INDUSTRIAL CERTIFICATION MARKS IN INDIA
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INDUSTRIAL CERTIFICATION MARKS, INDIAAbstract
The Article draws attention of the readers toward Industrial Certificate, the Bureau of Indian Standards, Indian standards for international trade, Government legislative needs to initiate the establishment of different legislatures (AGMARK, ISI MARK, GI, BSES, ECOMARK SCHEME, BIS HALLMARK, FSSAI, ETC.) for issuance of such certificate as per the category of the commodity are discussed lucidly. The article further delves/investigate with penal provisions in case of falsification of industrial standard marks. The article encourage the Indian stand on global standardisation of products, the manuscript comprehensively discuss the 1997-2002 EXIM Policy for setting parameters of cross border trade. Further the article indulges on how Bureau of Indian Standards as a parent member of International Organisation for Standardisation(ISO) and as a member of ISO Council participate in policy making. Establishment of Technical Information Service Centre in association with World trade Organisation- Technical Barriers to Trade(WTO-TBT) to revert to all national and international request about information on Indian standards, assessment rules and technical rules are coherently discussed. We proclaim that this manuscript is original, has not been published before, and is not currently being considered for publication elsewhere.
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