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ARTICLE · 27 JANUARY 2020

Bureau Of Indian Standards: Product Certification Scheme

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These parameters/ standards prescribed by BIS, have to be adhered to prior to the products being made available to consumers.

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The Bureau of Indian Standards (hereinafter referred to as 'BIS') through BIS Act, 2016 operates a product certification scheme for standardization of goods that enter the market for sale to consumers. The Government had introduced the product certification scheme to ensure that goods made available to consumers are of a standard quality and safe for being used, as per the prescribed standards/ parameters. These parameters/ standards prescribed by BIS, have to be adhered to prior to the products being made available to consumers.

The product certification scheme under BIS requires the manufacturers to obtain the registration prior to the sale of products in the market. The registration is essentially voluntary in nature. However, keeping into consideration the public health and safety concerns, the government has identified certain products that require mandatory certification.

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