India's Department of Electronics and Information Technology (DeitY) issued a revised notice in February 2016, from July 1, 2016 to enforce the implementation of Standard Mark, all BIS registered products must be marked Standard Mark, the following is a summary of the summary:

Standard Mark's presentation requirements:

Standard Mark pattern is shown in the following example, pattern expansion and reduction are allowed;

Color scheme with monochrome and multi-color two;

Marking must be clear, durable, solid and non-removable, R number of fonts should not be less than Arial 6.

Self-declaration -Standard Mark's transition:

The deadline for the transition period is June 30, 2016, and the original self-declaration can be used during the transition period, but after the transition period all the products that are not marked with the new Standard Mark or Standard Mark will not be able to complete the

Indian Customs clearance procedures.

BIS has been registered products, manufacturers can self-label on the self-declaration replaced by Standard Mark, do not need to make any changes to apply.