BIS CERTIFICATION OF PROCESSED CEREAL BASED COMPLEMENTARY FOODS IS 11536:2022
Processed cereal based complementary food help an infant's digestive tract to gradually adjust to solid foods. It serves as an important source of calories to meet the growing energy requirements of a growing infant. Cereals are introduced at 4 months of age and the intake is slowly increased until 8 months, when almost half of the total intake is from milk and remaining from cereals and a variety of other foods. At this stage, milk almost completely meets the protein requirements, while cereals and/or other foods meet the energy requirements.
Processed Cereal Based Complementary Food is used in the following areas –
Introduction to Indian Standard IS 11536; Processed cereal based complementary foods
Description
Moisture
Total Protein
Total Fat
Total Carbohydrates
Total Ash
Acid Insoluble ash in dilute hydrochloric acid
Iron
Crude Fibre (On dry basis)
Lead (if the manufacturer has the in-house test facilities)
Copper (if the manufacturer has the in-house test facilities)
Arsenic (if the manufacturer has the in-house test facilities)
Tin (if the manufacturer has the in-house test facilities)
Cadmium (if the manufacturer has the in-house test facilities)
Melamine (if the manufacturer has the in-house test facilities)
For more info on the product standardization click here
Mandate for ISI Mark Certification of Processed cereal based complementary foods (IS 11536) :
Ministry of health and family welfare (food safety and standards authority of india) have specified Food safety and standards (prohibition and restrictions on sales) regulations, 2011 which have mandated No person shall manufacture, sell, store or exhibit for sale, an infant milk food, infant formula and milk cerealbased weaning food, processed cereal based weaning food and follow up formula except under Bureau of IndianStandards Certification Mark.
Types of Cement covered under IS 11536
Licence is granted to use Standard Mark as per IS 11536: 2022 as per following scope : |
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Name of the Product |
Processed Cereal Based Complementary Foods |
Procedure to obtain BIS Certification of Processed cereal based complementary foods to use ISI mark as per IS 11536
For Indian Manufacturers (Standard Timeframe – 30 days) click here
For Foreign Manufacturers (Standard Timeframe – 180 days)click here
Requisites to get the BIS license for Processed cereal based complementary foods
Conformity of Raw Material as per IS 11536
In-house testing laboratory for mandatory tests
Competent Quality Control Personnel
Adherence to the BIS guidelines for Processed cereal based complementary foods as per Indian standard IS 11536
There are 3 major categories of document required to get the BIS license:
Administrative Details
Technical Details
Quality Control Personnel Details
Commercial Details
Expenses involved in obtaining BIS certificate for Processed cereal based complementary foods as per IS 11536 under the Product Certification (Scheme-I) of BIS :
For Indian Manufacturers |
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No. |
Major Charges |
Amount |
Remark |
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1. |
BIS Fee |
Application Fees |
INR 1000 |
To be paid in BIS A/c directly. 20% rebate on Marking Fee for MSME units. |
Audit Charges |
INR 7000 |
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License Fee |
INR 1000 |
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Marking Fee |
INR 155000 |
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2. |
Testing Charges |
Sample Test Fee |
As Applicable |
To be paid into BIS approved Lab A/c |
3. |
ERCS Service Fee |
Consultancy & others |
As per actual, (Depending upon the product and the region of factory) |
For the Foreign Manufacturers |
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No. |
Major Charges |
Particulars |
Amount |
Remark |
1. |
BIS Fee |
Application Fees |
USD 30 |
To be paid into BIS A/c directly in USD (SWIFT). SAARC countries can pay in INR with GST@18% |
Audit Charges (consolidated) |
USD 3200 to USD 5900 |
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License Fee |
USD 30 |
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Marking Fee |
USD 1910 |
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2. |
Testing Charges |
Sample Test Fee |
As applicable |
To be paid into BIS approved Lab A/c |
3. |
ERCS Service Fee |
Consultancy & other charges |
As per actual, (Depending upon the product and the location of mfg.) |
Role of ERCS Private Limited in getting your product certified :
Ensuring the conformity of your product as per IS 11536:
ERCS Pvt. Ltd. has developed a vast network within the Food and related Products Industry & various BIS departments to assist for ensuring conformity of the product Processed cereal based complementary foods according to according to IS 11536.
Effective documentation with the awareness of the BIS guidelines:
In order to facilitate the manufacturing industry in obtaining BIS certifications, guidelines have been developed. Our team has the experience of completing over 150 projects and technically competent acquaintances in various Industries.
We are familiar with the Indian Standard Specifications & BIS guidelines and deliver the most suitable interpretation to the Quality Control Personnel so we can do a reliable and effective documentation of your product in accordance with the BIS guidelines.
A pre-visit can be paid at your factory premises:
In the process of getting BIS certification, the officer from BIS authority visits the factory for inspection. In order to get good results, the BIS inspection should go smoothly without any Non-Conformity. By keeping this goal in mind, our team will organize a pre-visit to your factory premises so that required changes can be adapted so as to remove the elements of fallibility.
Assistance for BIS audits:
We will explain the whole procedure of conducting a BIS inspection and make you aware of the things which need to be prepared and readily available at the time of inspection.
Benefits of getting ISI Mark for Processed cereal based complementary foods to sell in Indian Market with our help
Experience Consultants at ERCS are ready to assist you at every step of compliance so as to provide you the best services in India. Get complete information about the certification that your product need to enter in Indian market and build a good consumer base.