This is a common question for importers, traders, and brands planning to enter the Indian market. The short answer is it depends on whether the product is covered under mandatory BIS certification. The first step is to identify the applicable Indian Standard (IS) and determine whether your product falls under the ISI Certification Scheme (license-based certification with factory...

  This is a common question among manufacturers, importers, and brands dealing with Indian conformity requirements. The answer depends on which BIS scheme applies to your product—the ISI Certification Scheme or the Compulsory Registration Scheme (CRS). First, identify the applicable Indian Standard (IS) and confirm whether your product is covered under ISI (license-based...

  India is one of the world’s largest and fastest-growing consumer markets. Every year, millions of products are manufactured, imported, and sold across the country. To ensure the safety, quality, and reliability of goods available in the Indian market, the Indian government has established strict standards and compliance systems. One of the most important of these systems is the...

  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),...

  Verifying BIS Certification is a common requirement for buyers, brands, importers, and manufacturers operating under Indian conformity regulations. The first step is to identify which certification scheme applies to the product—either the ISI Certification Scheme, which covers licensed products with factory surveillance, or the Compulsory Registration Scheme (CRS), applicable...