Mutual recognition agreements (MRAs) are agreements that ensure that recognised organisations operate on an equal footing and apply the same rules and procedures. Organizational governance can include both formal governance mechanisms based on defined structures and processes and informal mechanisms that arise in the context of the organization`s culture and values, often under the influence of those who lead the organization. Organizational governance is a fundamental function of organizations of all types, as it provides the framework for decision-making within the organization. Although names are a complement to the regulation, which allows specifications, guidelines, terminology and procedures of a technical nature to be applied to a product, process, facility, system, activity, service or method of production or operation, I must say that there is a complete decoupling between the purpose for which the standard was created and the higher purpose, which it should achieve today in the light of socio-political changes. The economy and technology we have ventured into as a country. Standards exist and meet their “why” and “why” requirements, but do not include “for whom” and “how”; If so, it is at least very clear that it has not really served much purpose, otherwise exercises like this would not be necessary. The fact that some people know the purpose of standards in their overall context – who developed them and who “should” or “must” apply them – does not mean that their objective has been achieved and that we can measure that they actually have an impact on the well-being of the population. Of course, this is not at all motivated to happen. Article 46.- The elaboration and modification of official Mexican standards are subject to the following rules: All products, processes, methods, facilities, services or activities must conform to official Mexican standards. Its activities include: (a) coordinating Mexico`s participation in the work and meetings of Codex Alimentarius committees and groups. (b) promote national and international cooperation on all standardization issues relating to food standards. (c) Promote the active participation of members of the FAO/WHO Regional Committee for Latin America and the Caribbean.
(d) Disseminate and promote the work and standards of the Codex Alimentarius in the country. NOTE: The Standards Branch does not sell IEC International Standards. If you are interested in purchasing them, please click here. Certification bodies are legal entities whose purpose is to perform certification tasks, i.e. to assess whether a product, process, system or service complies with the standards, guidelines or recognitions of organizations dedicated to national or international standardization. XVIII. other for which it is necessary to standardize industrial, commercial or service products, processes, processes or systems or practices in accordance with other legislation, provided that the provisions of Articles 45 to 47 are complied with. This guide shares a common approach with the areas of environmental quality, labour standards and human rights, as well as competitive practices channelled through the application of environmental management systems, occupational health and safety, and the quality of products and services. What is it? This is a certificate of indefinite validity. What is it used for? For the natural or legal person outside the approved producer of tequila who intends to package the product in the country or abroad, if necessary: a) packaging in the national territory. (b) containers in the territory of the United States of America. (c) packaging in another part of the world.
What must I do? Submit a free original letter with the following characteristics: The initial application must contain the name, designation or business name of the person indicating, where applicable, the legal representative, the address of the communications and the persons authorized to receive them. Clearly indicate the application made (issuance of the bottler`s registration certificate) and signed by the legal representative of the company wishing to package the tequila. The letter must be accompanied by the following documents: I. CASE OF A PACKING PLANT IN GERMANY a) Copy of the certificate of incorporation of the national packaging company and its appropriate registration in the public commercial register, as well as the power of attorney accrediting its legal representative. b) Original of the letter signed by the legal representative of the packaging company in which it undertakes to comply with all the provisions of NOM-006-SCFI-2012 II. CASE OF A PACKAGING FACILITY IN THE UNITED STATES a) Original letter signed by the legal representative of the packaging company in which they undertake to comply with the provisions of the Memorandum of Understanding, to submit quarterly usage reports to the conformity assessment body (CRT) in a timely manner and that the authorized manufacturer will not request the EAC without the consent of the packer. b) copy of the permit issued by the TTB, original apostille (with Hague apostille issued to the packaging company of the distilled spirits factory permit (DSP). c) Apostille-Apostille, confirming the legal personality of the packaging company and its legal representative. In the original. III.- Case of packaging machine in any other part of the world.
a) Original letter signed by the legal representative of the packaging company to comply with the provisions of NOM-006, in particular, the packer shall provide the conformity assessment body (CRT) with the inspection facilities provided for in clauses 6.5.4.2 (a) paragraph 2 and 6.5.4.2. (c) Apostille (Hague Apostille), which certifies the legal personality of the packaging company and its legal representative. In the original. What are the costs? This procedure is free of charge. Responsible: Lic. Raúl de Jesús Contreras Ceja, Director of Technical Assistance, raul.contreras@economia.gob.mx Phone(s): 52 29 61 00 ext. 43207 Interested parties may submit proposals for official Mexican standards to the dependencies, which will carry out the appropriate evaluation and, if necessary, submit the relevant preliminary draft to the competent committee. Certainly, these paragraphs are not intended to emphasize this or to be pessimistic, it is just a statement of our national reality lived here and there and shared among peers; Meanwhile, standards are isolated in context with science, the ITS sector is also isolated in context with the regulatory framework, and government and society are still waiting.
And so we follow each for himself. We already know where our weaknesses lie, and the opportunity to correct the situation is now. We are now ready to evolve. [1] M. en C. Guillermo Roura Pérez, affiliated to the Liaison Secretariat of the Institute of Chemistry of UNAM and responsible for patents and technology transfer, mainly in the health sector. [2] Federal Law on Metrology and Standardization, DOF 1 July 1992, last reform DOF 15 June 2018. [3] Official Journal of the Federation: www.do f.gob. mx [4] Official Mexican Standards: www.go b.mx/salud /en/documents/n ormas-oficial-mexicanas-9705 [5] Cofepris: trans parencia.c ofepris.g ob.mx/index.p hp/es/m arco-juridic o/normas-oficia les-mexicanas [6] Law of Science and Technology, DOF 08 December 2015; last reform DOF 8 December 2015. [7] This task of compliance has always been in the hands of entrepreneurship when the first business models emerge. Then, unfortunately, most developments and advances fall or return, because it is necessary to repeat many experiments or technical approaches. [8] Institute of Biotechnology, UNAM: www.ibt.unam.mx/ [9] Institute of Chemistry, UNAM: www.iquimica.unam.mx/ [10] Institute of Neurobiology, UNAM: www.inb.unam.mx/ [11] Institute of Biomedical Research, UNAM: www.biomedicas.unam.mx/ [12] Faculty of Chemistry, UNAM: quimica.unam.mx/ [13] University Health Research Programme, UNAM: www.puis.unam.mx/ (a) Coordination of Mexico`s participation in the work and meetings of the Commission.
International Electrotechnical Engineering (IEC) in all standardization matters in the fields of electrical engineering, electronics and electrical communications engineering. (b) promote international cooperation in all aspects of global standardization in the above-mentioned areas. (c) Dissemination and promotion of the work and standards of the CIS itself in the country. (d) The CEM was established by an agreement of 6 February 1981 and restructured on 16 May 1994 when Mexico rejoined the CIS.
