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India proposed a comprehensive reform of the country’s current Quality Control Order (QCO) framework.

India issued multiple notifications announcing the withdrawal of six previously issued Quality Control Orders.

India revoked fourteen Quality Control Orders (QCOs) previously enforced for specific chemicals, petrochemicals, and polymers.

India revised the import policy conditions for certain chemicals and pesticides listed under ITC (HS).

FSSAI released the draft Food Safety and Standards (Packaging) Amendment Regulations, 2025.

DCPC issued the PP Materials for Moulding and Extrusion (Quality Control) Second Amendment Order, 2025.

India DCPC revoked the Quality Control Orders for three chemicals, including Acrylonitrile, Maleic Anhydride and Styrene. BIS certifications are no longer required.

DCPC of India announced the revocation of six Quality Control Orders (QCOs) issued in 2022 concerning various fatty acids and their derivatives.

DGFT announced a new policy to strengthen the export management of second-generation ethanol.

The DGFT of India adjusted to the export obligation (EO) period for imports of goods exempt from the QCO issued by the DCPC.