1. Ministry of Health

The Ministry of Health plays a critical role in regulating the food industry in Andorra. This governmental body is responsible for developing national policies related to food safety and public health. The ministry ensures compliance with international health standards and oversees the implementation of food safety regulations. It also coordinates with other European health agencies to harmonize standards and practices.

2. Ministry of Agriculture

The Ministry of Agriculture is another crucial entity in Andorra's food regulatory landscape. This body focuses on the agricultural aspects of food production, ensuring that agricultural practices meet national and international standards for safety and sustainability. The Ministry of Agriculture's responsibilities include overseeing the quality and safety of agricultural products, implementing sustainable farming practices, and collaborating with international organizations to align with global standards.

3. Andorra Telecom

Andorra Telecom is responsible for the conformity assessment of telecommunications and electronic equipment. For products that already have a CE marking under EU standards, Andorra Telecom prepares a national Declaration of Conformity without requiring additional local testing. This streamlined process facilitates market access for electronic products.

4. Data Protection Agency

The Data Protection Agency oversees compliance with personal data protection laws in Andorra. It ensures that organizations adhere to regulations aligned with EU data protection standards, safeguarding consumer information and privacy.

Product Certification and Compliance Requirements

Food and Agricultural Products: Must comply with safety and quality standards set by the Ministry of Health and Ministry of Agriculture.

Electronic and Telecommunications Equipment: Products bearing the CE marking can obtain a national Declaration of Conformity through Andorra Telecom without additional testing.

Data Protection Compliance: Organizations handling personal data must comply with regulations enforced by the Data Protection Agency, aligning with EU standards.