BIS certificate registration in India plays a vital role in maintaining product quality, consumer safety, and regulatory compliance. The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) is responsible for setting and enforcing Indian Standards across various product categories. BIS certification ensures that products entering the Indian market conform to prescribed safety, performance, and reliability...

Introduction India is also a major global trade destination, importing a wide range of products including electronics, machinery, steel, and consumer goods. To ensure that imported products meet national quality and safety standards, the Government of India has made BIS Certification mandatory for specific product categories. Importers must comply with these regulations before bringing goods...

This is a common question among traders, distributors, and brand owners involved in supplying products to the Indian market. In general, a trader cannot obtain a BIS Certificate in their own name, because BIS certification is issued only to the manufacturer of the product. The first step in understanding eligibility is to identify the applicable Indian Standard...

This is a common question for importers and brand owners planning to sell products in the Indian market. Whether an importer can apply for BIS Certification depends on the applicable BIS scheme and the manufacturing location of the product. The first step is to identify the relevant Indian Standard (IS) and determine whether the product falls under the ISI...

  Applying for BIS Certification is a common requirement for manufacturers and brands seeking market access in India. The process begins by identifying the applicable Indian Standard (IS) for your product and confirming the correct conformity route—either the ISI Certification Scheme, which involves licensing and ongoing surveillance, or the Compulsory Registration Scheme (CRS),...

This is a common question for manufacturers, importers, and brand owners planning to enter the Indian market. BIS Certification can be applied for only by manufacturers, whether they are located in India or outside India, provided their products fall under a mandatory or voluntary BIS certification scheme. The first step is to identify the applicable Indian Standard (IS) and...

This is a common question among manufacturers, importers, and brand owners planning to sell products in the Indian market. BIS Certification can be obtained only by manufacturers, whether located in India or outside India, provided their products fall under a mandatory or voluntary BIS certification scheme. The first step is to identify the applicable Indian Standard (IS) and...

This is a common question for manufacturers, importers, and brand owners dealing with product compliance in India. Only the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS)—the national standards body of India—is authorized to issue BIS licenses and registrations. No private organization, laboratory, or consultant has the authority to issue a BIS Certificate on its own. The BIS...