Voluntary BIS Standards

ISI Mark for Fish Feed – Catfish Feed – IS 16150 (Part 2)

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BIS ISI mark (Scheme-I)

IS 16150 (Part 2)

Minimum marking fee per year: ₹13,600 – ₹68,000; Micro to large firms
HSN code: 23099010; Check the code with customs

There is no Quality Control Order (QCO) for Fish Feed – Catfish Feed today. This means the ISI mark for IS 16150 (Part 2) is optional. Many makers still get it, because government tenders, large buyers and online marketplaces often ask for it.

How it works: a BIS-approved lab tests your samples against IS 16150 (Part 2). A BIS officer then visits your factory. If everything is in order, BIS gives you a licence. You can then print the ISI mark with your licence number (CM/L number). Factories outside India apply under the Foreign Manufacturers Certification Scheme (FMCS). They must also name a representative in India, called an Authorised Indian Representative (AIR).

Every year you pay BIS a minimum marking fee. It is ₹13,600 for micro firms and ₹68,000 for large firms. The fee also depends on how much you make: ₹6 per tonne. You pay whichever amount is higher. These prices are a guide only and do not include GST.

Indian Standard covered

IS number	Product
IS 16150 (Part 2)	Fish Feed – Catfish Feed

Minimum marking fee by firm size

You pay BIS a minimum marking fee every year. Micro, small and medium firms (with Udyam registration) pay less. BIS also works out a fee from the unit rate and your production. You pay whichever amount is higher.

Large firms: ₹68,000
Medium firms: ₹55,000
Small firms: ₹34,000
Micro firms: ₹13,600

Unit rate: ₹6 per tonne

Other BIS charges: ₹9,000 for every ISI mark product: application charge ₹1,000 · licence fee ₹1,000 · audit charges ₹7,000
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All prices are a guide only and do not include GST. Rules and dates can change, so check the latest notice before you apply. Ask us for an up-to-date quote.

Common questions

Is BIS certification mandatory for Fish Feed – Catfish Feed?

No. There is no Quality Control Order for it today, so the ISI mark is optional. It can still help you win tenders and gain the trust of buyers.

What is the BIS marking fee for Fish Feed – Catfish Feed?

The minimum fee each year is ₹68,000 for large firms, ₹55,000 for medium firms, ₹34,000 for small firms and ₹13,600 for micro firms. Your firm size comes from your Udyam registration. BIS also works out a fee at ₹6 per tonne. You pay the higher amount. GST is extra. These figures are a guide, based on the BIS fee list.

How much does testing for IS 16150 (Part 2) cost?

The price depends on the lab, the number of models and the tests needed. Send us your product details and we will get quotes from BIS-approved labs.

What is the HSN code for Fish Feed – Catfish Feed?

It usually comes under HSN 23099010. Check the code on your bill of entry, because customs decides the code for the exact product.

Can a foreign manufacturer get the ISI mark?

Yes. Factories outside India apply under the Foreign Manufacturers Certification Scheme (FMCS). They must also name a representative in India, called an Authorised Indian Representative (AIR). The licence is in the name of the factory. Once the product is mandatory, importers cannot clear the goods at customs without it.

How long does BIS certification take?

Factories in India usually get a licence 30 to 60 days after a good test report. Factories outside India (FMCS) should plan for four to six months, including the factory visit.

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