The Indian health ministry has announced that all medical devices must meet specific safety and quality standards before they are introduced in the Indian market beginning April 1st, 2020. ... read more →
The Indian government recently published a list of proposed items to be covered under phase IV of "Electronics and IT Goods (Requirement of Compulsory Registration) Order, 2012.” Below is the proposed list... read more →
It has been roughly a year since MEITY of the Indian government announced that a change to the BIS (CRS) surveillance process was impending. We now have reason to believe... read more →
The Bureau of Indian Standards has announced the India BIS website must be included on either the India BIS product label, on the product packaging, or both. India BIS Website... read more →
India’s total medical device market is currently $5.2 Billion USD, and imports are 75% of the total market. India’s medical device market is expected to grow due to increased health... read more →
If you don’t know, G&M Compliance assists with India AIS certification, which is used for automotive components and vehicles certification in India. We work directly with India ARAI, one of... read more →
India TEC has announced the following updates to MTCTE (Mandatory Testing Certification of Telecommunication Equipment). Phase One of this regulation will begin October 1st, 2019, and will cover the... read more →
Have questions on India E-Waste Management Rule? Below is a short breakdown of this rule, and the different scenarios they encompass. The India E-Waste Management Rule enforcement began in October... read more →
Summary of IS 16046(Part 1):2018/IEC 62133-1:2017 to IS 16046(Part 2):2018/IEC 62133-2:2017 – “Secondary Cells and Batteries Containing Alkaline or Other Non-Acid Electrolytes” HIGHLIGHTS OF THE EVENT IS 16046:2015/IEC 62133: 2012... read more →
Per our previous blog post, India TEC advised there was a delay in India TEC implementation. It has been announced by the Government of India Ministry of Communications that all... read more →