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- 1. BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARD (BIS)
- 2. Why need to follow Food Regulations? ■ Food Regulations and standards have become a sensitive subject and the regulation of the quality of the food product the object of increasing public interest. ■ Quality is being the first consideration for the consumer acceptance. ■ This is linked with recognized national and international standards. ■ This will be reflected to the national and international markets . ■ It will helps to manufacturer to be able to design , produce and market product. ■ And also full fill the consumer’s needs of quality features and using up to date technologies. ■ Compliance with these standards is ensured through the use of regulatory standards and quality assurance system.
- 3. Standardization systems in India ■ Voluntary standards: ■ Bureau of Indian standards (BIS) ■ Agmark ■ FSSAI ■ Directorate of marketing and inspections (DMI) ■ ISO standards ■ IEC
- 4. What is BIS? ■ The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) is the national Standards Body of India working under the aegis of Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution, and Government of India. ■ It is established by the Bureau of Indian Standards Act, 1986 which came into effect on 23 December 1986. ■ BIS covers the standardization process in the food and other related products industry in India. BIS has 500 plus scientific officers working as Certification Officers, Member secretaries of technical committees and lab. ■ It resolves to be the leader in all matters concerning Standardization. Certification and Quality. Bureau of Indian standards (BIS)
- 5. A New BIS ■ A new Bureau of Indian standards (BIS) Act 2016 which was notified on 22 March 2016, has been brought into force with effect from 12 October 2017. ■ The Act establishes the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) as the National Standards Body of India. OBJECTIVES OF BIS ■ Harmonious development of the activities of standardization, making and quality certification of goods. ■ To provide thrust to standardization and quality control for growth and development of industry on one hand and to meet the needs of consumers on the other.
- 6. Functions of BIS ■ For protecting the consumer from hazardous products. ■ For promoting consumer confidence. ■ For providing a safeguard to the public health. ■ For providing quality assurance.
- 7. Features and Role of BIS ■ The BIS seeks to ensure better product development, safeguard the environment, reduce health hazards and curb the proliferation of the goods. The following are the features performed by BIS: ■ Enables the GOI for hallmarking schemes for precious metals which is necessary for certification. ■ Enables any third-party agencies to certify and enforce the standards. ■ Eliminates sub-standard products by mandating marking requirements. ■ Facilitates third-party lab services for product testing.
- 8. ■ Formulates and implements standards for various products with the aid of relevant government departments. ■ The Act has identified new areas for standardisation such as: ■ Medical devices ■ Smart cities ■ E-mobility ■ New and renewable energy ■ Digital technology ■ Alternate fuels
- 9. Logo of BIS
- 10. BIS Headquarters ■ Headquarters at New Delhi ■ 05 Regional Offices (Ros) ■ Kolkata (Eastern) ■ Chennai (Southern) ■ Mumbai (Western) ■ Chandigarh (Northern) ■ Delhi (Central).
- 13. Main Activities or Involvement Of BIS ■ Standards Formulation ■ Product Certification Scheme ■ Compulsory Registration Scheme ■ Foreign Manufacturers Certification Scheme ■ Hall Marking Scheme ■ Laboratory Services ■ Laboratory Recognition Scheme ■ Sale of Indian Standards ■ Consumer Affairs Activities ■ Promotional Activities ■ Training Services, National & International level information Services
- 14. STANDARD FORMULATION BIS formulates Indian Standards in the line with the national priorities for various sectors that have been grouped under 14 departments like ■ Chemicals • Metallurgical Engineering ■ Food and Agriculture • Petroleum Coal & related products ■ Civil Department • Electro-Technical ■ Textile • Mechanical Engineering ■ Transport Engineering • Production General Engineering ■ Management Systems •Water Resources ■ Medical equipment and Hospital Planning ■ Electronics & Information Technology
- 15. PRODUCT CERTIFICATION ■ BIS certification process is a mandatory scheme which has to be followed by all the manufacturers when they have to sell goods in the market. This process id has been done before ensuring license to the manufacturer to ensure capability and test the product to its conformity according to the standards.
- 16. Hallmarking ■ Hallmarking is a process of purification and verification wherein articles such as gold, platinum, silver, etc so that consumers can be safe when they are purchasing a genuine and legitimate product. The principal objective of the Hallmarking Scheme is to protect the public against adulteration to maintain legal standards of fineness. This process of accurate determination is a vital part of when an article is being purchased
- 17. HALLMARKING ■ Hallmarking of gold jewellery was started by BIS in April 2000 to provide third party assurance to consumes on the purity of gold jewellery or its fineness. ■ The scheme for hallmarking of silver jewellery/artefacts was launched in October 2005
- 18. LABORATORY SERVICES ■ To protect consumer’s interest , BIS operates various conformity assessment schemes. Under these schemes, BIS grants licenses/registrations to such manufacturers who are capable of producing goods conforming to relevant Indian Standards, on continuous basis. ■ To support these scheme, which requires testing of products on regular basis for checking conformity to the relevant Indian Standards, BIS has established a network of eight laboratories.
- 19. TRAINING SERVICES ■ BIS imparts training through National institute of training for Standardization(NITS) to the technical and management personnel from industry, consumer organisations, public sector undertakings, government bodies. ■ The institute also conducts international training programmes for developing countries under different cooperation schemes of government of India.
- 20. CONSUMER AFFAIRS ■ Consumer awareness programmes ■ Industry awareness programmes ■ Educational utilization of standards programmes
- 21. BIS License Process ■ Apply to BIS permission, to use ISI mark on products ■ Inspection of factory by BIS personnel ■ Verify the capabilities of manufacture to produce and also test the products on continuous basis in accordance with the relevant Indian standards . QUALITY CONTROL SYSTEM measures at various stages like : raw material stages of production, finished product stage (supervisory to ensure the quality) ■ QUALITY AUDIT SYSTEM under which they draw the samples from factory store. They also check quality of the Products and other facilities and after satisfying themselves they give permission to use ISI mark.
- 24. Labelling requirements On Bis certified Products ■ Name of Product (Category) ■ Model Number ■ Brand Name ■ Mfg date ■ Best before time / date ■ Power Rating (Input / Output) ■ Name of Manufacturer Made in Country Name (Like Made In India, Made In China etc.)