1) INDIAN STANDARD UNDER MANDATORY BIS CERTIFICATION
IS 14625: 2015 Plastics Feeding Bottles ( First Revision ) as per The infant milk substitutes, feeding bottles and infant foods (regulation of production, supply and distribution) ACT, 1992 .
2) INDIAN STANDARDS REFERRED IN GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS
a) Indian Standards on Cosmetics
30 Indian Standards on finished cosmetics are listed in Schedule ‘S’ of the Drugs and Cosmetics Rules, 1945 as per which the cosmetics in their finished form (manufactured or imported) need to conform to these Specifications.
List of Indian Standards referred in Schedule S of the Drugs and Cosmetics Rules, 1945 :
i) Skin powders (IS 3959)
ii) Skin powders for infants (IS 5339)
iii) Tooth Powder (IS 5383)
iv) Tooth paste (IS 6356)
v) Skin Creams (IS 6608)
vi) Hair Oils (IS 7123)
vii) Shampoo, Soap-based ( IS 7669)
viii) Shampoo, Synthetic-Detergent based (IS 7884)
ix) Hair Creams ( IS 7679)
x) Oxidation hair dyes, Liquid (IS 8481)
xi) Cologne (IS 8482)
xii) Nail polish (IS 9245)
xiii) After shave lotion (IS 9255)
xiv) Pomades and Brilliantines (IS 9339)
xv) Depilatories chemicals (IS 9636)
xvi) Shaving creams (IS 9740)
xvii) Cosmetic Pencils (IS 9832)
xviii) Lipstick (IS 9875)
xix) Lipsalve (IS 10284)
xx) Powder hair dyes (IS 10350)
xxi) Bindi (Liquid) (IS 10998)
xxii) Kum kum powder (IS 10999)
xxiii) Henna powder (IS 11142)
xxiv) Sindoor (IS 14649)
xxv) Liquid foundation make-up (IS 14318)
xxvi) Cold Wax-Hair remover (IS 15152)
xxvii) Face pack (IS 15153)
xxviii) Kajal (IS 15154)
xxix) Oxidation Hair Dyes (Emulsion type) (IS 15205)
xxx) Cream Bleach (IS 15608)
Cosmetics Sectional Committee has published two Indian Standards for raw materials/ingredients for use in cosmetics, namely, IS 4707 (Part 1) : 2017 Classification for cosmetic raw materials and adjuncts : Part 1 Colourants and 4707 (Part 2) : 2017 Classification for cosmetic raw materials and adjuncts : Part 2 List of raw materials generally not recognized as safe for use in cosmetics which are widely used by Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO) and Food and Drug Administrations (FDAs). Moreover, IS 4707 (Part 1) is referred in the Drugs and Cosmetics Rules, 1945 for colourants to be used in cosmetics.
b) Indian Standards on Plastics
Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has issued Food Safety and Standards (Packaging and Labelling) Regulations, 2011. As per this Regulation, Containers made of plastic materials should conform to the following Indian Standards Specification.
i) IS 10146 Specification for Polyethylene in contact with foodstuffs);
ii) IS 10142 Specification for Styrene Polymers in contact with foodstuffs;
iii) IS 10151 Specification for Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC), in contact with foodstuffs;
iv) IS 10910 Specification for Polypropylene in contact with foodstuffs;
v) IS 11434 (Specification for Ionomer Resins in contact with foodstuffs);
vi) IS 11704 Specification for Ethylene Acrylic Acid (EAA) copolymer.
vii) IS 12252 – Specification for Poly alkylene terephathalates (PET).
viii) IS 12247 – Specification for Nylon 6 Polymer
ix) IS 13601 – Ethylene Vinyl Acetate (EVA);
x) IS 13576 – Ethylene Metha Acrylic Acid (EMAA)
Through reference in IS 13428 – Packaged Natural Mineral Water and IS 14543 – Packaged Drinking Water, the following Indian Standards are mandatory to follow:
i) IS 15410 – Containers for Packaging of Packaged Natural Mineral Water and Packaged Drinking Water
ii) IS 15609 – Polyethylene flexible pouches for the packing of natural mineral water and packaged drinking water
The Plastic Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 2016 refer to IS 14534 for recycling of plastics, recycling facilities, recycled carry bags and labeling and marking of recycled carry bags. Determination of the degree of degradability and degree of disintegration of plastic material shall be as per 09 Indian Standards listed in Schedule-I to these rules.
c) Indian Standards for Petroleum Industry
As per the Essential Commodities Act 1955 and MoPNG Control Orders, the following petroleum products are required to conform to the relevant Indian Standards:
i) IS 1460:2017 Automotive diesel fuel –Specification (sixth revision)
ii) IS 2796 : 2017 Motor Gasoline —Specification (sixth revision)
iii) IS 1459 : 2018 Kerosene — Specification (third revision)
iv) IS 1745 : 2018 Petroleum Hydrocarbon solvents (first revision)
National Biofuels Policy 2017 indicates that all the biofuels/alternate fuels/drop in fuels shall conform to the relevant Indian Standards. The following are the Indian Standards published for such fuels:
i) IS 15464 : 2004 Anhydrous alcohol for Automotive use –Specification
ii) IS 16634 : 2017 E85 Fuel (Blend of Anhydrous Ethanol and Gasoline) —Specification
iii) IS 16629 : 2017 Hydrous Ethanol for Use in ED 95 Automotive Fuel — Specification
iv) IS 17029: 2018 E 20 Fuel – Admixture of anhydrous Ethanol and Gasoline – as fuel for spark ignited engine powered vehicles – Specification
v) IS 16087 : 2017 Biogas (Biomethane) — Specification (first revision)
vi) IS 15607 : 2016 Biodiesel (B100) — Fatty Acid Methyl Esters (Fame) — Specification ( First Revision )
vii) IS 16531 : 2016 Biodiesel, Diesel Fuel Blend (B6 to B20) — Specification
viii) ISO 16861: 2015 Petroleum products — Fuels (class F) — Specifications of dimethyl ether (DME)
d) Indian Standards for Bitumen, Tar and related Products
A number of Indian Standards for bitumen, tar and related products are referred in Indian Road Congress Specifications.
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