The BIS ISI Mark for Feeding Bottles assures that baby feeding bottles in India fulfill the highest safety and quality standards set by IS 14625:2015. This accreditation, enforced by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), is required of all manufacturers supplying feeding bottles in India. The ISI mark ensures that the bottles are BPA-free, non-toxic, leak-proof, and manufactured of food-grade materials such as plastic, glass, or silicone.
To use the ISI mark, manufacturers must first pass stringent quality testing and receive a BIS license. Regular compliance checks assure safety, and products that are not certified may face penalties or bans. For consumers, buying ISI-marked feeding bottles protects them from dangerous chemicals and substandard materials.
This accreditation is critical for baby health and safety, since it prevents exposure to hazardous substances. Parents should always look for the ISI label when purchasing feeding bottles to ensure they fulfill the appropriate cleanliness and durability standards.
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5168The ISI mark on a water bottle certifies that it meets BIS quality and safety standards, ensuring the bottle is made from safe, non-toxic, and durable materials.
The ISO 22000 standard applies to bottled water, covering food safety management systems to ensure water quality, hygiene, and consumer health protection.
To obtain an ISI mark, manufacturers must apply to BIS, submit samples for testing, comply with relevant Indian Standards, and undergo factory inspections for certification approval.
The Harmonized System (HS) code for baby feeding bottles is 3924.90, covering plastic household and hygienic articles. For glass bottles, the HS code is 7010.90.
The relevant ISO for packaged drinking water is ISO 24512, which sets guidelines for safe drinking water management, quality control, and supply systems.
