A new law will eliminate tariffs and taxes for new technology investments in El Salvador.  

The regulation compiles requirements for medical manufacturing, importation, exportation, storage, distribution, and commercialization of medical devices. 

A new Public Procurement Law will impact companies interested in selling to the government. 

U.S. cosmetic products need to comply with new labeling regulations, except products used exclusively in hotels.  

El Salvador passes new law eliminating some fees for satellite internet providers, in order to attract internet service solutions for rural areas.

The new cybersecurity policy creates business opportunities for suppliers of IT products and services and improves the business climate for U.S. providers. 

New regulations will speed the development of a new airport and train construction highlighting opportunities for U.S. suppliers of technology and equipment. 

Changes on law enforcement spending creates an opportunity for U.S. providers of security products.  

A new water law creates an opportunity for U.S. suppliers of water products, equipment, and technology in El Salvador. 

U.S. pre-packaged food and beverage products can now be sold in El Salvador with a provisional permit while completing the registration process. 

A new standard for food and beverage products entered into force on November 30, 2021  and seeks to streamline the registration process.

El Salvador reforms establish the Ministry of Economy as the certification authority to control and monitor providers of electronic certification,

El Salvador approves 0% customs duty or value added tax (VAT) tax for electric vehicle imports.

Legislators voted to approve the Bitcoin Law. Market demand for supportive technology is expected to increase.

U.S. companies should be aware of a new guide for the registration of cosmetic and hygiene products in El Salvador.