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BIS certificate refers to the process of receiving a quality standard certificate from the Bureau of Indian Standards to produce and market many things in India. The Indian BIS certificate initiatives are largely voluntary, giving enterprises the option of pursuing certification or not. The Central Government, on the other hand, mandates certification for some products to verify compliance with Indian standards. These required certification programs aim to protect the public, ensure the safety of humans, animals, and plants, promote environmental protection, prevent unfair commercial activities, and maintain national security. In certain cases, the Central Government requires the use of the standard mark obtained through a license or certificate of conformity issued by the Bureau of Indian Standards Introduction to the Bureau of Indian Standards Certificate The Bureau of Indian Standards is an Indian Standard Organization part of the Government of the Indian Ministry of Consum...

  Introduction The Metrology Act of 2009 regulates trade and commerce in weights, measurements, and other things sold or provided through weight, measure, or numbers. It also defines and enforces standards for weights and measures. This Act is applicable all over India. The Act's registration is known as a Legal Metrology Packaged Commodity Licence or Legal Metrology Registration. All pre-packaged goods must comply with the Legal Metrology Act. It is necessary to employ the international units of measurement, which designate the following fundamental units. Understanding LMPC Certificate In recent years, stricter laws have been passed regarding the security and risk of importing pre-packaged goods. Rule 27 of the LMPC mandates that all importers, producers, and commercial packers register for LMPC Registration . Traders who import pre-packaged goods must register with either the Central Government's Director of Legal Metrology or the state's Controller of Legal Metr...

  Introduction Manufacturers of specific products must register for an extended producer responsibility program (EPR) in order to take responsibility for the environmental effects of their products for the duration of their lives, including disposal. Promoting sustainable production methods and reducing environmental contamination from end-of-life items are the two main goals of EPR registration. The EPR Registration in Delhi NCR starts from contacting an EPR Consultant, submitting an application, together with the necessary paperwork and costs, to the assigned regulating body. After reviewing the application, the regulatory body may ask for more details or clarification. The producer receives an EPR certificate upon approval of the application, attesting to their adherence to all applicable environmental laws. In many nations, specific commodities including batteries, plastic, and electronic trash require EPR registration. In India, enterprises having an annual revenue of R...