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BIS raids on manufacturers of packaged drinking water (pdw) units in Uppal
BIS Raids On Manufacturers Of Packaged Drinking Water (pdw) Units In Uppal. A team of officials from Bureau of Indian Standards, Hyderabad Branch Office conducted a raid at M/s Life Care Beverages, Mallikarjuna Nagar, Opp: Uppal Bus Depot, Hyderabad – 500 092
A team of officials from Bureau of Indian Standards, Hyderabad Branch Office conducted a raid at M/s Life Care Beverages, Mallikarjuna Nagar, Opp: Uppal Bus Depot, Hyderabad – 500 092, , Telangana State, a manufacturer of Packaged Drinking Water(PDW) with spurious BIS Standard Mark, ie. Mark, without having valid Licence. Such Products are used by common consumers. A very Large quantity of Packaged Drinking Water packed in 20 litre pet jars and a huge quantity of packing material with BIS Standard Mark, ie. Mark with brand name: “Life Care” without holding BIS licence, any testing, batch number, date of manufacturing and with spurious Mark and Fake Licence Number were seized during the raid.
Action is being initiated against the offender under the BIS Act, 1986. The offence is punishable by imprisonment up to one year or a fine upto Rs.50,000=00 or both.
The general public is requested to be aware of the offense that the manufacturing units do not have a valid BIS licence shall not use Bureau of Indian Standards Certification Mark and give information about any misuse of ISI Mark which comes to their notice.
