Colombia: Health products is 7% of draft rules
7% of the technical regulations Colombia has filed with the WTO touch health & medical products: 69 of 1,037 filings that carry a product code. A filing can carry more than one code, so shares across industries do not sum to 100.
Where a market spends its rule-making attention is where a brand should expect the next requirement to land.
71 of a possible 90Tier B, systematic first-party observation. Nothing at this tier is allowed past 90, however good it looks.
Verified September 9, 2026Rechecked every 365 days, next by September 9, 2027.
Held since January 1, 1995How the market is physically or commercially arranged. The earliest date we are willing to say this held. It may well have been true before that; we do not backdate a record past the evidence we have read. Supported, version 1.
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Recomputing the share over the WTO register for this market and industry returns a value outside 2% to 12%.
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Evidence
- Tier Bregulationn = 69
World Trade Organization: ePing SPS & TBT notification register
69 WTO filings routed to health & medical products by HS chapter, counted in the register on 2026-09-09.
Read 2026-09-09 · Open government · about this source
History
- v1created
Derived from the regulatory-tempo family on 2026-08-10.
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“Colombia: Health products is 7% of draft rules”, The Orbt Market Index 0.1.0, entry omr:co:health:regulatory-tempo, retrieved September 9, 2026, https://tryorbt.com/markets/entry/co--health--regulatory-tempo. Dataset: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22679129
Orbt, "Colombia: Health products is 7% of draft rules," Orbt Market Index, entry omr:co:health:regulatory-tempo, verified September 9, 2026, https://tryorbt.com/markets/entry/co--health--regulatory-tempo.
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- ChinaChina: Health products is 9% of draft rules
- United StatesUnited States: Health products is 5% of draft rules
- JapanJapan: Health products is 8% of draft rules
- IsraelIsrael: Health products is 6% of draft rules
- PeruPeru: Health products is 6% of draft rules
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