Registration/licenses
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR).
Bureau of India Standards (BIS).
Wireless Planning & Coordination (WPC).
Legal Metrology Packaged commodities
CDSCO.
FSSAI.
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR).
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is a regulatory approach in trade and environmental policy that holds producers accountable for the entire lifecycle of their products, including post-consumer disposal. The key principle behind EPR is that producers should bear responsibility for managing the environmental impact of their products even after they have been sold and used by consumers. Following are the major categories for EPR :
- EPR ( Plastic Waste)
- EPR ( E-Waste)
- EPR ( Battery)
- EPR (Tyres)
Bureau of India Standards (BIS).
BIS is the national standards body of India, responsible for the development and implementation of standards for products, services, and systems. It ensures quality and safety by setting standards and certifying products. It gives a third-party guarantee of the quality, safety, and reliability of products to customers.
- BIS Compulsory Registration Scheme (CRS)
- ISI Mark / Certification
- Foreign Manufacturers Certification Scheme
Wireless Planning & Coordination (WPC).
WPC is an organization under the Ministry of Communications that manages the spectrum allocation and licensing for wireless communications in India.
- ETA certification
- Import License
- Demonstration License
- Dealer Possession license
Legal Metrology Packaged commodities
Legal Metrology Packaged Commodities certificate, also known as LMPC certificate, is mandatory for all the businesses engaged in manufacturing, distribution, selling, packaging and import of pre-packaged commodities. It can be applied under two categories: Importer and Manufacturer/Packer.
LMPC is Applicable On The Following
1. Products which pertains to Weights and Measurements
- Model Approval
- Packaged Commodity Registration
- Import License
- Dealership License
2. Products that do not fall under weights and measurements need to obtain Packaged Commodity registration
CDSCO.
CDSCO is the national regulatory authority for pharmaceuticals and medical devices in India, operating under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.
- Regulates the approval and licensing of drugs, vaccines, and medical devices.
- Monitors and enforces drug safety, efficacy, and quality standards.
- Ensures compliance with laws and regulations related to pharmaceuticals and medical devices.
- Issues Licenses/Permits.
FSSAI.
FSSAI is the regulatory body responsible for ensuring food safety and setting standards for food products in India and monitoring goods which are subject to importation and exportation.
- Develops and enforces regulations related to food safety and hygiene.
- Establishes standards for food quality, labeling, and packaging.
- Monitors and audits food products and practices to ensure adherence to safety standards.
- Issues Licenses/Permits.
FSSAI, however, issues three different types of food licenses which are:
- Basic Registration
- State License
- Central License