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Nov 3, 2026, 13:55
Heiko Tschauner: New NOM-253 Standard Sets Higher Requirements for Blood Services in Mexico
Heiko Tschauner, Partner at Hogan Lovells Cadwalader, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Mexico has updated its regulatory framework for the disposition of human blood and its components.
The New NOM-253 introduces significant changes for Blood Services, including mandatory NAT testing for HIV and hepatitis B and C, new requirements for Transfusion Medicine Committees, reporting through the SANGRHE platform, and expanded standards for quality control, packaging, and transport.
With the new standard taking effect on April 10, 2027, affected organizations should begin assessing compliance gaps and preparing for implementation.
Read more of the key takeaways.”
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