The Nom Standard Code for Information Interchange (NSCII) is a 16-bit character encoding standard used in Vietnam. Nom has been the writing system, based on ideographic (Chinese) characters, in use since the tenth century for the spoken Vietnamese language.
Norma Official Mexicana. The official Mexican standard or NOM defines tequila as the product of fermentation and distillation of the blue agave juices (mostos) obtained at the distillery from agave cores or piñas grown in the Tequila Region. It is assigned by the government to each tequila distillery, identifying which company made and bottled each brand of tequila.
Norm Oficial Mexicana. The number assigned to all manufacturers of Tequila, it identifies the firm that has produced or bottled the tequila.
Normas Official Mexicana de calidad, the Mexican government standards. Every distillery gets a NOM identification number to show they conform to the laws and standards governing tequila production. The number identifies each distiller. Distillers may make many competing products under the same NOM identifier. All 100% agave tequilas must have a NOM identifier on the bottle.