BIS Certificate

  The BIS Certificate of Conformity (COC) is a critical compliance requirement for manufacturers and importers who want to sell regulated products in India. Issued under the BIS Certification framework , the COC confirms that a product conforms to applicable Indian Standards for safety, quality, and performance. Businesses dealing with electrical, electronic, industrial, or consumer products must understand the BIS Certification Process to avoid customs delays, penalties, or market restrictions. This guide by UMSPCS explains how to obtain a BIS COC in India , applicable schemes, costs, and compliance best practices. What Is BIS Certificate of Conformity (COC)? The BIS Certificate of Conformity (COC) is an official document issued after successful product evaluation, testing, and documentation review. It certifies that the product complies with relevant Indian Standards notified by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) . A valid COC is often required for: Customs clearance Market...

  The Delhi Legal Metrology Amendment Rules 2026 introduce important changes for manufacturers, importers, wholesalers, retailers, and packers operating in Delhi. Issued through an official NCT Delhi Gazette Notification , the amendment strengthens enforcement mechanisms and revises penalty structures under the Legal Metrology Act 2009 . For businesses already managing BIS Certification , ISI Mark Certification , BIS FMCS certification , or bis registration , this amendment adds another layer of compliance—especially for pre-packaged commodities and measurement-based industries. Understanding these changes is critical to avoid fines, licence suspension, and operational disruption. Regulatory Background The framework for weight and measurement compliance in Delhi operates under the Delhi Legal Metrology Enforcement Rules 2011 , framed under the Legal Metrology Act 2009 . These rules regulate: Standard weights and measures Packaging and MRP declarations Licensing requirements Inspec...