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The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) has found 91 per cent of the 17,860 samples of toys compliant with the quality control order since its implementation in January 2021, reflecting availability of ...

Over 91 pc of toys tested by BIS found compliant with quality norms Since January 2021, the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) has found a significant 91% of toy samples compliant with quality ...

The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) reports high compliance among toys. Most samples meet quality standards since January 2021. BIS is increasing surveillance and enforcement. They are conducting ...

As per the latest figures, there are 1,640 BIS-certified toy industries in India, of which 1,165 licences are for non-electronic toys and 475 for electric toys.

As per the latest figures, there are 1,640 BIS-certified toy industries in India, of which 1,165 licences are for non-electronic toys and 475 for electric toys.

BIS finds 91% of 17,860 toy samples compliant with quality norms since 2021. Stringent enforcement actions ensure safe toys in India.

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