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Bureau Of Indian Standards

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The Bureau of Indian Standards has notified amendment of certain Standards, including the following, with effect from 25th June 2024. However, the previous unamended Standards will remain in force concurrently...

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Amendment of Standards (02 July)

The Bureau of Indian Standards has notified amendment of certain Standards, including the following, with effect from 25th June 2024. However, the previous unamended Standards will remain in force concurrently till 24th December 2024.

  • IS 695 : 2020 Acetic Acid — Specification (Fourth Revision)
  • IS 8058 : 2018 Pyridine — Specification (First Revision)
  • IS 8637 : 2020 H Acid — Specification (Second Revision)

Substitution of Standards (04 July)

The Bureau of Indian Standards has notified substitution of certain Standards, including the Standard IS 5406 : 2024 Urea, Fertilizer Grade — Specification (Second Revision), with effect from 13th June 2024. However, the previous unamended Standard IS 5406 - 1979 Specification for Urea, Fertilizer Grade (First Revision) will remain in force concurrently till 13th September 2024. For a full list of products, please refer to the attached link.

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