Mandatory scheme

Compulsory product/service certification (Inmetro)

Compulsory product/service certification (Inmetro) — mandatory scheme, Brazil. It binds manufacturers and suppliers of goods, inputs and services subject to a compulsory technical regulation.

Jurisdiction
Brazil
Record class
Mandatory scheme
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Where this applies

This record is scoped to Brazil. Scope is part of the claim: a rule that binds one part of a country does not bind the whole of it, and this library states the scope its sources state.

Instrument

Lei nº 9.933/1999, Art. 1º, plus a Portaria per compulsory product group

Who it binds

Manufacturers and suppliers of goods, inputs and services subject to a compulsory technical regulation

What it requires

Inmetro runs compulsory ("compulsórios") conformity-assessment programmes alongside voluntary ones; each compulsory item is tied to its own Portaria (for example toys under Portaria 563/2016, fire extinguishers under Portaria 486/2010, new tyres under Portaria 544/2012). Inmetro publishes the official, current list of compulsory items directly — this record links to that list rather than reproducing it, since the list changes.

Route to the authority

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"Compulsory product/service certification (Inmetro)." Certifidex, FutureTechnologies. Last verified 21 August 2026. https://certifidex.com/countries/br/inmetro-compulsory-product-certification

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