Cotton bale BIS CRS (Compulsory Registration Scheme) accreditation guarantees adherence to Indian Standard IS 12171:2019, which outlines raw cotton quality criteria. Manufacturers have to apply to BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards), have lab tests at a center certified by BIS, and go through a plant inspection. When the criteria are met, BIS licenses the use of the ISI mark on verified cotton bales. Constant monitoring guarantees ongoing compliance. For Indian textile companies, this accreditation improves export potential, market credibility, and product quality, therefore strengthening their competitiveness.
Cotton Bales
12171:2019BIS CRS certification ensures cotton bales comply with IS 12171:2019 standards for quality and safety.
Manufacturers must apply on the BIS portal, submit test reports, and undergo a factory inspection.
It typically takes 4–6 weeks, depending on document verification and factory inspection.
Yes, for regulated markets and exports, BIS certification is essential.
It ensures quality assurance, market credibility, and regulatory compliance.
