Steel and Iron Products

Cold-reduced Electrolytic Tin Plate

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    All consignments of cold-reduced electrolytic tin plate must carry the ISI Mark and a valid BIS Test Certificate before sale or import. Non-conforming material must be scrapped as per BIS Act provisions.
Cold-reduced Electrolytic Tin Plate (IS 1993:2018)
Section Details
Product Name Cold-reduced Electrolytic Tin Plate
Applicable Indian Standard (IS) No IS 1993:2018
Title of Indian Standard Cold-reduced Electrolytic Tin Plate – Specification
ITC (HS) Code 72101110, 72101190, 72101210, 72101290, 72107000, 72109010, 72109090, 72121010, 72121090, 72124000
Quality Control Order Covered under the Steel and Steel Products (Quality Control) Order, 2024
Notification & Amendments S.O. 3716(E), dated 29th August 2024 (superseding S.O. 574(E), dated 5th February 2024)
Final Enforcement Date With immediate effect (30th August 2024)
Objective & Scope To ensure quality, corrosion resistance, mechanical integrity, and suitability of cold-reduced electrolytic tin plate for packaging and industrial applications.
Products Covered Cold-reduced electrolytic tin plate of various grades and dimensions used in packaging, canning, and industrial manufacturing.
Exemptions Products manufactured domestically solely for export and conforming to foreign buyer specifications are exempt.
Industries Impacted - Packaging & Canning Industry- Food & Beverage Industry- Engineering & Fabrication- Consumer Goods Manufacturing- Automotive & Electrical Components
Mandatory Compliance - Products must bear the Standard Mark (ISI Mark) under a BIS license.- Each consignment must be accompanied by a BIS Test Certificate.- Non-conforming material must be scrapped according to BIS Act provisions.
Next Steps for Stakeholders - Apply for BIS certification under IS 1993:2018.- Align production with IS 1993:2018 specifications.- Maintain quality control and test documentation.- Ensure ISI marking before sale in India.
Legal Framework Provision & Enforcement Governed under Sections 16, 17, and 25(3) of the BIS Act, 2016. BIS is the certifying and enforcement authority.
Penalties Imprisonment up to 2 years or fine of not less than ₹2 lakh (extendable up to 10× the value of goods) or both. Continuing offences may attract an additional ₹5,000 per day fine.
Supersession & Amendment Clause Supersedes S.O. 574(E), dated 5th February 2024. Any future BIS amendments to IS 1993:2018 automatically apply.
Conclusion Compliance with BIS certification and IS 1993:2018 is mandatory for all domestic manufacturers and importers to ensure safety, quality, and reliability in packaging and industrial applications.
References/Annexures Gazette Notification S.O. 3716(E), dated 29th August 2024; Steel and Steel Products (QCO), 2024; BIS Act, 2016

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Notification

 The product Cold-reduced Electrolytic Tin Plate, classified under ITC (HS) codes 72101110, 72101190, 72101210, 72101290, 72107000, 72109010, 72109090, 72121010, 72121090, 72124000, has been brought under mandatory quality control through the Steel and Steel Products (Quality Control) Order, 2024, notified via S.O. 3716(E), dated 29th August 2024, by the Ministry of Steel. This order supersedes S.O. 574(E), dated 5th February 2024.

Enforcement Timeline

  • Notification Date: 29th August 2024
  • Effective Date: 30th August 2024
  • Enforcement: With immediate effect

Overview

 The regulation mandates adherence to IS 1993:2018 for cold-reduced electrolytic tin plate. This ensures corrosion resistance, mechanical integrity, and suitability for use in packaging, canning, industrial manufacturing, and related applications. Compliance with these standards safeguards product quality and market access.

Objective & Scope

 The order seeks to eliminate substandard cold-reduced electrolytic tin plate from the domestic market and enforce BIS-certified production to protect packaging, food & beverage, and engineering industries.

Products Covered

  • This applies specifically to cold-reduced electrolytic tin plate of various grades and dimensions used in packaging, canning, and industrial applications.

Exemptions Provided

  • Products manufactured solely for export and conforming to foreign buyer specifications are exempt.

Industries Impacted

  • Packaging & Canning Industry
  • Food & Beverage Industry
  • Engineering & Fabrication
  • Consumer Goods Manufacturing
  • Automotive & Electrical Components

Mandatory Compliance Requirements

  • Every consignment must carry the Standard Mark (ISI Mark) under a valid BIS license.
  • Compliance with IS 1993:2018 is compulsory.
  • Each consignment must include a BIS Test Certificate.
  • Non-conforming material must be scrapped per BIS Act provisions.

Next Steps for Stakeholders

  • Apply for BIS certification under Scheme-I immediately.
  • Align production with IS 1993:2018 specifications.

  • Maintain quality control and test documentation.

  • Ensure ISI marking before sale in India.

Legal Provisions, Enforcement & Penalties

 The order is issued under Sections 16, 17, and 25(3) of the BIS Act, 2016, with BIS as the certifying and enforcing authority. Penalties for non-compliance under Section 29 include:

  • Imprisonment up to 2 years, or
  • Fine not less than ₹2 lakh, extendable up to 10 times the value of goods, or both.
  • Continuing offences may result in an additional fine of ₹5,000 per day.

Conclusion

Compliance with IS 1993:2018 and the listed ITC (HS) codes is mandatory with immediate effect. Stakeholders must obtain BIS certification, follow marking requirements, and align manufacturing practices to avoid penalties and ensure product quality.

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