The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) is the National Certification body of India that issues BIS licenses to the manufacturers and importers for various products comes under BIS voluntary or mandatory certification schemes. BIS certification is a third-party assurance of the product's quality, the consumer's security, and the trustworthiness of BIS. The government of India established the Bureau of Indian Standards under the BIS Act, 1986, under the supervision of the Indian Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food, and Public Distribution.
"BIS certification, a badge of honor and trust; Benchmark of excellence, for products you must;
Business growth, in India's vast domain;
Building a reputation, that will surely sustain;
And seize success, as you ascertain."
Being a national agency BIS has responsibility for numerous certifications for maintaining the quality standard of the products in the Indian market. The Bureau of Indian Standards grants BIS certification to companies for products that meet quality standards under the Product Certification Scheme. Furthermore, this procedure conducted through the Bureau of India Standards helps businesses to establish a brand image for their product within the industry. Over the years, the BIS has been the second name in terms of authenticity and quality. After BIS Certification, producers can use their standard marking, on their BIS-certified products.
BIS certification is a process of certifying that a product conforms to a certain Indian standard and is therefore considered safe for use in the Indian market. BIS certification is mandatory for certain products listed in mandatory Product Certification Scheme of BIS, to be sold in India. Obtaining BIS certification requires passing various tests and inspections to ensure the product meets the relevant Indian standards.



