BIS

BIS certification is the ISI certification issuing body The Bureau of Indian Standards, or BIS for short, which is responsible for product certification. According to The BIS Act 1986, BIS is specifically responsible for product certification and is the only product certification authority in India. BIS consists of 5 regional bureaus and 19 sub bureaus. It was formally established in 1987 to replace the Indian Standards Institute established in 1946.The regional bureau supervises the corresponding branch. The 8 laboratories and some independent laboratories affiliated to BIS are responsible for the inspection of samples taken during the product certification process. These laboratories are implemented according to ISO/IEC17025. The Bureau of Indian Standards (hereinafter referred to as BIS) is the national standards and certification authority of India established in accordance with the BIS Act 2016. Its main tasks are to formulate and implement national standards, implement conformity assessment system, and manage BIS certificates. The BIS certification program is voluntary in nature. However, since January 2004, the central government of India has imposed many products to comply with Indian standards in consideration of public interests, protection of human, animal or plant health, environmental safety, prevention of unfair trade practices and national security.. All products listed in the compulsory certification must obtain the product certification certificate according to the Indian product standard before entering the market. There are 3 schemes under compulsory certification products -Scheme – I (ISI Mark Scheme) (ISI) -Scheme – II (Compulsory Registration Scheme) (CRS) -Scheme – IV (Grant Of Certificate Of Conformity) (COC) For more information, please contact our professional team:

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