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Gamma Picoline. What are the demands of Kashmiri from Government of India Other facts: This mark is a certification mark mandatory for all the "processed fruit products" in India. This mark is applicable on food such as packaged fruit beverages, fruit-jams crushes and squashes, pickles, dehydrated fruits, products and fruits extracts, following the food safety and standard act of FPO mark proves that this product has been manufactured in a clean 'food safe' environment and is not harmful for people's health.
Non Polluting Vehicle Mark: It is a mandatory certification mark required on all new motor vehicles sold in India. The mark certifies that the motor vehicle conforms to the relevant version of Bharat Stage Emission Standards. The validity of this certificate is limited for one year only. India Organic: For which products: Organically farmed food products Effective since: The certificate mark certifies that an organic food product conforms to the national standard for organic products established in So from the above name of certificates, you must have come to know that how much our government is alert for the rights of the consumers.
We hope that after reading this article; students and general people must be more agile regarding their rights. Why Indian Highways have coloured milestones?
Are you worried or stressed? Click here for Expert Advice. While studying about ISI, it became apparent that like all things in the government, the structure and policies to ensure quality and safety to consumers are well formulated in painstaking detail and well intentioned.
Logically, with such stringent standards to protect consumers, our markets must feel like those in western countries, where you can pick a product and ponder about its suitability for you, but not worry about safety and quality.
Then why are consumer complaint forums bursting at the seams about things which broke down immediately after buying or about promises not kept by manufacturers? Why is this column bemoaning adulterated grains and spices, artificially ripened fruit and poor product labelling? Why do we keep reading about spurious medicines and contaminated kuttu atta?
I see a few possibilities:. With only 30, manufacturers across industries granted licences to use ISI mark, obviously there is an ocean of manufacturers who are operating at sub-par standards. Therefore, perhaps BSI should do away with the voluntary scheme and make it mandatory for all products to conform to basic quality standards. Incidentally, if you have a complaint about an ISI mark product you can register it online on their site. This point is acknowledged by BIS, which conducts enforcement raids on such manufacturers, whose numbers have been increasing every year.
For now, consumers must look for the ISI mark while buying products. As you can see, the granting of the license to use this is quite stringent. Keeping the faith that the process was followed, it is as good a guarantee of quality and safety as one can get today. Sounds like a great way to spend the weekend. Vandana Vasudevan is a graduate from the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, and writes on mass urban consumer issues. Your comments are welcome at toughcustomer livemint.
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