BIS Certification in India: New Regulatory Changes Businesses Must Follow
India’s product compliance system is evolving rapidly, and 2026 has become a major year for regulatory reforms under the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS). The Government of India is introducing new Quality Control Orders (QCOs), expanding mandatory certification requirements, and tightening product safety regulations across multiple industries. For manufacturers, importers, brand owners, and foreign companies, staying updated with these regulatory changes is no longer optional. Non-compliance can lead to shipment delays, customs rejection, penalties, product recalls, or restrictions on selling products in India. As BIS regulations continue to expand, businesses are increasingly seeking expert consultancy support to manage compliance efficiently. Companies like UMSPCS are helping businesses understand the latest BIS updates and complete certification processes smoothly. Why BIS Compliance is Becoming More Important The Bureau of Indian Standards is responsible for maintaining product qu...