Introduction India’s furniture industry is expanding rapidly, and bunk beds are widely used in homes, hostels, schools, PG accommodations, and dormitories. Since bunk beds are directly associated with user safety—especially for children and students—the Government of India has made BIS Certification for Bunk Beds mandatory. Without a valid BIS Certificate, bunk beds cannot...

Introduction The BIS Certificate for Storage Units is a mandatory legal requirement in India under IS 17634:2022 – Storage Units: Safety Requirements. All manufacturers, importers, and brand owners must obtain BIS Certification and complete BIS Registration before selling or importing storage furniture in the Indian market. Storage units such as cabinets, wardrobes, shelving systems,...

Introduction The BIS Certificate for Work Chairs is a mandatory compliance requirement in India under IS 17631:2022 – Work Chairs: Safety Requirements. With the rapid increase in the use of ergonomic and task chairs across offices, co-working spaces, corporate environments, educational institutions, and home offices, ensuring safety, durability, and mechanical reliability has become...

Introduction India is a highly regulated market when it comes to product quality, safety, and standardization. To protect consumers and ensure that only compliant products enter the market, the government has made BIS Certification mandatory for several product categories. While domestic manufacturers follow standard BIS procedures, foreign manufacturers must comply through a specialized...

Introduction India is one of the largest consumer markets in the world, and product quality plays a critical role in maintaining consumer safety. To regulate imported products, the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) introduced the BIS FMCS system. Foreign manufacturers who wish to export regulated products to India must comply with this scheme. The BIS FMCS Scheme ensures that products...

  Introduction  The BIS FMCS Scheme (Foreign Manufacturers Certification Scheme) is a mandatory certification system introduced by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) for foreign manufacturers who want to sell their products in the Indian market. Under this scheme, foreign manufacturers must obtain a BIS license before exporting regulated products to India. India has strict...

The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) is the national standards authority of India, responsible for ensuring product quality, safety, and reliability. Any foreign manufacturer who wants to sell regulated products in the Indian market must comply with BIS requirements. For this purpose, BIS has introduced a dedicated certification route called BIS FMCS. BIS FMCS, also known as the Foreign...

  India is one of the fastest-growing markets in the world and offers excellent opportunities for foreign manufacturers. However, before selling products in India, manufacturers must ensure that their goods meet Indian quality and safety standards. These standards are governed by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS). To help foreign manufacturers comply with Indian regulations, BIS...

Introduction In today’s global marketplace, India stands out as one of the fastest-growing consumer hubs, attracting manufacturers from all over the world. However, entering the Indian market requires compliance with strict regulatory frameworks—especially when it comes to product quality and safety. One of the most important certifications for international manufacturers is the...

  If you are a foreign manufacturer planning to sell your products in India, understanding BIS FMCS certification is very important. India has strict quality and safety regulations, and products must meet these standards before entering the Indian market. This article explains what BIS FMCS is, who needs it, the certification process, and how a BIS FMCS consultant can help, all in...

IntroductionIn today’s competitive landscape, brand trust is everything. For foreign companies entering India, BIS FMCS Certification acts as a badge of credibility, assuring consumers that products meet Indian standards. Why Trust Matters in India Indian buyers are cautious about imported goods, especially in industries like electronics, chemicals, and construction. A BIS mark helps...

  The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) is India’s national standards authority responsible for ensuring product quality, safety, and reliability in the Indian market. For manufacturers located outside India, BIS operates a special certification system known as the Foreign Manufacturers Certification Scheme (FMCS). The BIS FMCS Certification is a mandatory compliance route for...

  The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) is India’s national standards authority responsible for ensuring product quality, safety, and reliability in the Indian market. For manufacturers located outside India, BIS operates a special certification system known as the Foreign Manufacturers Certification Scheme (FMCS). The BIS FMCS Certification is a mandatory compliance route for...