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Jordan

God, Country, King

Population:
11.3 million
Capital:
Amman
Official Language:
Arabic

Jordan has a comprehensive product compliance system that includes mandatory standards, pre-market certification, and health and safety regulations. The country enforces technical regulations through national bodies and aligns many of its practices with international and regional standards.


Key Authorities:

  • Jordan Standards and Metrology Organization (JSMO) – Develops and enforces Jordanian Standards (JS), manages conformity assessment, and issues the Jordan Conformity Mark (JQM).

  • Jordan Food and Drug Administration (JFDA) – Regulates pharmaceuticals, food, cosmetics, dietary supplements, and medical devices.

  • Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (TRC) – Oversees type approval for telecom and RF devices.

  • Jordan Customs – Verifies product documentation and ensures regulatory compliance at ports of entry.


Key Compliance Elements:

  • Mandatory Standards and Certification:

    • Many products require testing and certification under Jordanian or harmonized international standards (ISO/IEC/Codex).

    • Regulated products (e.g., electronics, household appliances, cement, cosmetics) must obtain a Certificate of Conformity (CoC).

    • Some products must carry the Jordan Conformity Mark (JQM) before entering the market.

  • JFDA Product Registration:

    • Required for pharmaceuticals, medical devices, cosmetics, and food supplements.

    • Registration involves submission of technical documentation, lab testing, safety and efficacy data, and labeling review.

  • Type Approval (TRC):

    • Telecom, wireless, and RF equipment must receive TRC type approval.

    • Testing may be required for non-pre-approved models, and documentation must be submitted before sale or importation.

  • Labeling Requirements:

    • Labels must be in Arabic, and include:

      • Product name

      • Country of origin

      • Manufacturer/importer information

      • Instructions for use and safety warnings

      • Batch/lot number

      • Expiration date (if applicable)

      • Certification marks (CoC, JQM)

  • Import Requirements:

    • Importers must present:

      • CoC or JQM certificate (for regulated goods)

      • Commercial invoice and packing list

      • Certificate of origin

      • Product registration (for health-related goods)

      • Type approval (for telecom devices)

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