India has a large and rapidly growing market for electronic and information technology products. Mobile phones, laptops, power adapters, LED lights, televisions, printers, batteries, smart devices, and other electronic products are manufactured and imported in significant quantities every year.
However, products covered under the Compulsory Registration Scheme cannot be introduced into the...
BIS certification has become an important requirement for manufacturers, importers, foreign brands, and businesses selling regulated products in India. The Bureau of Indian Standards, commonly known as BIS, sets quality, safety, and performance standards for a wide range of products used by consumers and industries.
For many notified products, BIS approval is mandatory before manufacturing,...
The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) plays a vital role in ensuring that products manufactured and sold in India meet prescribed quality, safety, and performance standards. One of its most recognized certification schemes is the ISI Mark Certification, which allows manufacturers to use the ISI Mark on products that conform to the applicable Indian Standards (IS).
For many products such as...
Vehicle Producer EPR Registration is an important compliance requirement for automobile manufacturers, vehicle importers, brand owners, and businesses placing vehicles in the Indian market. Under the End-of-Life Vehicles framework, producers are responsible for ensuring that vehicles are properly managed after they reach the end of their useful life.
End-of-Life Vehicles, also known as ELVs,...
Tyre importers in India must follow Extended Producer Responsibility compliance under the waste tyre management framework. Importers who place tyres in the Indian market are responsible for ensuring that end-of-life tyres are managed, recycled, retreaded, or processed through authorized channels.
Waste tyres can create serious environmental issues if they are dumped, burned, or handled by...
India is one of the world's fastest-growing producers of electronic waste due to the rapid use of smartphones, laptops, computers, televisions, networking equipment, home appliances, batteries, and other electrical and electronic products. According to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), India generates more than 1.6 million tonnes of e-waste annually, and this figure is expected to...
Plastic packaging has become an essential part of almost every business sector, including FMCG, food and beverages, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, electronics, automotive, textiles, healthcare, e-commerce, and consumer goods. While plastic offers durability, convenience, and cost efficiency, it also contributes significantly to environmental pollution if not managed responsibly.
According to the...
India is moving rapidly toward a circular economy by strengthening environmental regulations for waste management. One of the most important compliance requirements introduced by the Government of India is Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), under which producers, importers, manufacturers, and brand owners are responsible for managing the waste generated from the products they introduce...
The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) plays a vital role in ensuring that products sold in India meet prescribed quality, safety, and performance standards. Many products such as electronics, electrical appliances, steel products, cement, chemicals, toys, pressure cookers, helmets, household appliances, and industrial equipment require BIS certification before they can be manufactured, imported,...
Businesses in India are facing increasing pressure to become environmentally responsible, socially accountable, and governance-ready. Investors, customers, regulators, lenders, exporters, and supply chain partners now expect companies to follow sustainable practices and disclose their environmental, social, and governance performance.
This is where Sustainability Consulting becomes important....
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