Date & Time
Starts
Feb 26, 2026 9:00am CST
Ends
10:00am CST
Location
Online
Language
English
COFEPRIS changes affecting medical device submissions
Mexico’s regulatory environment for medical devices is undergoing major transformation. From the new equivalency route and changes in approval modifications to evolving expectations from COFEPRIS—manufacturers must act to stay compliant and competitive.
Join Pedro Sánchez Neri, Consulting Manager for Mexico, Peru, and Costa Rica at Emergo by UL, for a comprehensive breakdown of key changes affecting medical device submissions and market access in 2026.
What you’ll learn
During this one-hour webinar, Pedro will cover:
The new equivalency route for regulatory reference authorities
- What’s changed since the 2025 agreement
- Updated requirements and documentation differences
- How the regulation interprets and applies RRA reliance
Immediate approval modifications
- Which changes qualify
- Updated processes and timelines
- What the new format means for manufacturers
Additional regulatory shifts impacting 2026 strategy
- NOM 241-SSA1-2025 (new GMP standard)
- Mexican Pharmacopoeia updates, including SaMD changes
- What to expect from COFEPRIS under new leadership
How Emergo by UL can support your strategy
- Classification assessments
- Plan your market approach strategy
- Registration compilation, submission and post approval support
- Training and ongoing regulatory guidance
Who should attend?
If Mexico is part of your commercial or regulatory strategy, this session is essential.
This webinar is ideal for:
- Regulatory affairs professionals
- Quality and compliance leaders
- Manufacturers entering or expanding in Mexico
- Global RA/QA teams managing LATAM portfolios
Save your spot now — space is limited.
Join us on February 26 from 9–10 a.m. CT for the most up-to-date, practical guidance on navigating COFEPRIS requirements in 2026.
About the presenter
Pedro Sánchez Neri, Consulting Manager, Mexico, Peru, & Costa Rica, Emergo by UL
Pedro has over 10 years of experience specializing in Mexican medical device regulation. His background includes supporting Fortune 500 companies, delivering on site NOM 241 and NOM 137 training, auditing, conducting more than 100 successful registration submissions, and reviewing complex regulatory strategies across LATAM. He leads Emergo’s consulting services in Mexico, Peru, and Costa Rica, supporting medical device manufacturers with classification, grouping, registration, modifications, renewals, and compliance guidance.
Save your spot now — space is limited.
Join us on February 26 from 9–10 a.m. CT for the most up-to-date, practical guidance on navigating COFEPRIS requirements in 2026.