July 15, 2025

Recently, the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) conducted raids at various locations in Vijayawada, cracking down on popular e-commerce platforms like Flipkart, e-Kart, and Meesho for selling non-certified products. The seized goods spanned over 25 consumer product categories, including electronics, toys, LED bulbs, and table fans, which were found to be sold in violation of Quality Control Orders. This action was taken as part of the ongoing efforts to ensure consumer safety and quality compliance in the market. The authorities emphasized the importance of adhering to regulations and obtaining necessary certifications before selling products to the public. Violating such orders not only poses a risk to consumers but also undermines the integrity of the market. The BIS has been vigilant in monitoring and enforcing compliance with quality standards to protect consumers from substandard or unsafe products. E-commerce platforms play a significant role in the distribution of goods, making it crucial for them to uphold quality standards and ensure that products meet the required certifications. This crackdown serves as a reminder to all sellers and platforms to prioritize consumer safety and regulatory compliance. It also highlights the importance of transparent and responsible practices in the e-commerce industry to build trust and credibility among consumers. As investigations continue and actions are taken against those found violating the regulations, consumers are advised to be cautious while purchasing products online and to verify the certifications of the goods they intend to buy. By supporting and promoting responsible selling practices, consumers can contribute to a safer marketplace and hold sellers accountable for maintaining quality standards.

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