Regulatory Alert

Mexican Emergency Battery NOM Update

February 25, 2008

Mexico - Batteries

SEMARNAT, Mexico's federal environmental agency, continues to refine the Emergency Norma Oficial Mexicana ("NOM") that would impose content limits and certification requirements for batteries that become hazardous wastes at end-of-life. As earlier reported by EIATRACK, although the NOM could have been issued without public comment, SEMARNAT established a work group to provide informal comment on its provisions. (See link below) SEMARNAT has recently released a version reflecting changes made as a result of this input. (See link below)

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