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Details of BIS COMPLIANCE FOR FOREIGN MANUFACTURER-SERVICE

Foreign manufacturers must obtain BIS certification under FMCS or CRS to legally sell regulated products in India. Learn process, eligibility, and requirements.

The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) requires all foreign manufacturers of certain regulated products to obtain BIS certification before exporting to India. This ensures that imported products conform to the applicable Indian Standards for quality, safety, and performance.

There are two major schemes for foreign manufacturers:

  1. Foreign Manufacturers Certification Scheme (FMCS) – For products under the ISI Mark scheme
  2. Compulsory Registration Scheme (CRS) – For notified electronics and IT products

Foreign Manufacturers Certification Scheme (FMCS)

The FMCS allows overseas manufacturers to obtain a BIS license to use the ISI Mark on products meant for the Indian market. This applies to a wide range of products such as:

  • Electrical appliances
  • Steel products
  • Cement
  • Automotive components
  • Household goods
  • Pressure cookers, gas valves, and more
     

FAQ of BIS COMPLIANCE FOR FOREIGN MANUFACTURER

Obtaining the ISI Mark assures consumers of the quality and safety of the product. It enhances brand credibility, promotes consumer confidence, and may be required to meet legal or market entry requirements. The ISI Mark also helps manufacturers comply with national standards and regulations.

BIS Certificate for Foreign Manufacturers is a certification issued by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) to foreign manufacturers whose products are intended to be sold in India. This certificate ensures that the products comply with the relevant Indian standards for quality, safety, and performance, similar to the certification process for domestic manufacturers.

Foreign manufacturers need a BIS Certificate to legally sell certain products in India. The certification assures Indian consumers that the products meet the required safety, quality, and performance standards. Additionally, it helps foreign manufacturers gain market access and credibility in India, fostering trust among consumers.

Several products require BIS certification, including but not limited to electronics, electrical appliances, IT equipment, toys, food items, and automotive components. The specific list of products can be found on the BIS website or by consulting with the BIS office directly for the product category.

Foreign manufacturers must appoint an authorized Indian representative or an Indian agent to apply for BIS certification. The representative will handle all interactions with BIS, including submitting applications and managing inspection and testing processes.