Inspection Unit and NOM verification
Accredited Inspection Unit for Mexican Official Standards.
Inspection Unit (NOM) built around your operation
No product can be sold in Mexico until it complies with the applicable Mexican Official Standards — whether you import it, manufacture it here or resell it. We are an accredited Inspection Unit, the figure previously known as a Verification Unit (UVA / UVNOM), so that check happens where your inventory already is instead of at an external verifier.
- Accredited Inspection Unit (formerly UVNOM) in-house
- Compliance review against the applicable Mexican standards
- Labeling resolved in the same distribution center
- For importers, domestic manufacturers and resellers alike
We reply with a preliminary proposal within 24–48 business hours.
What this service includes
Compliance review
We verify your product against the applicable standard and issue the corresponding certificate of compliance.
Labeling
Commercial and compliance labeling applied on site, so goods go from container to sellable without an extra trip.
Not only for importers
Domestic manufacturers and resellers face the same requirement. We work with anyone who needs to evidence compliance before selling, or before entering a retail chain that demands it.
NOM-051 for food and beverage
Ingredient declaration, nutrition information and front-of-pack warning labels for prepackaged products.
From quote to operation
A clear process, one point of contact and committed dates from the proposal onward.
Start my quoteContact and needs
We listen to what you move, store or distribute today, and where it hurts. No generic proposals.
Logistics diagnosis
We map volumes, seasonality and handling requirements to size the right operation.
Tailored proposal
A preliminary proposal within 24–48 business hours, with scope, model and start-up plan.
Onboarding
We set up space, equipment and people, and run the first cycles alongside your team.
About inspection unit (nom)
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They are the same figure at different points in time. It used to be called an Accredited Verification Unit (UVA) and is commonly referred to as UVNOM; the correct term today is Inspection Unit. In practice it does the same job: an accredited body that reviews your product and its labeling against the Mexican Official Standards and issues the certificate of compliance you need to sell legally in Mexico.
No. Any product sold in Mexico has to meet the standard that applies to it, whether it was imported or made here. We work equally with importers, domestic manufacturers and resellers who need to evidence compliance before selling.
It depends on the product type and the applicable standard. Because we are the Inspection Unit and the goods are already in our facility, the transfer to an external verifier — usually the slowest part — disappears. We give you an estimate for your case in the proposal.
Yes. Labeling and verification happen in the same distribution center where your goods are stored, which shortens the time between the container landing and the product being ready to sell.
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