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India REACH Helpdesk
The Helpdesk on Indian Chemical Regulations is created by RRMA (Regulatory Representatives and Managers Association) to enable enterprises and their regulatory team to access recent updates on chemical regulations in India. On this site we have gathered regulations and rules including Indian Chemical Management and Safety Rules (India REACH), BIS, Agrochemical and Cosmetics Regulation in India and present them in diverse languages. Our goal is to provide enterprises and their regulatory teams with accurate, streamlined and up-to-date information on regulations in India. Read More >>
The Helpdesk on Indian Chemical Regulations is created by RRMA (Regulatory Representatives and Managers Association) to enable enterprises and their regulatory team to access recent updates on chemical regulations in India. On this site we have gathered regulations and rules including Indian Chemical Management and Safety Rules (India REACH), BIS, Agrochemical and Cosmetics Regulation in India and present them in diverse languages. Our goal is to provide enterprises and their regulatory teams with accurate, streamlined and up-to-date information on regulations in India. Read More >>
BIS Invites Public Comments on Revised Standard for Pure Grade Sodium Bromide
The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) invites public comments on the first revision of the
India extends enforcement date of Quality Control Orders for four polymer products.
India’s Department of Chemicals and Petrochemicals (DCPC) has extended the enforcement date of the Quality
Government of India Issues New Circular on Licensing of In Vitro Diagnostic Medical Devices
On May 15, 2024, the Directorate General of Health Services under the Ministry of Health
India releases new implementation schedule for eight products standards.
India has published a revised schedule for the implementation of new standards for a few
Government of India publishes revised Public Procurement Make in India Order 2017
On May 20, 2024, Government of India has published a notification revising the Public Procurement
BIS Seeks Public Comments on Revised Ammonium Bromide Standards
The Bureau of Indian Standards is seeking comments until 26 June on the second revision