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IPS Joins CANIPEC: Empowering innovation and regulatory excellence in Mexico’s cosmetics industry
Insumos para la Salud (IPS) proudly announces its membership in the National Chamber of the Cosmetics Industry (CANIPEC), strengthening its commitment to sustainable growth, innovation, and driving clear and effective regulations in Mexico’s vibrant cosmetics and personal care sector.
Tariff Landscape for Medical Devices Mexico-U.S.
On April 2, 2025, the United States government announced the implementation of "reciprocal tariffs" on multiple countries, establishing a base tariff of 10%. However, a week later, a 90-day pause was applied for most trading partners; nevertheless, tariffs on China were simultaneously increased. This decision is part of a strategy aimed at correcting trade balance imbalances and strengthening the U.S. domestic industry.
Importation of Cosmetics and Dietary Supplements in Mexico: Key Aspects
The importation of cosmetic products and dietary supplements into Mexico requires compliance with health and customs regulations, the objective of which is to protect consumer health.
Innovation, Regulation, and Collaboration: A 10th Anniversary Interview with the CIB
In commemoration of the 10th Anniversary of the College of Biomedical Engineers of Mexico (CIB), IPS spoke with Montserrat Godínez, President of this important institution. This interview delves into the organization's milestones, challenges, and future aspirations.
The Importance of sharing updated documentation in Medical Device distribution
In the medical device sector, safety and regulatory compliance are fundamental to ensuring quality and protecting patients. A key aspect of this process is traceability within the supply chain. As distributors, sharing updated information, such as the Notice of Operation and the Registration of the Tecnovigilance Unit, with the sanitary registration holder is not only a regulatory obligation but also an essential practice to ensure operational continuity and avoid setbacks in procedures with COFEPRIS.
Essential Tests for Cosmetics in Mexico: Ensuring Safety and Quality
In Mexico, the safety and quality of cosmetic products are regulated by strict standards. Laboratory tests are essential to ensure that cosmetics meet established standards and protect consumer health. This article details the essential tests required, based on Mexican regulations.
Import Permit: A key requirement for importing some medical devices into Mexico.
In Mexico, obtaining an import permit is an important step for importing medical devices. This document allows medical devices to enter the country and ensures compliance with health regulations.
Industry Trends 2025
Dive into the medical device, cosmetic, and dietary supplement industry trends. We offer a look at what to expect during 2025.
Office hours holiday period
Updates regarding holiday business hours for IPS, COFEPRIS, and notary services.
Mexico’s Health Leaders Convene at French Healthcare Day
IPS proudly sponsored this event, which brought together health sector experts and government leaders to analyze the complexities of nutrition and diabetes in Mexico.