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QCO Extension for Mandatory BIS Certification Of Vinylacetate Monomer, Methylacrylate & Ethyl Acrylate.

QCO Extension for Mandatory BIS Certification Of Vinylacetate Monomer, Methylacrylate & Ethyl Acrylate.

QCO Extension for Mandatory BIS Certification Of Vinylacetate Monomer, Methylacrylate & Ethyl Acrylate.

QCO Extension for Mandatory BIS Certification Of Vinylacetate Monomer, Methylacrylate & Ethyl Acrylate.

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All India First Licence for Electric Kettles and Jugs is 367 1992

All India First Licence for Electric Kettles and Jugs is 367 1992

All India First Licence for Electric Kettles and Jugs is 367 1992

All India First Licence for Electric Kettles and Jugs is 367 1992

All India First Licence for Electric Kettles and Jugs is 367 1992

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Q1. Why PESO license is required?

Q2. Who needs PESO Certification?

Q3. Is PESO Transferrable?

Q4. What is the PESO Act?

Answer: The petroleum Act 1934 aims to consolidate and amend laws related to petroleum transport, storage, production, refining, and blending.

Q5. Is PESO a statutory body?

Answer: No, PESO stands for Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organisation. It's a non-statutory body that regulates and administers the use of explosives in India.

Q6. What is Class A petroleum?

Answer: Class A Petroleum refers to petroleum with a flash point below 23 Degrees centigrade.

Q7. What happens if a product or facility does not comply with PESO standards?

Answer: Non-compliance can lead to delays, fines, or suspension of operations. PESO may require corrective actions to address safety risks.

Q8. How long does it take to obtain PESO Certification?

Answer: The process usually takes 6–12 weeks. It depends on the product type, inspection needs, and documentation readiness. Complex applications may take longer.

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