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Used Oil EPR has moved quickly from registration to enforcement. Targets double to 20% in 2026-27, and CPCB's June 2026 notice means a certificate is only valid when a GST e-invoice sits beh…

Understanding the total BIS certification cost in India involves more than a flat fee it covers application, testing, inspection, licence, and marking charges. Depending on your product stan…

The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has issued notification S.O. 5190(E), dated 21 September 2026, amending the Electronics and Information Technology Goods (Requi…

The Rubber Board has invited applications from Rubber Producers’ Societies (RPSs) for rubber rainguarding financial assistance for rainguarding and spraying carried out in rubber plantations…

Businesses working with medical devices, drugs, cosmetics, and other regulated healthcare products have to deal with a range of regulatory requirements in India.

CDSCO registration for lab equipment and diagnostic devices depends on the product's intended use, regulatory status and classification under the Medical Devices Rules, 2017.

CPCB authorization is not a sole or universal license. It is rather an umbrella term for a number of related authorizations, some of which are granted by the CPCB itself while most of them a…

Obtaining CDSCO approval for imported medical devices in India requires strict adherence to the Medical Devices Rules, 2017. Importers and authorised Indian agents must determine the correct…

CDSCO registration for orthopaedic and implantable devices involves identifying the device correctly, determining its risk class, preparing the required technical and regulatory documents, a…

Ayurveda has always had a place in Indian households. What has changed is the scale at which it is now being discussed, researched, manufactured, and taken to new markets.

A CDSCO test license allows eligible drugs to be manufactured or imported in limited quantities for specific purposes such as examination, testing, or analysis, rather than for regular comme…

This guide covers Drug License Registration in India under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 and Rules, 1945. It details retail, wholesale, and manufacturing licence categories, eligibility …

Getting a drug approved by the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO), is an important regulatory milestone but it does not mark the end of a company's responsibilities.

A combination product can contain a drug and a medical device in one product, or in a single treatment system. This makes its regulatory approval different from that of a standalone drug, or…

This guide details CDSCO’s registration process for AI-driven medical devices under India’s Medical Device Rules, 2017. It explains how to classify software based on risk (Class A–D), prepar…

Software used for diagnosis, screening, monitoring or treatment can fall under India’s medical device regulations when it meets the regulatory definition of a medical device.

Post-market surveillance medical devices India is an ongoing compliance responsibility that begins once a device is placed on the market. It involves monitoring complaints, adverse events, d…

This guide outlines mandatory cosmetics testing in India under CDSCO’s Cosmetics Rules, 2020. It details key evaluation parameters including heavy metal analysis, microbiological testing, an…

This guide details mandatory pre-export spice testing from India to meet FSSAI, Spices Board, and international standards like EU and US FDA. It covers critical parameter checks for pesticid…

This guide details medical device testing in India under CDSCO’s MDR 2017 regulations. It covers risk classifications (Class A to D), key evaluation parameters like biocompatibility and elec…