Printed
Printed aluminium collapsible tubular containers
HSN 7612 10 30 (printed aluminium collapsible tubular containers) is covered by a Bureau of Indian Standards Quality Control Order. Conformity to IS 18427:2024 and IS 14407:2024 is mandatory under the ISI Mark Scheme, with implementation dates staggered by enterprise size from 01 October 2025 under the Cookware, Utensils and Cans for Foods and Beverages (Quality Control) Order, 2025 and Order, 2026. No separate customs-clearance overlay applies beyond the BIS obligation.
- 1Source only from a Bureau of Indian Standards CM/L-licensed manufacturer holding a current licence against IS 18427:2024 and, where applicable, IS 14407:2024. Verify the supplier's CM/L number, licensed product scope, and manufacturing facility on the BIS online register before placing the purchase order.Cookware, Utensils and Cans for Foods and Beverages (Quality Control) Order, 2025 · S.O. 3850(E) dated 21-08-2025 · Cookware, Utensils and Cans for Foods and Beverages (Quality Control) Order, 2026 · S.O. 219(E) dated 15-01-2026
- 2Confirm which QCO and IS governs the specific product: IS 18427:2024 applies to printed aluminium containers for food, beverages, edible oils, aerosols, and industrial fills; IS 14407:2024 applies to aluminium collapsible tubes and rigid cans for pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and food. The CM/L must match the product's intended end-use.S.O. 3850(E) dated 21-08-2025 · S.O. 219(E) dated 15-01-2026
- 3Ensure every container in the consignment bears the ISI mark and the supplier's CM/L number as required under Scheme-I of Schedule-II to the BIS (Conformity Assessment) Regulations, 2018. Marking must appear on the product itself; packaging-only marking is insufficient.Scheme-I of Schedule-II to the BIS (Conformity Assessment) Regulations, 2018 · Cookware, Utensils and Cans for Foods and Beverages (Quality Control) Order, 2025
- 4Determine the enterprise size classification of your supplier — general (non-micro, non-small), small, or micro — as the implementation dates differ. General enterprises must comply from 01-10-2025 (IS 18427) and 01-10-2026 (IS 14407); small enterprises from 01-01-2026 and 01-01-2027; micro enterprises from 01-04-2026 and 01-04-2027 respectively.S.O. 3850(E) dated 21-08-2025 · S.O. 219(E) dated 15-01-2026
- 5Quote the supplier's BIS CM/L number and the applicable IS standard on the bill of entry. If the consignment may qualify for an exemption, document the basis under Paragraph 2 of the applicable Quality Control Order. Absence of a valid CM/L or ISI marking triggers consignment detention at port.Para 2, Cookware, Utensils and Cans for Foods and Beverages (Quality Control) Order, 2025 · Para 2, Cookware, Utensils and Cans for Foods and Beverages (Quality Control) Order, 2026 · BIS Act, 2016 · Customs Act, 1962
The single most common error on this tariff line is treating the two Quality Control Orders as interchangeable and obtaining a CM/L under only one IS when the consignment spans both product families. IS 18427:2024 and IS 14407:2024 are governed by separate QCO notifications with distinct implementation timelines; a printed aluminium tube supplied for pharmaceutical use must bear a CM/L against IS 14407:2024, while the same tube supplied for food or beverage use must satisfy IS 18427:2024 — a scope mismatch on the CM/L is grounds for detention regardless of ISI mark presence.