative webinar that provides a practical overview of Mexico's radio compliance requirements and approval process. We'll walk through the key technical standards, discuss recent changes to the regulatory landscape, and explain how manufacturers can efficiently plan for successful market access.

During this webinar, you'll learn about:

• The Mexico NOM approval process for radio products
• Key testing requirements for common wireless technologies, including IFT-008 with NOM-208, IFT-016, and IFT-017
• The Mutual Recognition Agreement (MRA) between Mexico and the United States and the requirements for accepting foreign test reports
• Market access pathways for radio products that do not have a specific Mexican technical standard
• Recent regulatory updates, including the replacement of IFETEL with the Telecommunications Regulatory Agency (CRT) and the Agency for Digital Transformation and Telecommunications (ATDT)
• A real-world example of a Global Market Access (GMA) regulatory plan for a typical Wi-Fi product

Whether you're introducing a new wireless device or expanding your existing product portfolio into Mexico, this webinar will provide practical guidance to help you better understand the regulatory process, reduce approval delays, and prepare for successful market entry.

Webinar presenter

Tom Tidwell
Tom Tidwell is a NARTE certified EMC Laboratory Engineer with over 25 years of direct experience in Wireless, Telecommunications, EMC, and worldwide market access. His experience includes numerous wired and wireless protocols and technologies. He is responsible for Nemko’s telecom international approvals. Tom is trained and experienced as a Certification Assessment Body review engineer for the US, Canada, and Notified Body for the EU.