Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS): India’s Authority for Quality and Standardization
Bureau of Indian Standard (BIS) is a statuary body established under the Bureau of Indian Standards Act, 2016.
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, formerly known as DeitY (Department of Electronics and Information Technology), introduced a scheme called CRS (Compulsory Registration Scheme) in 2012
Applicant in CRS-BIS scheme is the manufacturers located inside and outside the country and engage in the manufacturing of end products notified in BIS will apply for BIS registration which conform to Indian Standards. As per the order, no person shall manufacturer, import, store, sell or distribute the goods which do not conform to Indian standards specified in the order, but can only bear BIS standard mark with issued registration number post registration of particular model/product.
Notified product categories
Products covered under | Implementation date |
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Phase I | 03rd July 2013 |
Phase II | 13th Sept 2015 |
Phase III | 23rd May 2018 |
Phase IV | 01st Apr 2021 |
Phase V | 01st Oct 2021 |
Ministry of New and renewable energy | 31st Mar 2019 |
Ministry of Heavy Industry and Public Enterprise | 11th Nov 2022 |
Ministry of Chemical & Fertilizer | 12th Dec 2021 for Ortho Phosphoric acid 24th Jun 22 for Polyphosphoric acid |
Overseas manufacturers are required to have a local representative in India and to tackle the disputed or concerns arise at the of BIS submission. AIR has to be available at the time of any queries to answer on the behalf of foreign manufacturers.
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