Inmetro and Eletros discuss regulatory advancements and competitiveness in the electrical and electronic appliances sector
This month, Inmetro – the Brazilian National Institute of Metrology, Quality and Technology – welcomed representatives from Eletros – the National Association of Electrical and Electronic Product Manufacturers – to discuss the next steps in modernizing regulations for the sector. The meeting focused on strengthening the competitiveness of the national industry, streamlining processes, and adapting regulations to technological innovations, particularly in home appliances and electronic equipment.
Topics discussed included the update of technical requirements, pathways to greater energy efficiency, and strategies to increase consumer trust in products sold in Brazil. The closer collaboration between public and private sectors aims to ensure that regulations reflect the reality of the industry, contributing to a more agile, reliable, and internationally aligned regulatory environment.
Conformity assessment remains a central element of this agenda, ensuring that products meet safety, performance, and sustainability standards. In a constantly evolving sector, ongoing dialogue among manufacturers, regulators, and certification bodies is essential to driving innovation with responsibility.
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