The Spanish accreditation system grows by 3% and consolidates companies' access to more than 120 markets

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The National Accreditation Entity (ENAC) has published its 2025 Activity Report, revealing 3% growth in the accreditation system. This progress strengthens access for Spanish products and services to more than 120 international markets, within the context of a global system reorganization.


La National Accreditation Entity (ENAC) has presented its Activity Report 2025A document that confirms the robustness and expansion of the Spanish accreditation system. According to the published data, the system registered a 3% growthThis fact translates directly into greater ease for Spanish companies to introduce their products and services into more than 120 global markets, eliminating technical barriers to trade.

This strengthening of the national accreditation ecosystem comes at a time of global transformation, providing added strategic value for the Spanish export sector. Confidence in assessments carried out by entities accredited by ENAC It is a key passport for internationalization.

It was created Global ACI to unify the international accreditation system

One of the most relevant milestones highlighted in the report for the global business environment is the implementation of the new organization Global Accreditation Cooperation Incorporated (Global ACI)This new entity integrates the activities that were previously carried out separately by the International Accreditation Forum (IAF) And International Cooperation for Laboratory Accreditation (ILAC).

Creating Global ACI It is destined to shape the future evolution of the international accreditation system, unifying criteria and simplifying mutual recognition structures. Within this framework, ENAC underlines his position as signatory to all international multilateral recognition agreementsThis ensures that accreditations issued in Spain continue to enjoy maximum acceptance worldwide.

Key Magnitudes of the Accreditation System 2025 Price
Growth of the Spanish accreditation system 3%
Facilitated access to global markets More than

The value of the accreditation, endorsed by the OCDE and the Banco Mundial

The relevance of accreditation as a tool for foreign trade is not only an operational matter, but is also supported by leading international economic institutions. Both the OCDE such as Banco Mundial endorse accreditation as a fundamental instrument for the administrative simplification in global trade.

According to these organizations, a robust accreditation system makes a decisive contribution to the reduction of bureaucratic burdens and the elimination of redundancies in inspections and certifications. This vision is fully aligned with the guidelines of the Comisión Europea, which promotes its use to facilitate a more efficient single market and smoother international trade.

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