RETIE is the regulatory framework for the electrical industry in Colombia. It has been expanded to require more certifications.  

The United States is the number one travel destination for Colombian tourists, driven by both leisure and business purposes. 

INVIMA has launched a Contingency Plan to accelerate the approval of sanitary registrations and pharmaceutical procedures.

INVIMA is facing significant delays in processing sanitary registration applications for pharmaceutical and medical devices.

Colombia offers opportunities for U.S. companies in cybersecurity, military intelligence, and advanced technologies.

Colombia’s development of FACSAT-3, an entirely Colombian-designed satellite, offers Aerospace Satellite opportunities for U.S. exporters.

Colombia’s Customs Regime Change requiring most shipments to submit an Advanced Declaration prior to arrival

Colombia’s Plastics Industry represents business opportunities for U.S. Companies, especially for products made with 100% recycled plastic.  

Colombia’s largest health insurance companies were placed under government control.

In December 2024, a new technical resolution governing cosmetics sold in Colombia comes into effect, mandating that all packaging be labeled in Spanish.

The development of the Offshore Wind projects entails numerous opportunities for U.S. companies as the supply chain for this sector is under construction. 

Colombia seeks C-sUAS to counter illicit drone activities and protect its airspace.

The United States was the main supplier of pet products in Colombia in 2022, accounting for 35% of total imports or USD 365 million.

The railway industry in Colombia presents commercial opportunities for U.S. companies.

The Petro Administration recently announced significant investments in water and wastewater infrastructure.