The National Government has published today (25.02.2025/XNUMX/XNUMX) a series of resolutions that establish new technical regulations and modify current regulations with the aim of simplifying regulations and facilitating trade in various sectors of the economy. Among the main provisions of the Ministry of Industry and Commerce They stand out:
1. Quality and safety regulation
- La Resolution 16 / 2025 approves the Technical Regulations for electrical equipment, establishing essential quality and safety requirements.Here
- La Resolution 17 / 2025 defines standards for the marketing of machines and equipment in the country. Here
- La Resolution 18 / 2025 establishes quality and safety criteria for equipment, means and personal protection elements. Here
2. Review and elimination of obsolete regulations
- La Resolution 20 / 2025 repeals the regulations applicable to petroleum and derivatives meters, due to their lack of precision and adequacy to current technical criteria. Here
3. Facilitation of procedures and fees:
- La Resolution 22 / 2025 implements a Single Tariff per procedure, equivalent to a Mobile Unit, for metrological procedures in the Secretariat of Industry and Commerce. Here
4.Simplification of imports
- La Resolution 23 / 2025 establishes a new procedure for the importation of valued industrial inputs. Here
- La Resolution 24 / 2025 regulates the importation of classic motor vehicles over 30 years old, highlighting their cultural and heritage value.Here
5.Metrological regulation and standardization
- La Resolution 25 / 2025 approves a technical and metrological regulation for non-automatic weighing instruments. Here
- La Resolution 26 / 2025 updates the list of technical standards applicable to different products, modifying references in current regulations. Here
These measures seek to update trade regulations, reduce bureaucracy and improve the competitiveness of productive sectors in Argentina.
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