Tag: Bureau of Indian Standards

India Withdraws Textile Machinery Safety QCO

Divya S- January 28, 2026

The Union Ministry of Heavy Industries has withdrawn its August 24, 2024 order concerning quality standards for machinery and electrical equipment safety. India’s textile industry ... Read More

Ready for the Export Climb?

- February 3, 2025

In 2024, the global textile and apparel (T&A) market was valued at approximately $875 billion, with apparel dominating the trade, accounting for around 60 per ... Read More

BIS Hyderabad unveils advanced textile testing lab

- January 30, 2025

The laboratory will play a key role in enforcing Quality Control Orders (QCOs) issued by the Government of India, ensuring that textile products comply with ... Read More

Weavers’ association seeks delay in BIS rules to safeguard textile growth

- January 28, 2025

The association warned that immediate implementation of BIS standards could disrupt the textile sector's growth, posing significant challenges for industrialists and affecting the industry's competitive ... Read More

Quality Control Orders harm textile jobs industry informs FM

- January 6, 2025

The QCO restricts the import and sale of materials that do not carry a Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) mark. The Confederation of Indian Textile ... Read More

Safety first

- October 24, 2024

While the new Safety Regulation for Machinery is expected to benefit the industry, could meeting the three levels of machine safety within a one-year timeframe ... Read More

New QCO regulations for textile hygiene standards start October 1

- September 2, 2024

From October 1, manufacturers such as Himalaya, Johnson & Johnson, Procter & Gamble, and Nine will be required to adhere to the standards established by ... Read More