BIS Conducts Toy Safety Standards Awareness Program
BIS holds awareness programme on standards for safety of toys
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The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) held an awareness program focusing on safety standards for toys, attended by 20 manufacturers and stakeholders. The initiative aimed to educate participants about compliance requirements and the importance of mandatory certification to ensure safe products in the market.
- 01The program focused on mechanical and physical safety standards for toys.
- 0220 toy manufacturers and industry stakeholders participated.
- 03BIS emphasized the need for mandatory certification.
- 04Participants were encouraged to report non-ISI marked toys.
- 05The initiative aims to enhance consumer protection and market surveillance.
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The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) recently organized an awareness program addressing safety standards for toys, specifically focusing on mechanical and physical properties as outlined in the Fifth Revision. The event saw participation from 20 toy manufacturers, industry stakeholders, and consumers, all aimed at fostering a better understanding of compliance requirements. K Ramesh, Director and Head of the BIS Coimbatore Branch Office, highlighted the significance of mandatory certification and the BIS's ongoing efforts to educate stakeholders about ensuring the availability of quality and safe products in the market. He urged participants to actively support BIS initiatives by sharing information about non-ISI marked toys, which would aid in strengthening market surveillance and enhancing consumer protection.
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The awareness program will help ensure that consumers have access to safe toys, potentially reducing incidents of unsafe products in the market.
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