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A BIS Certificate is a quality certification issued by the Bureau of Indian Standards. It serves as a guarantee that a product is safe, reliable, and meets specific Indian quality standards. For products like steel, chemicals, and toys, this certification is mandatory before they can be sold or imported into the Indian market.
Compulsory Certification (ISI Mark) Mandatory for products like steel, cement, and electronics. It requires strict lab testing and BIS approval to use the ISI mark, ensuring the product meets national safety standards.
Voluntary Certification Scheme An optional choice for products not on the mandatory list. This helps businesses build customer trust and prove their commitment to high quality.
Compulsory Registration Scheme (CRS) Required for IT and electronic goods. These products must be tested in a BIS-recognized lab and carry a self-declaration label to be sold in India.
Foreign Manufacturers Certification Scheme (FMCS) For factories outside India exporting to the Indian market. It involves a factory inspection and the appointment of an Authorized Indian Representative (AIR) to manage the license.
Both Indian and foreign makers of goods in BIS-mandated categories must get certified before selling in the Indian market.
Businesses that put together finished products (like electronics) must ensure the final item meets all applicable Indian Standards.
Those bringing regulated goods into India must verify that products are correctly BIS-certified and labeled before they arrive.
Even if a third party makes your products, you are responsible for BIS compliance if they are sold under your brand name.
Companies making components or products for other brands must obtain certification for any item under BIS jurisdiction.
While they don't apply directly, they must only sell BIS-compliant products to avoid legal or regulatory trouble.
Whether selling online or in a shop, retailers must check for valid BIS markings on all regulated stock.
Overseas factories exporting to India must apply via the FMCS scheme and appoint an Authorized Indian Representative (AIR).
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