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Trademark Class 4: Industrial Oils and Greases

Posted on January 13, 2023January 13, 2023 by admin

Although trademarks used to distinguish services are typically referred to as service marks, a trademark is a sort of intellectual property made up of a recognisable sign, design, or expression that distinguishes products or services of a particular source from those of others. The manufacture of goods and services are divided into a total of 45 classes under trademark law. We will learn about Trademark Class 4 in this article.

List of Articles Covered in Trademark Class 4

Trademark Class 4 covers industrial oils, greases, fuels, and illuminants, according to NICE Classification. The Classes of Goods section includes Trademark Class 4.

The details for Trademark Class 4 are listed below.

Trademark Class 4 goods include

Lubricants, industrial oils and greases, and dust-absorbing materials.
Compositions that wet and bind, fuels (especially motor spirit), and illuminants
Wicks and candles for lighting

What Benefits Do Class 4 Trademark Registrations Offer?

The general public can differentiate the products and services of one company from another thanks to trademarks. In order to prevent the public from confusing a trademark with that of another party, it should be simple to comprehend and remember. There are several advantages to trademark registration, some of which are listed below:

LEGITIMATE PROTECTION

Once a trademark is registered, it becomes part of the owner’s intellectual property, giving him protection from trademark infringement. It grants the trademark user an exclusive right, and the owner may bring legal action against anyone attempting to use that specific brand.

PRODUCT DIFFERENTIATION

By establishing a distinctive recognition for a certain product, trademark registration sets your product apart from competing products.

THE MAKEUP OF AN ASSET

A trademark is thought of as an intangible asset for a business, and its registration gives the company access to one.

BRANDS & IDENTITY

A customer can recognize a product by looking for the name or logo that serves as the trademark for it. By registering the trademark, you link the brand name to the product’s picture and boost your brand recognition.

These are a few of the most significant advantages of trademark registration. There are other others besides these, including exclusive rights, exclusive identification, and business expansion, etc.

A Detailed List of Goods Classified Under Trademark Class 4:

Additives, non-chemical, to motor fuel	Alcohol and mixed alcohol fuel	Alcohol for use as fuel
Alcohol [fuel]	All purpose lubricants	All purpose penetrating oil
All-purpose lubricants	All-purpose penetrating oil	Animal oils for industrial purposes
Anthracite	Aromatherapy fragrance candles	Artificial fireplace logs
Automobile lubricants	Automotive engine oils	Automotive greases
Automotive lubricants	Aviation biofuel	Aviation fuel
Bagasse for use as fuel	Baseball glove conditioning oil	Beef tallow for industrial purposes
Beeswax	Beeswax for use in manufacture	Beeswax for use in the manufacture of candles
Beeswax for use in the manufacture of cosmetics	Beeswax for use in the manufacture of ointments	Belt dressings
Belting wax	Benzene fuel	Benzine
Benzine fuel	Biodiesel fuel	Biofuel
Biomass fuel	Bodyboard wax	Boiled oil for industrial purposes
Bone oil for industrial purposes	Bougies in the nature of wax candles	Briquettes
Butane for lighting	Butane fuel	Butane gas cartridges sold filled
Butane gas for use as a household fuel	Butane gas for use as fuel	Butane lighter fuel
Candle wicks	Candles	Candles *
Candles and wicks for lighting	Candles containing insect repellant	Candles containing insect repellent
Candles for absorbing smoke	Candles for lighting	Canisters containing butane fuel
Carburants	Carnauba wax	Casting oils
Castor oil for industrial purposes	Castor oil, not edible	Ceresin
Ceresine	Chafing dish fuel	Chain oil
Charcoal briquettes	Charcoal for use as fuel	Charcoal lighter fluid
Charcoal [fuel]	Christmas lights [candles]	Christmas tree candles
Cigarette lighter fluid	Coal	Coal briquettes
Coal dust [fuel]	Coal gas	Coal naphtha
Coal tar oil	Coke	Colza oil for industrial purposes
Colza oil for lubricating machinery	Combustible briquettes	Combustible oil
Combustible oils	Conditioning oil for baseball gloves	Corn oils for industrial purposes
Cottonseed oils for industrial purposes	Crude oil	Crude oils
Cutting fluids	Cutting oil for industrial metal working	Cutting oils
Diesel fuel	Diesel oil	Drilling lubricants
Dust absorbing compositions	Dust absorbing, wetting and binding compositions	Dust binding compositions
Dust binding compositions for sweeping	Dust laying and absorbing composition for use on unpaved roads	Dust laying and absorbing compositions for use on unpaved roads
Dust laying compositions	Dust removing preparations	Dust wetting compositions
Dust-binding compositions	Electrical energy	Engine oil
Engine oils	Ethanol fuel	Ethanol [fuel]
Fine oils for motors	Firelighters	Firelighters for grills
Firelighters in the nature of kindling wood	Fireplace logs	Firewood
Fish oil, not edible	Fish oils for industrial purposes	Flux oil for use as an ingredient in asphalt
Fuel	Fuel for aircraft	Fuel for aircraft and ships
Fuel for lighters	Fuel for motor vehicles	Fuel for ships
Fuel from crude oil	Fuel gas	Fuel oil
Fuel oils	Fuel pellets	Fuel products of pressed wood chips
Fuel with an alcohol base	Fuels	Fuels and illuminants
Fuels derived from crude oil	Fuels from biological sources	Fuels, including motor spirit, and illuminants
Gas for lighting	Gas oil	Gas oil for domestic heating
Gas oil for industrial heating	Gaseous fuels	Gases for flame heating
Gases for use as fuel	Gases for use in cooking	Gases for use in heating
Gasoline	Gasoline [fuel]	General purpose greases
Glass granules used as sweeping compounds for chemical and other spills	Granular absorbent oil-based composition for absorbing spills from floors	Graphite as a lubricant
Graphite lubricants	Grease for arms [weapons]	Grease for belts
Grease for boots	Grease for footwear	Grease for leather
Grease for machines	Grease for shoes	Grease for weapons
Greases for the preservation of leather	Hardened oils [hydrogenated oils for industrial use]	Heating oil
Heavy crude oils	Heavy oil	Heavy oils
Hookah charcoal	Hydrocarbon fuels	Hydrocarbon gas liquids [HGL] for use as fuel
Illuminants	Industrial gasoline	Industrial grease
Industrial greases	Industrial lubricants	Industrial oil
Industrial oil for batteries	Industrial oils	Industrial oils and fats
Industrial oils and greases	Industrial oils and greases, wax	Industrial wax
Japan wax	Jet biofuel	Jet fuel
Kerosene	Kindling	Kindling wood
Lamp fuel	Lamp oil	Lamp oils
Lamp oils containing insect repellant	Lamp oils containing insect repellent	Lamp wicks
Landfill gas	Lanolin	Lanolin for industrial purposes
Lanolin for use in the manufacture of cosmetics	Lanolin for use in the manufacture of cosmetics and ointments	Lanoline
Lanoline for industrial purposes	Leather preserving oil and grease	Leather-preserving oils and greases
Light crude oils	Light oils	Lighter fluid
Lighter fluid for charcoal	Lighting fuel	Lignite
Ligroin	Linseed oil for use as a lubricant	Linseed oils for industrial purposes
Liquefied gases	Liquefied hydrocarbon gas [LHG] for use as fuel	Liquefied natural gas
Liquefied petroleum gas	Liquefied petroleum gases	Liquefied petroleum gases for domestic purposes
Liquefied petroleum gases for industrial purposes	Liquefied petroleum gases to be used for domestic and industrial purposes and in motor vehicles	Liquefied petroleum gases to be used for industrial purposes
Liquid fuels	Liquified petroleum gases to be used for domestic and industrial purposes and in motor vehicles	Lubricants
Lubricants for aircraft engines	Lubricants for industrial machinery	Lubricants for industrial purposes
Lubricants for machines	Lubricants for wakeboard bindings	Lubricating graphite
Lubricating grease	Lubricating grease for vehicles	Lubricating greases
Lubricating oil	Lubricating oil for motor vehicle engines	Lubricating oils
Lubricating oils and greases	Lubricating oils for industrial purposes	Lubricating oils [industrial lubricants]
Lump charcoal	Lump charcoal [fuel]	Mazut
Methanol fuel	Methylated spirit	Methylated spirits
Methylated spirits for fuel [denaturated fuel alcohols]	Mineral fuel	Mineral fuels
Mineral lubricating oils	Mineral oil for use in the manufacture of cosmetics and skin care products	Mineral oil for use in the manufacture of metal cutting fluids
Mineral oil for use in the manufacture of paint	Mineral oils	Mineral oils and greases for industrial purposes [not for fuel]
Mineral spirits for use as accelerants	Moistening oil	Moistening oils
Mold releasing oils	Montan wax	Motor fuel
Motor oil	Motor oils	Motor spirit
Motor spirits	Motor vehicle lubricants	Mould releasing oils
Naphtha	Natural gas	Night lights [candles]
Nightlights [candles]	Non-chemical additives for engine oil	Non-chemical additives for engine oils
Non-chemical additives for fuels	Non-chemical additives for fuels, lubricants and greases	Non-chemical additives for gasoline
Non-chemical additives for greases	Non-chemical additives for lubricants	Non-chemical additives for motor fuel
Non-chemical additives for motor oil	Non-chemical additives for oils and fuels	Non-chemical gasoline additives
Non-chemical motor oil additives	Non-mineral greases for industrial purposes	Non-mineral greases for industrial purposes, other than for use as fuel
Non-mineral oils for industrial purposes	Non-mineral oils for industrial purposes, other than for use as fuel	Non-slipping preparations for belts
Oil gas	Oil well drilling lubricants	Oil-gas
Oils for lighting	Oils for paints	Oils for releasing form work
Oils for releasing form work for building	Oils for releasing form work [building]	Oils for surface treatment
Oils for the preservation of leather	Oils for the preservation of masonry	Oils for the preservation of masonry and leather
Oils for the preservation of masonry or leather	Oils for use in the textile industry	Oleine
Olive oils for industrial purposes	Ozocerite	Ozokerite
Paper spills for lighting	Paraffin	Paraffin wax
Peanut oils for industrial purposes	Peat briquettes	Peat briquettes [fuel]
Peat [fuel]	Pellets of compressed fiber manufactured from a plant crop to be used as fuel	Pellets of compressed fibre manufactured from a plant crop to be used as fuel
Penetrating oils	Penetrating oils for use on door locks	Perfumed candles
Perilla oils for industrial purposes	Petrol	Petroleum
Petroleum ether	Petroleum jelly for industrial purposes	Petroleum products derived from crude oil
Petroleum, raw or refined	Petroleum-based dust absorbing compositions	Petroleum-based dust suppressing compositions
Prayer candles	Producer gas	Propane
Propane for use as fuel	Propane gas	Propane gas sold in cylinders for use in torches
Quenching oils	Rape oil for industrial purposes	Rape oil for lubricating machinery
Raw or refined petroleum	Raw wax	Scented candles
Sesame oil for industrial purposes	Shock absorbing oils	Skateboard wax
Ski wax	Snowboard wax	Solid fuels
Solid lubricants	Solid lubricants for industrial purposes	Solidified gases being fuel
Solidified gases being fuels	Solidified gases [fuel]	Soy bean oil for industrial purposes
Soya bean oil for industrial purposes	Soya bean oil preparations for non-stick treatment of cooking utensils	Soya oil for industrial purposes
Soybean oil for industrial purposes	Soybean oil for use in the manufacture of paints and other coatings	Stearine
Sumac wax	Sumac wax [sumach wax]	Sunflower oil for industrial purposes
Surfboard wax	Synthesis gas [fuel]	Synthetic gas [fuel]
Synthetic linear alcohols [fuel]	Tadon [charcoal briquettes]	Tallow
Tallow candles	Tallow for industrial purposes	Tapers
Tealight candles	Tealights	Technical grade white oils
Technical white mineral oils	Technical white oils	Textile oil
Textile oils	Tinder	Vaporised fuel mixtures
Vaporized fuel mixtures	Vegetable oil for use in the manufacture of paints or soaps	Vegetable wax
Votive candles	Wakeboard wax	Wax dispersions for industrial purposes
Wax emulsions for industrial purposes	Wax for bodyboards	Wax for industrial purposes
Wax for lighting	Wax for making candles	Wax for skateboards
Wax for skis	Wax for snowboards	Wax for surfboards
Wax for use in coating food packaging materials	Wax for use in industry	Wax for wakeboards
Wax powders for industrial purposes	Wax [raw material]	Waxes [raw material]
White oils	Wicks for candles	Wicks for candles for lighting
Wicks for lamps	Wicks for lighting	Wicks for oil lamps
Wood briquettes	Wood chips for smoking and flavoring foods	Wood chips for smoking and flavouring foods
Wood chips for smoking and grilling	Wood chips for smoking foods	Wood chips for use as fuel
Wood chips of applewood for smoking and grilling food	Wood chips of cedar for smoking and grilling food	Wood chips of pecan for smoking and grilling food
Wood for use as fuel	Wood heating pellets [fuel]	Wood pellets for heating [fuel]
Wood spills for lighting	Wool grease	Xylene fuel

Also Read About:

Trademark Class 1

Trademark Class 2

Trademark Class 3

How to Register Brand Name in India

Trademark Class 3 Cosmetics and Cleaning Substances

Posted on December 29, 2022December 29, 2022 by admin

With 1 to 34 covering commodities and 35 to 45 covering services, the International (Nice) Classification of Goods and Services has categorized a variety of goods and services into 45 trademark classes. The Indian Trademark Registry classifies trademarks using this classification as well. The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) uses 45 trademark classes to classify goods and services. Trademark Class 3 is one of these classes.

Important Goods Included in Trademark Class 3 India

Bleaching preparations and other substances for laundry use
Cleaning, polishing, scouring, and abrasive preparations: Car polish, boot polish, sandpaper, etc.
Soaps: shampoos, body wash, face wash, etc.
Perfumery: deodorants for personal use, perfumes, etc.
Essential oils
Cosmetics: Lipstick, eyelashes, makeup, etc.
Hair lotions
Dentifrices: toothpaste, mouth freshener, mouth wash, etc.
Sanitary preparations and toiletries

Trademark Class 3 List Does Not Include

Chemical chimney cleaners (Trademark Class 1)
Degreasing preparations for use in manufacturing processes (Trademark Class 1)
Deodorants other than for personal use (Trademark Class 5)
Sharpening stones and grindstones (hand tools) (Trademark Class 8)
Sanitary pads, diapers (Trademark Class 5)

Documents needed for Trademark Class 3 India (Cosmetics and Cleaning Substances) Trademark Registration

The following documents must be submitted with a trademark application in India:

The applicant’s name, address, and country of citizenship The state in which the applicant was incorporated, together with the full address, if it was a firm. If a partnership firm, all partners’ names must be provided;
a list of the products and services that require registration;
whether the applicant is a single person, a startup, or a small project;
a digital copy of the trademark class 3 that will be listed;
Details of any already filed application in another state must also be provided at the time of application filing if the application is filed seeking priority from that application.

How to Register a Trademark Class 3 for Cosmetics and Cleaning Substances?

Lookup trademarks
Submission of a Trademark class 3 Application for Allotment
Analysis of a trademark
Registration of a trademark class 3 after publication in a journal

A Detailed List of Goods Classified Under Trademark Class 3:

Abrasive Paper	Abrasives	Adhesives For Affixing False Eyelashes
Adhesives For Affixing False Hair	Adhesives For Cosmetic Purposes	After-shave Lotions
Air Fragrancing Preparations	Almond Milk For Cosmetic Purposes	Almond Oil
Almond Soap	Aloe Vera Preparations For Cosmetic Purposes	Alum Stones [Astringents]
Amber [Perfume]	Ammonia [Volatile Alkali] [Detergent]	Antiperspirant Soap
Antiperspirants [Toiletries]	Antistatic Preparations For Household Purposes	Aromatics [Essential Oils]
Astringents For Cosmetic Purposes	Badian Essence	Balms Other Than For Medical Purposes
Bases For Flower Perfumes	Bath Preparations, Not For Medical Purposes	Bath Salts, Not For Medical Purposes
Beard Dyes	Beauty Masks	Bergamot Oil
Bleaching Preparations [Decolorants] For Cosmetic Purposes	Bleaching Salts	Bleaching Soda
Breath Freshening Sprays	Breath Freshening Strips	Cake Flavorings [Essential Oils]
Cakes Of Toilet Soap / Cakes Of Soap	Canned Under pressure Air For Cleaning And Dusting Purposes	Carbides Of Metal [Abrasives]
Cleaning Chalk	Cleaning Preparations	Cleansing agent Other Than For Use In Manufacturing Operations And For Medical Purposes
Cleansing Milk For Toilet Purposes	Cloths Impregnated With A Detergent For Cleaning	Cobblers’ Wax
Color Brightening Chemical For Household Purposes [Laundry]	Colorants For Toilet Purposes	Colour-removing Preparations / Color-removing Preparations
Corundum [Abrasive]	Cosmetic Creams	Cosmetic Dyes
Cosmetic Kits	Cosmetic Pencils	Cosmetic Preparations For Baths
Cosmetic Preparations For Eyelashes	Cosmetic Preparations For Skin Care	Cosmetic Preparations For Slimming Purposes
Cosmetics	Cosmetics For Animals	Cotton Swabs For Cosmetic Purposes
Cotton Wool For Cosmetic Purposes	Creams For Leather / Waxes For Leather	Decorative Transfers For Cosmetic Purposes
Degreaser Other Than For Use In Manufacturing Procedure	Dental Bleaching Gels	Dentifrices
Denture Polishes	Deodorant Soap	Deodorants For Human Beings Or For Animals
Deodorants For Pets	Depilatory Preparations / Depilatories	Depilatory Wax
Diamantine [Abrasive]	Disinfectant Soap	Douching Preparation For Personal Sanitary Or Deodorant Purposes [Toiletries]
Dry Shampoos	Dry-cleaning Preparations	Drying Agents For Dishwashing Machines
Eau De Cologne	Emery	Emery Cloth
Emery Paper	Essential Oils Of Cedarwood	Essential Oils Of Citron
Essential Oils Of Lemon	Ethereal Essences	Ethereal Oils / Essential Oils
Extracts Of Flowers [Perfumes]	Eyebrow Cosmetics	Eyebrow Pencils
Fabric Softeners For Laundry Use	False Eyelashes	False Nails
Flavorings [Flavourings] For Beverages [Essential Oils]	Floor Wax Removers [Scouring Preparations]	Fumigation Preparations [Perfumes]
Furbishing Preparations	Gaultheria Oil	Geraniol
Glass Cloth	Greases For Cosmetic Purposes	Grinding Preparations / Sharpening Preparations
Hair Conditioners	Hair Dyes / Hair Colorants	Hair Lotions
Hair Spray	Hair Straightening Preparations	Hair Waving Preparations
Heliotropine	Henna [Cosmetic Dye]	Hydrogen Peroxide For Cosmetic Purposes
Incense	Ionone [Perfumery]	Jasmine Oil
Javelle Water / Potassium Hypochloride	Joss Sticks	Lacquer-removing Preparations
Laundry Bleach / Laundry Bleaching Preparations	Laundry Blueing	Laundry Glaze
Laundry Preparation	Laundry Soaking Preparations / Preparations For Soaking Laundry	Laundry Wax
Lavender Oil	Lavender Water	Leather Bleaching Preparations
Leather Preservatives [Polishes] / Preservatives For Leather [Polishes]	Lip Glosses	Lipstick Cases
Lipsticks	Lotions For Cosmetic Purposes	Make-up
Make-up Powder	Make-up Preparations	Make-up Removing Preparations
Mascara	Massage Gels Other Than For Medical Purposes	Medicated Soap
Mint Essence [Essential Oil]	Mint For Perfumery	Moustache Wax / Mustache Wax
Mouthwashes, Not For Medical Purposes	Musk [Perfumery]	Nail Art Stickers
Nail Care Preparations	Nail Varnish / Nail Polish	Neutralizers For Permanent Waving
Non-slipping Liquids For Floors	Non-slipping Wax For Floors	Oil Of Turpentine For Degreasing
Oils For Cleaning Purposes	Oils For Cosmetic Purposes	Oils For Perfumes And Scents
Oils For Toilet Purposes	Paint Stripping Preparations	Parquet Floor Wax / Floor Wax
Pastes For Razor Strops	Perfumery	Perfumes
Petroleum Jelly For Cosmetic Purposes	Polish For Furniture And Flooring	Polishing Creams
Polishing Paper	Polishing Preparations	Polishing Rouge / Jewellers’ Rouge
Polishing Stones	Polishing Wax	Pomades For Cosmetic Purposes
Potpourris [Fragrances]	Preparations For Cleaning Dentures	Preparations For Unblocking Drain Pipes
Preparations To Make The Leaves Of Plants Glossy	Pumice Stone	Quillaia Bark For Washing
Rose Oil	Rust Removing Preparations	Sachets For Perfuming Linen
Safrol	Sandcloth / Abrasive Cloth	Sandpaper / Glass Paper
Scale Removing Preparations For Household Purposes	Scented Water	Scented Wood
Scouring Solutions	Shampoos	Shampoos For Pets
Shaving Preparations	Shaving Soap	Shaving Stones [Astringents]
Shining Preparations [Polish]	Shoe Cream	Shoe Polish
Shoe Wax	Shoemakers’ Wax	Silicon Carbide [Abrasive]
Skin Whitening Creams or Cream For Whitening The Skin	Smoothing Preparations [Starching]	Smoothing Stones
Soap	Soap For Brightening Textile	Soap For Foot Perspiration
Soda Lye	Stain Removers	Starch For Laundry Purposes / Laundry Starch
Starch Glaze For Laundry Purposes	Sunscreen Preparations	Sun-tanning Preparations [Cosmetics]
Tailors’ Wax	Talcum Powder, For Toilet Use	Terpenes [Essential Oils]
Tissues Impregnated With Cosmetic Lotions	Tissues Impregnated With Make-up Removing Preparations	Toilet Water
Toiletries	Tripoli Stone For Polishing	Turpentine, For Degreasing
Varnish-removing Preparations	Volcanic Ash For Cleaning	Wallpaper Cleaning Preparations
Washing Soda, For Cleaning	Windscreen Cleaning Liquids / Windshield Cleaning Liquid

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Trademark Class 1

Trademark Class 2

How to Import Cosmetics in India

How to Import Cosmetics in India from China?

Posted on December 24, 2022December 29, 2022 by admin

The business of importing cosmetics from China can be highly successful. The most crucial factor is that you understand what you are doing. Almost all nations within the borders of Europe and the rest of the western world have laws governing the import of cosmetics.

China is the world’s second-largest consumer market for cosmetics. A career and business that can be highly lucrative is importing cosmetics from China. Find a reliable supplier using online resources or by paying a visit to the factory, negotiate a price, and place the order. However, before doing so, we must have Drug License Certification for your cosmetic products. That is, you should have a cosmetic import license in India. Therefore, before placing the order, let’s inform ourselves of some important laws and regulations pertaining to import cosmetics, aka how to import cosmetics from China.

An Overview of the Registration Process for Cosmetic Licenses

India’s Ministry of Health & Family Welfare has succeeded in bringing in cosmetics. According to Rule 21 of the Drug & Cosmetics Act, 1945[1], a mandatory registration certificate pertaining to cosmetic import license of India is required. The cosmetics items and products that are imported for sale in the Indian market and meant to be poured, rubbed, sprinkled, or sprayed on and applied to a human’s body for beautifying, cleansing, alerting the appearance, and encouraging attractiveness should be approved by the CDSCO (Central Drugs Standard Control Organization).

Who Is Authorized To Import Cosmetics From China?

Consequently, the manufacturer must have a registered office in India.
It is a manufacturer’s subsidiary agent.
The manufacturer’s authorized representative.
Additional Importers

Documents Needed For Importing Cosmetics from China

The following are a few necessary documents for the approval of cosmetics imports from China to India:

A request form.
a letter of application from the candidate;
a genuine copy of the power of attorney; a copy of the label; a valid import export code (I.E.C. );
the cosmetics product’s specifications and testing procedure;
if any package inserts
confirmation of payment for the mandatory registration costs;
a marketing authorization letter or a free sale certificate (F.S.C.); information on the cosmetics product to be imported, including chemical and safety data (Schedule D III);
a list of the names of the nations where the goods has received import authorization or registration;
Details regarding cosmetic items, brands, and the producer should be provided in soft copy.

How to Import Cosmetics in India from China?

The steps for obtaining permission to import cosmetics from China to India are as follows:

Step 1: Application Form Submission: Complete the cosmetic license application form, include information about the company, and send it to the Indian Ministry of Health & Family Welfare’s office of the Drugs Controller General of India.

Step 2: Payment of Registration Money: Pay the registration fee after submitting your application.

Step 3: Verification of the testing report and related documents: The inspection teams will check other important documentation and the test results of cosmetic products.

Reminder: The registration application will be submitted along with the proof of payment.

Step 4: Application processing timeline: Submission of the Form along with other required business documentation must occur within six months of the application date. The registration certificate is valid for three years after the date of issuance.

Requirements for Laboratory Testing For Import Cosmetics in India from China

The BIS periodically reviewed the Indian Standard and verified the quality of cosmetic products. Therefore, it is necessary to confirm that the cosmetic items meet Indian Standards. The following typical tests can be used to determine which cosmetic product is suitable for Indian consumers:

Performance testing: examines the cosmetic product’s functionality and durability.

Toxicology testing: examines the materials and completed cosmetic product to see if any components provide a risk to consumers, such as eye corrosion or skin irritation.

Microbiology testing: It enables various techniques to spot the presence of germs and confirm that something is free of dangerous microorganisms.

Chemical Stability Testing: This is the investigation of cosmetics product storage conditions and estimation of shelf life.

Safety testing: It’s similar to the presence of heavy metals in cosmetics, as well as restricted colors and substances.

Penalty for Violation of the 1945 Drugs and Cosmetics Act

A fine of up to Rs. 1000 or a year in jail, or both, may be imposed on the first offense for violating any of the cosmetics laws under this Act. On successive offenses, the sentence may be enhanced to 2 years in prison and/or a fine of up to Rs. 2000.

Therefore, in order to prevent any delays or application errors, importers of cosmetics from China must carefully follow the registration process and provide all necessary papers with their registration application.

Also read about:

Cosmetic Manufacturing License

Import License for Cosmetics in India

Trademark Class 2 – Paints and Varnishes

Posted on December 23, 2022December 23, 2022 by admin

Trademark class search registration is based on a system known as “Classes” of goods and services. It is necessary to mention a suitable class while registering a trademark class 2. The International Classification of Goods and Services uses the class number to divide services and goods into 45 Classes of Trademark. Classes 1-34 include goods, whereas Classes 35-45 deal with services. These classifications are used by the Trademark Registry to group trademarks.

Trademark Class 2 Classification

Paints, colorants, and preparations used to prevent erosion are mostly included in Trademark Class 2. Paints, varnishes, and lacquers for industry, handicrafts, and the arts, as well as dyes for clothes and colorants for foods and beverages, are specifically included in this class. To help you focus your search in the trademark database, the following materials from a variety of topics are the focus of trademark class 2.

Washes and Paints;
Colorants, Inks, and Dyestuffs for clothing;
Thinners and Thickeners for Paints, Inks, Dyes, and Coatings;
Varnishes and Polishes for industry, handicrafts, and arts;
Raw Natural Resins;
Preparations for protection against Corrosion and Rusting;
Colorants used in Beverages and Foodstuffs;
Mordant, Emulsions, Inks, Ceramic paints;
Preservatives against rust and deterioration of Wood;
Metals in powder and foil forms used generally by painters, artists, painters, decorators.

The products listed below CANNOT fall under Trademark Class 2: Varnishes and Paints

Unprocessed synthetic resins
Blueing of laundry Cosmetic colors
Paint cans (articles for use in school)
Varnishes and paints for insulation.

What Conditions Must Be Met Before A Trademark Class 2 Can Be Registered?

Specifications of the brand name, logo, symbol, or slogan that necessitate trademark registration.
Date of the trademark’s initial use.
Information on the trademark owner, including name and address.
The names of all the members if the company name is the subject of the trademark application.
TM-48, an authorization form.

What Advantages does Class 2 Trademark Registration Provide?

The use of a trademark enables you and any third party to distinguish your products and services from those of your rival. The fact that geographical names, well-known names, fair trade phrases, and standard density cannot be registered is nevertheless important to remember.

Legal Defense

Because they fall under the IPR category, trademarks are shielded from annexation. Once you’ve completed the trademark application, you can get the Symbol “TM” for your items.

Differentiation of Products

Brand Recognition A trademark will help you differentiate your product from that of your rivals.

Customers evaluate any product’s appearance, quality, and features against those of any manufacturer of like goods.

Asset Creation

A trademark registration is a resource for any commercial endeavor. The intellectual property right known as a trademark carries a value associated with the products it identifies.

A Detailed List of Goods Classified under Trademark Class 2:

Acid dyes	Acrylic paints	Acrylic paints for artists
Acrylic paints for use in art	Agglutinants for paints	Alcohol soluble dyes
Alizarin dyes	Aluminium paints	Aluminium powder for painting
Aluminium powder for use in painting, decorating and art	Aluminium powder for use in painting, decorating, printing and art	Aluminium powders for painting
Aniline dyes	Annatto	Annatto [dyestuff]
Annatto [dye]	Annotto	Annotto [dyestuff]
Anti-corrosion agents	Anti-corrosion bands	Anti-corrosion coatings [paints]
Anti-corrosion compositions	Anti-corrosion compounds	Anti-corrosion greases
Anti-corrosion oils	Anti-corrosion paints	Anti-corrosion paper
Anti-corrosion preparations	Anti-corrosion substances	Anti-corrosion tape
Anti-corrosion waxes	Anti-corrosive agents	Anti-corrosive bands
Anti-corrosive coatings [paints]	Anti-corrosive compositions	Anti-corrosive compounds
Anti-corrosive greases	Anti-corrosive oils	Anti-corrosive paints
Anti-corrosive preparations	Anti-corrosive substances	Anti-corrosive waxes
Anti-fouling paints	Anti-graffiti coatings [paints]	Anti-rust greases
Anti-rust oils	Anti-rust preparations	Anti-tarnishing preparations for metals
Anti-urine paints	Anticorrosive agents	Anticorrosive bands
Anticorrosive coatings [paints]	Anticorrosive compositions	Anticorrosive compounds
Anticorrosive greases	Anticorrosive oils	Anticorrosive paints
Anticorrosive preparations	Anticorrosive substances	Anticorrosive waxes
Architectural paints	Arnotta	Arnotta [dyestuff]
Asbestos paints	Auramine	Automobile cooling system rust inhibitors
Automobile paints	Automotive paints	Bactericidal and fungicidal paints
Bactericidal paints	Badigeon	Basic dyes [cationic dyes]
Binding agents for paints	Binding preparations for paints	Bitumen varnish
Bronze powder for painting	Bronzing lacquers	Camouflage paints for military equipment
Canada balsam	Caramel coloring for use in the manufacture of beverages	Caramel coloring for use in the manufacture of foodstuffs
Caramel colouring for use in the manufacture of beverages	Caramel colouring for use in the manufacture of foodstuffs	Caramel [food colorant]
Carbon black for use as a pigment	Carbon black [pigment]	Carbonyl [wood preservative]
Ceramic paints	Clear and pigmented coatings in the nature of paint	lear protective coatings for vehicles
Clothing dyes	Coating compositions in the nature of paints for industrial applications	Coating preparations having water repellent properties [paint]
Coatings for roofing felt [paints]	Coatings for tarred felt [paints]	Coatings for wood in the nature of paints
Coatings for wood [paints]	Coatings used for furniture finishing	Coatings [paints]
Cobalt oxide for use as a colorant	Cobalt oxide [colorant]	Cochineal carmine
Colophony	Colophony *	Color pigments
Colorants	Colorants *	Colorants for beer
Colorants for beverages	Colorants for butter	Colorants for concrete
Colorants for liqueurs	Colorants for textiles	Colorants for the restoration of furniture in the form of markers
Colorants for use in the manufacture of beverages	Colorants for use in the manufacture of cosmetics	Colorants for use in the manufacture of food
Colorants for use in the manufacture of paint	Colorants for use in the manufacture of paper	Colorants for use in the manufacture of pharmaceuticals
Colorants for use in the manufacture of plastic molding compounds	Colorants for use in the manufacture of printing ink	Colorants for use in the manufacture of soap
Colorants, dyes	Colored paints for facades	Colour pigments
Colourants for concrete	Coloured paints for facades	Copal
Copal varnish	Corrosion inhibiting preparations for vehicles	Corrosion inhibitors in the nature of coatings
Creosote for wood preservation	Damp proofing paints	Damp-proofing paints
Decorative spray coatings	Decorative spray coatings [paints]	Direct dyes
Distempers	Distempers [water paint]	Dope for model vehicles
Dry inks	Drying agents for paints	Duplicating ink
Dye-wood	Dyes	Dyes *
Dyes for making soap	Dyes for use on plastics	Dyes for wood
Dyestuffs	Dyestuffs for textiles	Dyewood
Dyewood extracts	Edible ink cartridges, filled, for printers	Edible inks
Emulsion paints	Enamel paints	Enamels for painting
Enamels [varnishes]	Engraving ink	Epoxy resin coatings
Exterior paint	Exterior paints	Fabric dyes
Fabric paints	Filled ink cartridges for photocopiers	Filled ink cartridges for photocopiers and printers
Filled ink cartridges for printers and photocopiers	Filled ink jet cartridges	Filled toner cartridges for laser printers
Filled toner cartridges for printers and photocopiers	Finger paints	Fire retardant paints
Fire retardant pigments	Fire-retardant coatings [paints]	Fire-retardant paints
Fire-retardant pigments	Fireproof paints	Fixatives for colorants
Fixatives for dyestuffs	Fixatives for lacquers	Fixatives for paints
Fixatives for varnishes	Fixatives for watercolors	Fixatives [varnishes]
Floor paints	Floor protection varnishes	Fluorescent brightening agents [dyes]
Fluorescent paints	Foils of lead alloys for use in painting, decorating, printing and art	Foils of lead for use in painting, decorating, printing and art
Foils of metal for use by decorators	Foils of precious metal for use in painting, decorating, printing and art	Food colorants
Food colorants for domestic use	Food colors for domestic use	Food dyes
Food dyes [food colorants]	French polish	Fungicidal paints
Gamboge for painting	Gilding preparations	Glazes [paints, lacquers]
Gold foil	Gold foil [leaf]	Gold leaf
Gold paint for ceramics	Gum resins	Gum turpentine
Gum turpentine for use as paint thinner	Gum-lac	Heat resistant paints
House paints	Indigo for use as a colorant	Indigo [colorant]
Ink cartridges, filled, for photocopiers and printers	Ink cartridges, filled, for printers and photocopiers	Ink for inkjet printers
Ink for leather	Ink for photocopiers	Ink for photocopiers and printers
Ink for printers and photocopiers	Ink for tattooing	Ink jet cartridges, filled
Ink jet printer ink	Ink markers for marking livestock	Inkjet cartridges, filled
Inkjet printer ink	Inks for engraving	Inks for marking
Inks for printing	Inks for printing, marking and engraving	Inks for use in offset printing
Inks for use in silk screen printing	Inorganic pigments	Intaglio ink
Interior paint	Interior paints	Lacquers
Lamp black [pigment]	Lead alloys in powder form for use in painting, decorating, printing and art	Leather mordants
Leather stains	Lime wash	Lime wash paints
Litharge	Livestock marking dye	Logwood extracts [dyes]
Lower hull paints	Luminous paints	Madder
Malt caramel [food colorant]	Malt colorants	Marking ink for animals
Marking inks	Mastic [natural resin]	Metal foil for use in painting, decorating, printing and art
Metallic inks for use in art	Metallic inks for use in printing	Metallic printing inks
Metals in foil and powder form for use in painting	Metals in foil and powder form for use in painting, decorating, printing and art	Metals in foil form for painters, decorators, printers and artists
Metals in leaf and powder form for use in painting, decorating, printing and art	Metals in powder form for use in painting, decorating, printing and art	Mimeographing inks
Mineral spirits for use as paint thinners	Minium	Mixed paints
Mordant dyes	Mordants	Mordants for leather
Mordants for use in industry	Mordants for wood and leather	Mordants [fixatives] for water colours
Mordants [fixatives] in the nature of varnishes	Naphthol dyes	Natural crude resins
Natural dyes	Natural resins for use in the manufacture of adhesives	Natural resins, raw
Non-ferrous metal foil for use in painting, decorating, printing and art	Non-ferrous metals in foil or powder form for use in painting, decorating, printing and art	Non-ferrous metals in powder form for use in painting, decorating, printing and art
Non-stick coatings in the nature of paint	Nonferrous metal foil for use in painting, decorating, printing and art	Nonferrous metals in foil or powder form for use in painting, decorating, printing and art
Nonferrous metals in powder form for use in painting, decorating, printing and art	Offset printing inks	Oil colors
Oil for the preservation of wood	Oil paints	Oil paints for artists
Oil paints for use in art	Oil soluble dyes	Oils for the preservation of wood
Oils for the treatment of wood	Oils for use in the treatment of wood	Orange lead
Organic pigments	Organic thickening agents for paints	Pad printing inks
Paint crayons for marking livestock	Paint for artists	Paint for concrete floors
Paint for industrial equipment and machinery	Paint for use in the manufacture of automobiles	Paint for use in the manufacture of ceramics
Paint for use in the manufacture of furniture	Paint markers for marking livestock	Paint primers
Paint reducers	Paint reducers for anti-graffiti coatings	Paint sealers
Paint thickeners	Paint thinner	Paint thinners
Paint thinners for anti-graffiti coatings	Paints	Paints *
Paints for artists	Paints for arts and crafts	Paints for automobiles
Paints for concrete floors	Paints for industrial equipment	Paints for industrial equipment and machinery
Paints for machinery	Paints for marine use	Paints for model aeroplanes
Paints for model airplanes	Paints for model vehicles	Paints for protection against graffiti
Paints for use in the automobile industry	Paints for use in the manufacture of automobiles	Paints for use in the manufacture of ceramics
Paints for use in the manufacture of furniture	Paints for vehicles	Paints in powder form
Paints, varnishes, lacquers	Paper for dyeing Easter eggs	Pigment siccatives
Pigmented coatings in the nature of paints	Pigments	Pottery enamels
Powdered paints	Powders of precious metals for use in painting, decorating, printing and art	Precious metal foil for use in painting, decorating, printing and art
Precious metals in foil or powder form for use in painting, decorating, printing and art	Precious metals in powder form for use in painting, decorating, printing and art	Preservatives against deterioration of wood
Preservatives against rust and against deterioration of wood	Preservatives against rust in the nature of coatings	Primer
Primer thinners	Primers	Printers’ ink
Printers’ pastes [ink]	Printing ink	Printing toner
Protective preparations for metals	Prussian blue	Raw natural resins
Red lead	Reducers for paints	Repositionable paint patches
Resins for coating purposes	Roofing compounds [paints]	Rust inhibiting preparations in the nature of a coating for use on vehicles
Rust inhibitors for automobile cooling systems	Rust preventatives in the nature of a coating	Rust preventatives in the nature of coatings
Rust protecting paints	Saffron [colorant]	Sandarac
Screen printing inks	Shellac	Shellac for use as a surface coating
Shoe dyes	Siccatives for lacquers	Siccatives for paints
Siccatives for use as a drying agent for coatings and inks	Siccatives for use as drying agents for coatings	Siccatives for use as drying agents for coatings and inks
Siccatives for use as drying agents for inks	Siccatives for varnishes	Siccatives [drying agents] for paints
Sienna earth	Silk screen printing inks	Silver emulsions [pigments]
Silver foil	Silver foil [leaf]	Silver leaf
Silver paint for ceramics	Silver paste	Silvering powders
Solvents for thinning paints	Soot [colorant]	Spray paint aerosols for marking livestock
Stains for leather	Stains for use on floors	Sulfur dyes
Sulphur dyes	Sumac for varnishes	Synthetic dyes
Synthetic resin paints	Synthetic resin paints for plastic products	Synthetic resin primers [paints]
Synthetic resin-based colorants	Synthetic resin-based paints	Synthetic resins for protection against corrosion
Synthetic thickeners for paints	Tattoo colors	Tattoo colours
Tattoo dyes	Tattoo ink pastes for marking livestock	Tattoo inks
Tattooing ink	Thermochromic printing inks	Thermoplastic paint materials for use in marking road surfaces
Thermoplastic paints for use in marking road surfaces	Thermoplastic road marking paints	Thickeners and hardeners for inks
Thickeners and hardeners for varnishes	Thickeners for coatings	Thickeners for colors
Thickeners for colours	Thickeners for dyes	Thickeners for inks
Thickeners for paints	Thickeners for pigments	Thickeners for varnishes
Thickening agents for paints	Thickening preparations for paints	Thickening substances for paints
Thinners for coatings	Thinners for dyes	Thinners for dyestuffs
Thinners for inks	Thinners for lacquers	Thinners for paint
Thinners for paints	Thinners for varnishes	Titanium dioxide [pigment]
Titanium white	Toner	Toner cartridges, filled
Toner cartridges, filled, for ink jet printers	Toner cartridges, filled, for ink-jet printers	Toner cartridges, filled, for inkjet printers
Toner cartridges, filled, for laser printers	Toner cartridges, filled, for printers and photocopiers	Toner for photocopiers
Toner for photocopiers and printers	Toner for printers	Toner for printers and photocopiers
Toners	Treatment preparations for preserving wood	Turmeric used as a colorant
Turmeric [colorant]	Turpentine for use as paint thinner	Turpentine [thinner for paints]
Typographic ink	Ultramarine blue pigments	Ultramarine dyes
Undercoating for vehicle chassis	Undersealing for vehicle chassis	Unprocessed natural resins
Unprocessed natural resins for use in the manufacture of adhesives	Urushiol-based lacquers	Varnish
Varnishes	Varnishes *	Varnishes for protecting floors
Varnishes for use in cabinet making	Vat dyes	Vehicle corrosion inhibiting preparations
Vehicle paints	Vermilion	Water repellent paints
Water-colors [paints]	Water-repellent paints	Watercolor paints
Watercolor paints for artists	Watercolor paints for use in art	Watercolors [paints]
Watercolour paints	Watercolour paints for artists	Watercolour paints for use in art
Watercolours [paints]	Waterproof paints	Weatherproofing coatings [paints]
White lead	Whitewash	Wood coatings [paints]
Wood dyestuffs	Wood floor finishes	Wood mordants
Wood preservatives	Wood preservatives for fencing	Wood preserving oils
Wood stains	Xerographic toner	Xerographic toners
Yellowwood [colorant]	Zinc oxide [pigment]

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Trademark Class 1

Trademark Class Details

Trademark Class 1 – Chemical Products

Posted on December 16, 2022December 16, 2022 by admin

IPindia.gov.in categorizes goods and services into a certain range of categories (also called Classes). Trademarks must be registered or applied for under any applicable class or classes. A comprehensive guide to Class 1 of the Trademark Classification or trademark class 1 details is provided below.

How Do Trademarks Work?

Classification of Trademarks Class 1

The manufacture of goods and services are divided into a total of 45 classes under trademark law. Registration requirements vary depending on the class. There are two categories in this classification—Classes for Goods & Classes of Services—and it includes close to 80,000 goods and services.

We will learn about Trademark Class 1 and trademark class 1 details in this article.

Trademark Class 1

Chemical products utilized in industry, science, and agriculture, as well as those employed in the production of goods from other classes, are primarily included in Class 1. Compost, salt used for preservation other than for food, and a few food industry additives are also included in this class.

Trademark Class 1 is chosen to register a trademark for chemicals used in industry and agriculture, according to the NICE Classification. Under Classes of Goods, there is a section titled Trademark Class 1.

Products fall under Trademark Class 1 Search Categories:

Chemicals used in forestry, agriculture, horticulture, photography, industry, science, and other fields.
Manures, uncooked artificial resins, and plastics
Compositions for quenching fires
Preparations for soldering and tempering.
Chemicals that are used to preserve food.
Industry-standard adhesives as well as tanning agents.

Types of Goods Don’t Come Under Trademark Class 1

Raw natural resins
Chemicals for use in medicine
Fungicides, herbicides and pesticides
Adhesive for stationery and domestic us
Salt for food preservation
Straw mulch

A Detailed list of goods classified under Trademark Class 1:

Acetate of cellulose, unprocessed	Acetates [chemicals]	Acetic anhydride
Acetone	Acetylene tetrachloride	Acetylene
Acid proof chemical compositions	Acids	Acidulated water for recharging batteries
Acidulated water for recharging accumulators	Acrylic resins, unprocessed	Actinium
Activated carbon / activated charcoal	Additives, chemical, to motor fuel / chemical additives to motor fuel	Additives, chemical, to drilling muds/chemical additives to drilling muds
Additives, chemical, to insecticides/chemical additives to insecticides	Additives, chemical, to fungicides/chemical additives to fungicides	Adhesive preparations for surgical bandages
Adhesives for industrial purposes	Adhesives for billposting	Adhesives for paperhanging/adhesives for wallpaper
Adhesives for wall tiles	Agar-agar	Agglutinants for concrete
Agricultural chemicals, except fungicides, herbicides, insecticides and parasiticides	Albumenized paper	Albumin [animal or vegetable, raw material]
Alcohol*	Aldehydes*	Alginates for industrial purposes
Alginates for the food industry	Alkalies	Alkaline metals
Alkaline iodides for industrial purposes	Alkaline-earth metals	Alkaloids*
Alum	Alumina	Aluminium iodide
Aluminium chloride	Aluminium silicate	Aluminium hydrate
Aluminium alum	Aluminium acetate*	Americium
Ammonia*	Ammonia alum	Ammonia [volatile alkali] for industrial purposes / volatile alkali [ammonia] for industrial purposes
Ammoniacal salts	Ammonium salts	Ammonium aldehyde
Amyl alcohol	Amyl acetate	Anhydrides
Anhydrous ammonia	Animal carbon preparations	Animal carbon
Animal albumen [raw material]	Animal charcoal	Metal annealing preparations
Anthranilic acid	Anti-boil preparations for engine coolants	Anti-frothing solutions for batteries / anti-frothing solutions for accumulators
Anti-incrustants	Anti-knock substances for internal combustion engines	Anti-sprouting preparations for vegetables
Anti-tarnishing chemicals for windows	Antifreeze	Antimony sulfide
Antimony oxide	Antimony	Antistatic preparations, other than for household purposes
Argon	Arsenic	Arsenious acid
Artificial sweeteners [chemical preparations]	Artificial resins, unprocessed	Astatine
Automobile body fillers / car body fillers / fillers for car bodies / fillers for automobile bodies	Auxiliary fluids for use with abrasives	Bacterial preparations other than for medical and veterinary use
Bacteriological preparations for acetification	Bacteriological preparations other than for medical and veterinary use	Balm of gurjun [gurjon, gurjan] for making varnish
Barium compounds	Barium	Barium sulfate
Baryta paper	Baryta	Barytes
Bases [chemical preparations]	Basic gallate of bismuth	Bate for dressing skins / dressing, except oils, for skins
Bauxite	Beer preserving agents	Beer-clarifying and preserving agents
Bentonite	Benzene derivatives	Benzene-based acids
Benzoic sulfimide	Benzoic acid	Berkelium
Bicarbonate of soda for chemical purposes	Bichloride of tin	Bichromate of soda
Bichromate of potassium	Biochemical catalysts	Biological tissue cultures other than for medical or veterinary purposes
Biological preparations, other than for medical or veterinary purposes	Birdlime	Bismuth
Bismuth subnitrate for chemical purposes	Blood charcoal	Blue vitriol / copper sulfate [blue vitriol]
Blueprint paper	Blueprint cloth	Bone charcoal
Borax	Boric acid for industrial purposes	Brake fluid
Brazing preparations	Brazing fluxes	Brickwork preservatives, except paints and oils
Bromine for chemical purposes	Caesium	Calcined soda
Calcium carbide	Calcium salts	Calcium cyanamide [fertilizer]
Californium	Camphor, for industrial purposes	Carbide
Carbolineum for the protection of plants	Carbon for filters	Carbon disulfide
Carbon	Carbon black for industrial purposes	Carbon tetrachloride
Carbonates	Carbonic acid	Carbonic hydrates
Casein for industrial purposes	Casein for the food industry	Cassiopium [lutetium] / lutetium [cassiopium]
Catalysts	Catechu	Caustic alkali
Caustic soda for industrial purposes	Caustics for industrial purposes	Cellulose
Cellulose ethers for industrial purposes	Cellulose derivatives [chemicals]	Cellulose esters for industrial purposes
Cement [metallurgy]	Cement preservatives, except paints and oils	Cement for mending broken articles
Cement for footwear	Cement-waterproofing chemicals, except paints	Ceramic materials in particulate form, for use as filtering media
Ceramic glazings	Ceramic compositions for sintering [granules and powders]	Cerium
Chemical preparations for facilitating the alloying of metals	Chemical condensation preparations	Chemical preparations for scientific purposes, other than for medical or veterinary use
Chemical substances for analyses in laboratories, other than for medical or veterinary purposes / chemical preparations for analyses in laboratories, other than for medical or veterinary purposes	Chemical reagents, other than for medical or veterinary purposes	Chemical preparations for protection against wheat blight [smut] / chemical preparations to prevent wheat smut
Chemical preparations to prevent mildew	Chemical additives for oils	Chemical intensifiers for rubber
Chemical intensifiers for paper	Chemical preparations for smoking meat	Chemical substances for preserving foodstuffs
Chemical preparations for use in photography	Chemicals for use in forestry, except fungicides, herbicides, insecticides and parasiticides	Chemicals, except pigments, for the manufacture of enamel
Chemicals for the manufacture of pigments	Chemicals for the manufacture of paints	Chimney cleaners, chemical
Chlorates	Chlorides	Chlorine
Cholic acid	Chromates	Chrome salts
Chrome alum	Chromic acid	Chromic salts
Chromium oxide	Cinematographic film, sensitized but not exposed / cinematographic films, sensitized but not exposed	Citric acid for industrial purposes
Clarification preparations / purification preparations	Coal saving preparations	Cobalt oxide for industrial purposes
Collodion*	Color- [colour-] brightening chemicals for industrial purposes / color-brightening chemicals for industrial purposes / colour-brightening chemicals for industrial purposes	Combusting preparations [chemical additives to motor fuel]
Compost	Concrete preservatives, except paints and oils	Concrete-aeration chemicals
Condensation-preventing chemicals	Coolants for vehicle engines	Corrosive preparations
Cream of tartar for industrial purposes	Cream of tartar for chemical purposes	Cream of tartar for the food industry
Creosote for chemical purposes	Crotonic aldehyde	Cryogenic preparations
Cultures of microorganisms, other than for medical and veterinary use	Curium	Currying preparations for skins
Currying preparations for leather	Cyanides [prussiates] / prussiates	Solutions for cyanotyping
Cymene	Damp-proofing chemicals, except paints, for masonry	Decolorants for industrial purposes / bleaching preparations [decolorants] for industrial purposes
Defoliants	Degreasing preparations for use in manufacturing processes / grease-removing preparations for use in manufacturing processes	Dehydrating preparations for industrial purposes
Detergent additives to petrol [gasoline] / detergent additives to gasoline / detergent additives to gasoline [petrol]	Detergents for use in manufacturing processes	Dextrin [size]
Diagnostic preparations, other than for medical or veterinary purposes	Diastase for industrial purposes	Diatomaceous earth
Diazo paper	Disincrustants	Dispersions of plastics
Preparations of the distillation of wood alcohol	Distilled water	Dolomite for industrial purposes
Drilling muds	Dry ice [carbon dioxide]	Dysprosium
Earth for growing	Electrophoresis gels, other than for medical or veterinary purposes	Emollients for industrial purposes
Emulsifiers	Enamel-staining chemicals	Engine-decarbonising chemicals/chemical preparations for decarbonizing engines
Enzyme preparations for industrial purposes	Enzyme preparations for the food industry	Enzymes for industrial purposes
Enzymes for the food industry	Epoxy resins, unprocessed	Erbium
Esters*	Ethane	Ethers*
Ethyl alcohol	Ethyl ether	Europium
Expanded clay for hydroponic plant growing [substrate]	Fat-bleaching chemicals	Fatty acids
Ferments for chemical purposes	Fermium	Ferrocyanides
Ferrotype plates [photography]	Fertilizers / manure for agriculture	Fertilizing preparations
Filtering materials [vegetable substances]	Filtering materials [mineral substances]	Filtering materials [unprocessed plastics]
Filtering preparations for the beverages industry	Filtering materials [chemical preparations]	Finishing preparations for use in the manufacture of steel
Fire extinguishing compositions	Fireproofing preparations	Fish meal fertilizers
Fissionable chemical elements	Fissionable material for nuclear energy	Fixing solutions [photography]
Fixing baths [photography]	Flashlight preparations	Flocculants
Flour for industrial purposes	Flower preservatives	Flowers of sulfur for chemical purposes
Fluids for hydraulic circuits / liquids for hydraulic circuits	Fluorine	Fluorspar compounds
Formic aldehyde for chemical purposes	Formic acid	Foundry sand
Foundry molding [moulding] preparations / foundry moulding preparations / foundry molding preparations	Foundry binding substances	Francium
Fuel for atomic piles	Fuel-saving preparations	Fuller’s earth for use in the textile industry
Fulling preparations	Fulling preparations for use in the textile industry	Gadolinium
Gallic acid for the manufacture of ink	Gallium	Gallnuts
Gallotannic acid	Galvanizing baths / baths for galvanizing	Galvanizing preparations
Gambier	Gas purifying preparations / preparations for the purification of gas	Gelatine for industrial purposes
Gelatine for photographic purposes	Genes of seeds for agricultural production	Getters [chemically active substances]
Glass-frosting chemicals	Glass-staining chemicals	Glaziers’ putty
Glucose for the food industry	Glucose for industrial purposes	Glucosides
Glue for industrial purposes	Glutamic acid for industrial purposes	Gluten for industrial purposes
Gluten for the food industry	Gluten [glue], other than for stationery or household purposes	Glutinous tree-grafting preparations / glutinous preparations for tree-grafting / glutinous preparations for tree-banding / glutinous tree-banding preparations
Glycerides	Glycerine for industrial purposes	Glycol
Glycol ether	Gold salts	Grafting wax for trees
Grafting mastic for trees	Graphite for industrial purposes	Guano
Gum tragacanth for industrial purposes	Gum arabic for industrial purposes	Gum solvents / degumming preparations
Gums [adhesives], other than for stationery or household purposes	Metal hardening preparations	Heavy water
Helium	Holmium	Hormones for hastening the ripening of fruit
Horticultural chemicals, except fungicides, herbicides, insecticides and parasiticides	Humus top dressing	Humus
Hydrates	Hydrazine	Hydrochlorates
Hydrochloric acid	Hydrofluoric acid	Hydrogen peroxide / dioxide of hydrogen
Hydrogen	Hypochlorite of soda	Hyposulfites
Industrial chemicals	Iodic acid	Iodine for industrial purposes
Iodine for chemical purposes	Iodised salts	Iodised albumen
Ion exchangers [chemicals]	Iron salts	Isinglass other than for stationery, household or alimentary purposes
Isotopes for industrial purposes	Kainite	Kaolin / china clay / china slip
Ketones	Kieselgur	Krypton
Lactic acid	Lactose [raw material]	Lactose for industrial purposes
Lactose for the food industry	Lamp black for industrial purposes	Lanthanum
Lead arsenate	Lead oxide	Lead acetate
Leather glues	Leather-dressing chemicals	Leather-impregnating chemicals
Leather-renovating chemicals	Leather-waterproofing chemicals	Lecithin for industrial purposes
Lecithin [raw material]	Lecithin for the food industry	Lime chloride
Lime carbonate	Lime acetate	Limestone hardening substances
Liquids for removing sulfates from batteries / liquids for removing sulfates from accumulators	Lithia [lithium oxide]	Lithium
Litmus paper	Loam	Magnesite
Magnesium carbonate	Magnesium chloride	Magnetic fluid for industrial purposes
Malt albumen	Manganate	Manganese dioxide
Mangrove bark for industrial purposes	Masonry preservatives, except paints and oils	Mastic for leather
Mastic for tires [tyres] / cement for pneumatic tires [tyres] / mastic for tyres / mastic for tires	Meat tenderizers for industrial purposes	Mercuric oxide
Mercury	Mercury salts	Metalloids
Methane	Methyl ether	Methyl benzene
Methyl benzol	Preparations of microorganisms, other than for medical and veterinary use	Milk ferments for industrial purposes
Milk ferments for the food industry	Milk ferments for chemical purposes	Mineral acids
Moderating materials for nuclear reactors	Moistening [wetting] preparations for use in the textile industry / wetting preparations for use in the textile industry	Moistening [wetting] preparations for use in bleaching / wetting preparations for use in bleaching
Moistening [wetting] preparations for use in dyeing / wetting preparations for use in dyeing	Mordants for metals	Mould-release preparations / mold-release preparations
Must-fining preparations	Naphthalene	Neodymium
Neon	Neptunium	Nitrate paper
Nitrate of uranium	Nitrates	Nitric acid
Nitrogen	Nitrogenous fertilisers	Nitrous oxide
Oenological bactericides [chemical preparations for use in wine making]	Oil dispersants	Oil cement [putty]
Oil-bleaching chemicals	Oil-purifying chemicals	Oil-separating chemicals
Oils for tanning leather	Oils for preparing leather in the course of manufacture	Oils for currying leather
Oils for the preservation of food	Oleic acid	Olivine [silicate mineral]
Opacifiers for glass	Opacifiers for enamel	Oxalates
Oxalic acid	Oxygen	Palladium chloride
Paper pulp	Peat [fertiliser]	Peat pots for horticulture
Pectin for industrial purposes	Pectin for the food industry	Pectin [photography]
Perborate of soda	Percarbonates	Perchlorates
Persulfates	Persulfuric acid	Petroleum dispersants
Phenol for industrial purposes	Compositions for the manufacture of phonograph records	Phosphates [fertilisers]
Phosphatides	Phosphoric acid	Phosphorus
Photographic paper	Photographic emulsions	Photographic developers
Photographic sensitizers	Photometric paper	Photosensitive plates
Picric acid	Plant growth regulating preparations	Plasticizers
Plastics, unprocessed	Plastisols	Plutonium
Polish removing substances / substances for removing polish	Polonium	Potash water
Potash	Potassium	Potassium dioxalate
Potato flour for industrial purposes	Potting soil	Power steering fluid
Praseodymium	Preparations for stimulating cooking for industrial purposes	Preservatives for tiles, except paints and oils
Preservatives for pharmaceutical preparations	Substances for preventing runs in stockings	Preparations for preventing the tarnishing of glass
Preparations for preventing the tarnishing of lenses	By-products of the processing of cereals for industrial purposes	Promethium
Propellant gases for aerosols	Protactinium	Protective gases for welding
Protein [raw material]	Pyrogallic acid	Quebracho for industrial purposes
Radiator flushing chemicals	Radioactive elements for scientific purposes	Radium for scientific purposes
Radon	Rare earths	Reagent paper, other than for medical or veterinary purposes
Reducing agents for use in photography	Refrigerants	Renovating preparations for phonograph records
Compositions for repairing tires [tyres] / tire repairing compositions / tyre repairing compositions	Compositions for repairing inner tubes of tires [tyres]	Rhenium
Rock salt	Rubber preservatives	Rubidium
Saccharin	Sal ammoniac	Sal ammoniac spirits
Salicylic acid	Salt, raw	Salt for preserving, other than for foodstuffs
Saltpeter / salpetre	Salts [fertilisers]	Salts [chemical preparations]
Salts for industrial purposes	Salts of precious metals for industrial purposes	Salts for galvanic cells / salts for galvanic batteries
Salts for coloring [colouring] metal / salts for colouring metal / salts for coloring metal	Salts from rare earth metals	Salts of alkaline metals
Samarium	Sauce for preparing tobacco	Scale removing preparations, other than for household purposes
Scandium	Seawater for industrial purposes	Seaweeds [fertilizers]
Sebacic acid	Seed preserving substances	Selenium
Self-toning paper [photography]	Sensitized paper	Sensitized cloth for photography
Sensitized photographic plates	Sensitized plates for offset printing	Sensitized films, unexposed
Separating and unsticking [ungluing] preparations / ungluing preparations / unsticking and separating preparations	Preparations for the separation of greases	Silicates
Silicon	Silicones	Silver salt solutions for silvering
Silver nitrate	Size for finishing and priming	Size for use in the textile industry
Sizing preparations	Slag [fertilisers]	Soap [metallic] for industrial purposes
Soda ash	Sodium	Sodium salts [chemical compounds]
Soil conditioning preparations	Soldering chemicals / welding chemicals	Soldering fluxes
Solidified gases for industrial purposes	Solvents for varnishes	Soot for industrial or agricultural purposes
Sorrel salt	Spinel [oxide mineral]	Spirits of salt
Spirits of vinegar [dilute acetic acid]	Stain-preventing chemicals for use on fabrics	Starch paste [adhesive], other than for stationery or household purposes
Starch for industrial purposes	Starch-liquifying chemicals [ungluing agents] / ungluing agents [chemical preparations for liquifying starch]	Stearic acid
Stem cells other than for medical or veterinary purposes	Strontium	Substrates for soil-free growing [agriculture]
Sulfates	Sulfides	Sulfonic acids
Sulfur	Sulfuric ether	Sulfuric acid
Sulfurous acid	Sumac for use in tanning	Superphosphates [fertilisers]
Synthetic materials for absorbing oil	Synthetic resins, unprocessed	Talc [magnesium silicate]
Tan	Tan-wood	Tannic acid
Tannin	Tanning substances	Tapioca flour for industrial purposes
Tartar other than for pharmaceutical purposes	Tartaric acid	Technetium
Compositions for the manufacture of technical ceramics	Tellurium	Metal tempering preparations
Tensio-active agents / surface-active chemical agents	Terbium	Test paper, chemical
Tetrachlorides	Textile-brightening chemicals	Textile-impregnating chemicals
Textile-waterproofing chemicals	Thallium	Thiocarbanilide
Thorium	Compositions for threading	Thulium
Titanite	Titanium dioxide for industrial purposes	Toluol / toluene
Toning baths [photography]	Toning salts [photography]	Toxic gas neutralizers
Preparations of trace elements for plants	Transmission fluid	Tree cavity fillers [forestry]
Tungstic acid	Uranium oxide	Uranium
Vine disease preventing chemicals	Vinic alcohol	Viscose
Vulcanisation accelerators	Vulcanising preparations	Wallpaper removing preparations
Water glass [soluble glass]	Water-purifying chemicals	Water-softening preparations
Wax-bleaching chemicals	Wine finings	Witherite
Wood pulp	Wood alcohol	Wood vinegar [pyroligneous acid] / pyroligneous acid [wood vinegar]
X-ray films, sensitized but not exposed	Xenon	Ytterbium
Yttrium	Zirconia

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How to Check Fssai License Number Online in Ten Minutes

Posted on December 13, 2022December 21, 2022 by admin

Users can now quickly register online for licenses and check their FSSAI Registration status as well as their eligibility information and other facts. With the help of this blog, we’ll show you how to check the specifics of your FSSAI license number check in a few easy steps.

Stay Healthy by Eating Well! But how can you know what’s good for you and what’s bad for you? Even healthful foods like lentils, vegetables, fruits, milk, and milk products are tainted today, and the inexpensive, dangerous substances utilized in their processing. We must make sure that the food we eat is safe to eat and has undergone chemical verification.

The Food Safety and Standard Act of 2006 (FSSAI) registration was created to make sure that all businesses producing food adhere to specific criteria. Following its implementation, it became necessary for businesses producing food products to obtain a permission number from India’s Food Safety and Standard Authority. Every business is required to obtain a 14-digit enrolment number, often known as a permit number, and have it printed on every food product. This step is being taken to make sure that the food produced has undergone quality tests and to increase accountability among food producers.

It’s vital to keep in mind that a food company only needs to register with the FSSAI or get issued a FSSAI License number, if its yearly sales are less than 12 lakh rupees. Contrarily, businesses with yearly revenue of more than 12 lakh rupees are required to get an FSSAI license number. In this essay, we’ll examine the various facets of the FSSAI License Number and steps of checking Fssai license number.

What License Number does FSSAI Have?

The 14-digit FSSAI license number contains every record of the producer authorization issued by the FSSAI administration. The five sections of this number represent the producer’s fundamental data.

The first digit of the number indicates whether or not the producer is registered with FSSAI;
The next two digits are for the state code;
The next two digits indicate the year the producer was registered.
The next three digits reflect the enlisting specialist’s number, and
The final two represent the maker’s enrollment or permit number.

Regulations for FSSAI License Numbers

The producer’s FSSAI number must be prominently displayed on the food packaging label, along with the organization’s logo. If there are numerous units, the logo and displayed number must also be a different color from the background.

On the product label, the license number should be written next to the addresses of the various units. Along with the lot number, the production company’s number must also be visible.

When importing goods, the importer must show the FSSAI emblem, license number, name, and address on a sticker that must be applied before receiving customs clearance.

The 2011 Food Safety and Standard (Packaging and Labeling) Regulation shall be followed regarding the size of the license number’s letters and numbers.

The FSSAI logo and number on the goods serve as proof that the food company operator has a current FSSAI Act, 2006 license.

According to the 2011 Food Safety and Standards (Business and Registration on Food Business) Regulations, a food business operator is only permitted to display this logo and number during the period of time that the license received during that period is still in effect.

How Can I Look Up OR Perform the FSSAI License Number Check?

Finally, we’ll explain how to check FASSAI license number online. When you check the FASSAI license number by name, you are attempting to determine whether it is accurate or not. Following are the steps to verify the FSSAI number:

Step 1: Go to the FoSCoS website.

Check Fssai License Number Step 1

Step 2: On the home page, select the “FBO Search” tab.

Check Fssai License Number Step 2

Step 3: Complete the captcha and license number fields then press the “Submit” button”.

Check Fssai License Number Step 3

Step 4: As seen below, the screen will display the FSSAI licensing information, which includes the name of the manufacturer, the status of the license, kind of business, products list and premise address of the manufacturer of the Food product will be displayed.

Through the official website of the Food Safety Compliance System, it is simple to check FSSAI license number online (FoSCoS). There are simply the four stages described above. The consumer can express their complaints about the goods they ingested by calling this number and learning more about it.

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Primary Role of CDSCO in the Public Health Domain

Posted on November 26, 2022November 26, 2022 by admin

Importance of CDSCO Certificate in Public Health Domain

In order to regulate drugs and cosmetics, the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 and rules, 1945 have given central and state regulators a number of duties. It also envisions the uniform application of the Act’s provisions.

Rules made there under for ensuring the patients’ rights, safety, and well-being by regulating the drugs also, cosmetics. Objective of the CDSCO is to increase transparency, accountability, and uniformity in its services that guarantee the manufactured, imported, and/or use of medical products are safe, effective, and of high quality throughout the nation.

In order to support public health, the CDSCO Certificate in Public Health Domain performs a variety of tasks. For instance, the CDSCO is in charge of

Approving clinical trials,
Checking the quality of imported medicines,
Coordinating the work of state drug control agencies,
Offering professional advice to uphold the standards of the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, and
Issuing and renewing licenses for a variety of medical devices and drug categories.

Through its operations, CDSCO provides the general public with standards of quality and safety.

But do you really need a CDSCO issued license?

What Does a CDSCO License Mean?

It alludes to the permission to make or manufacture medicines, disposable medical equipment, or cosmetics in India. According to the CDSCO’s requirements for product registration, for example toxins don’t exist in any of the products. The items contain the permitted chemicals in the permitted concentrations.

Experts that are familiar with governmental regulations oversee the entire manufacturing process.

What does CDSCO Registration Serve?

The straightforward goal of this registration is to control goods that are produced or imported in India. The government is more worried about importers, though, as it is foreign products that are the source of its worries.

Regarding this accreditation, its goals can be broken down into SAR:

S is for Safety: Because the imported goods are intended for Indian citizens, the license guarantees that they don’t include any potentially dangerous ingredients.

A is for Assessment: The requirements for CDSCO SUGAM registration include a number of factors. According to those rules, the Organization must evaluate imported cosmetics and other items to make sure they adhere to regulatory requirements. The government has changed more regulations in the last ten years than it has since India gained independence.

R is for Regulations: Despite the modifications, the license guarantees that the importers follow the guidance provided by the government.

Types of CDSCO Registration

The following list includes some of the several grounds for which CDSCO may approve registration:

Cosmetics Import and Export NOC registration according to ethical standards
Development and Research of Blood Products and
Blood Bank Formulations with NOC for Dual Use
Authorized sites by BA/BE

The Role of CDSCO Certification in the Field of Public Health

A range of activities that are advantageous to public health are made possible by CDSCO accreditation. The tasks comprise:

Establishing requirements for medications, cosmetics, and medical equipment
Establishing legislative changes, regulations, and regulatory initiatives
To approve the sale of new medications
In India to control clinical trials
As the central license approving authority, to grant permits for the production of specific classes of medications, including Blood Banks, Medical Devices, r-DNA drugs, Large Volume Parenterals, and Vaccines & Sera
To control the requirements for importing drugs
Drugs Technical Advisory Board (DTAB) and Drugs Consultative Committee-related activities (DCC)
The Pharmacovigilance Program in India
providing policy direction and coordinating the efforts of state drug control agencies to ensure uniform application of the Controlled Substances Act
Involvement in the GMP certification programme run by the WHO
Keeping note of medicine side effects (ADR)
Organizing training sessions for regulatory and government analysts

But they do face challenges when they are serving in the public health domain. Let’s find out some more about this:

Obstacles That Must Be Addressed For Public Health to Improve

Following are some issues with drug regulating systems:

State-level drug control infrastructure that is insufficient or inadequate.
Drug testing facilities that is insufficient.
Application of laws and rules that is not uniform.
A lack of regulatory authorities’ training
There is no database.
Insufficient
IT services.

Conclusion

Especially for the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and management of all medical disorders, diseases, illnesses, and impairments, the medical devices industry in India is a crucial and fundamental part of the nation’s healthcare sector. The Medical Device Sector was largely unregulated under the 1940 Drugs and Cosmetics Act until 2017, when the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO) passed the Medical Device Rules, 2017 for the comprehensive regulation of medical devices (M.D.s), with a focus on quality, safety, and efficacy

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CDSCO Registration for MRI Scan Machine

Posted on November 23, 2022November 26, 2022 by admin

A form of scan called an MRI, or magnetic resonance imaging, creates precise images of the body inside the scanner by combining radio waves and powerful magnetic fields. It is used to identify diseases, provide a diagnosis, and monitor their progression. The list of equipment and devices that will be treated as pharmaceuticals was announced by the Ministry of Health & Family, Government of India, for regulation in 2021. According to the order, manufacturers or importers of equipment and medical devices, such as MRI machines, CT scan machines, x-ray machines, dialysis machines, etc., as well as all implantable medical devices, will need to obtain a manufacturing or import license from the State Licensing Authority or Central Licensing Authority, respectively. We shall talk about CDSCO Registration for an MRI scanner in this article consisting of Process, documents needed and how Regalguru can help in acquiring the said registration.

CDSCO Registration of Medical Devices

India is one of the countries with the fastest-growing pharmaceutical industries, thanks to a number of variables including its sizable population, reasonably priced healthcare options, rising public health consciousness, and improved research infrastructure. However, there is a chance that medical devices and equipment would be sold or bought illegally due to the expansion of the pharmaceutical business in India.

Because of this, the Indian government established CDSCO (Central Drug Standards Control Organization), which serves as the country’s principal legislative body and is in charge of managing and regulating the country’s pharmaceutical and medical device industries.

Documents Needed to Register an MRI Scanner with CDSCO

The following are some important documents needed to register an MRI scanner with CDSCO:

Application form completed in full,
A CE Design Certificate,
A plant master report, and
A device master file; pledging that all the information provided by the application is true and accurate
Full certificate of quality assurance
Obtain a Free Sale Certificate (FSC) or a certificate from a foreign government;
Information about the actual place;
The manufacturer’s name, address, and contact information.

The Process for Registering an MRI Scanner with CDSCO

The steps for CDSCO registration for an MRI scanner are as follows:

Step 1: Determine whether the necessary medical device is in the notified list of medical devices: A list of notified medical devices that must be registered under the 1940 Drugs & Cosmetics Act and the 2017 MDR has been supplied by the CDSCO. Any medical devices that haven’t been notified by the CDSCO or any new medical devices in India require a NOC from the maker or importer in these circumstances.

Step 2: Select an IAA (for Foreign Entity or Manufacturer): It is required that foreign manufacturers appoint an IAA (Indian Authorized Agent) in India. This person will act as the manufacturer’s point of contact for inspection authorities during the CDSCO Registration for MRI Scan Machine process and will assist with registration, device approvals, and vigilance adverse event reporting. The Indian Authorization has to be licensed to sell wholesale drugs.

Step 3: Filling out the Application Form: The MRI Scan Machine’s manufacturer or importer must submit the Registration Form on the CDSCO website together with the necessary paperwork & the needed money in this step.

Step 4: Registration Certificate Issuance: The authority may send a question via an inquiry letter representative after the applicant submits the application form, supporting documents, and payment of costs. The authority may grant a license once it is satisfied. The manufacturer or his/her authorized agent may submit an application for an importer license after receiving CDSCO Registration for an MRI Scanner.

Note: The CDSCO Registration for an MRI Scan Machine is good for three years from the day the Registration Certificate was issued, unless the DGCI authority suspends or cancels it.

CDSCO Registration for an MRI Scanner Must Be Renewed

At least nine months before the CDSCO Registration for MRI Scan Machine’s expiration date, the renewal application must be submitted. Although no additional paperwork is needed for the renewal of Registration, the Certificate Owner shall be required to submit a copy of the PMF (Plant Master File) & Device Master File or DMF.

Conclusion

The Indian MRI equipment market has 290 units and a volume of Rs. 1778.5 crore in 2019; it is anticipated to expand further in the coming years. The market for medical devices in India is anticipated to rise as a result of more new product launches and technical developments. A medical device registration is required because an MRI scanner falls into the Class II (moderate risk) category of medical equipment.

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Documents Required For Drug Retail License

Posted on November 21, 2022November 26, 2022 by admin

Drug licensing is a laborious process, especially in light of the pandemic. The severity of the difficulty involved in acquiring a drug license is indicated by the stringent regulatory standards established for issuing one. The fundamental regulatory framework that controls the entire drug licensing lifecycle is the Drugs and Cosmetics Act of 1940.

Conditions to Apply for a Drug License

For those who want to obtain a drug license, there are a number of requirements that must be met. It is crucial to make sure that all conditions are met given the low success rate of drug license grants, particularly for applicants seeking retail sales permits.

The Three Primary Requirements Are As Follows:

Existence of necessary space: This requirement relates to the pharmacy’s location or, in the event of a wholesale business, its point of sale.
Adequate drug storage space: Some medications need to be kept at low temperatures in order to be effective.
Trained and competent personnel: It is necessary to have qualified employees on board before submitting a licensing application.

Document Required for a Retail Drug License

The availability of proper buildings, cooling facilities, and qualified employees are the fundamental prerequisites for submitting an application for a drug license. The main document needed is a Form 19 that has been completed. This application seeks approval for a license to distribute, sell, stock, or offer to distribute medicines. These medications must not, however, be ones that are on Schedule X. Form 19A must be filled out by dealers who want to sell drugs in a retail setting without the help of a licensed person. To store, sell, or distribute homeopathic medications, Form 19B is necessary. People who want to sell Schedule X drugs must fill out Form 19C in the meantime.

List of Documents for New Retail Drug License

01. Form No. 19

02. Challan Rs. 3000/-

03. Affidavit of proprietor on stamp paper of 20 Rs.

04. Educational certificate copies of proprietor (Self attested)

05. Self attested copies of Identity proof of proprietor (Domicile/ driving license/ Voter ID card)

06. Affidavit of Regd. Pharmacist.

07. Educational certificate copies of Regd. Pharmacist (Self attested)

08. Self attested copies of Identity proof of Regd. Pharmacist (Domicile/ driving license/ Voter ID card)

09. Blueprint of Plan layout of proposed area/ premises

10. Electricity bill of proposed area/ premises.

11. Copy of Refrigerator bill.

12. Rent agreement (50 Rs. Stamp paper)

13. Ownership document of the premises including the copy of tax receipt of proposed area/ premises.

14. Covering letter.

15. Photo 5-5 each of Regd. Pharmacist and proprietor.

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List of Documents for New Wholesale Drug License

(Drug License No. 20B, 21B)

(Proprietor + Competent person)

01. Form No. 19

02. Chillan Rs. 3000/-

03. Affidavit of proprietor on stamp paper of 20 Rs.

04. Educational certificate copies of proprietor (Self attested)

05. Self attested copies of Identity proof of proprietor (Domicile/ Driving license/ Voter ID card)

06. Affidavit of Competent person.

07. Educational certificate copies of competent person (Self attested)

08. Self attested copies of Identity proof of competent person (Domicile/ Driving license/ Voter ID card)

09. Experience certificate of competent person. (Experience certificate of 4 years after 12th or experience certificate of 2 years after graduation in original)

10. Blueprint of Plan layout of proposed area/ premises.

11. Electricity bill of proposed area/ premises.

12. Copy of Refrigerator bill.

13. Rent agreement (50 Rs. Stamp paper)

14. Ownership document of the premises including the copy of tax receipt of proposed area/ premises.

15. Covering letter.

16. Photo 5-5 each of competent person and proprietor.

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Wholesale Drug License: Know the Application Process

Posted on November 14, 2022November 26, 2022 by admin

In India, the pharmacy industry is flourishing. The government frequently modifies regulations that help streamline the procedures in order to protect consumer safety. The primary step in beginning drug production is securing a wholesale drug license in Delhi from the relevant authorities.

The 1940 Drugs and Cosmetics Act sets the requirements for getting an Indian manufacturing license. Anyone interested in applying for a license from the Food and Drug Administration must submit the necessary paperwork to the State Licensing Authority and apply wholesale drug license online.

India Needs a Wholesale Drug License

Pharmaceutical manufacturing, distribution, sale, or storage all requires a wholesale drug license. The license serves as proof that you are a legitimate individual operating a legitimate pharmaceutical manufacturing or distribution business. Apart from these, wholesale drug licenses have also these many benefits-

The authority is capable of monitoring the working
Business Admissibility

A person is required to submit a wholesale drug license application form since it gives the company legal standing.

Evidence of Authenticity

A Manufacturing Drug license is essential since it serves as proof of legitimacy and enhances the company’s reputation in the marketplace.

Increases the Customer Base

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How to Get Wholesale Drug License?

The following steps must be taken to apply for a wholesale drug license online apply:

Lookup for a pharmacist
Compulsory document filing
Registration on a portal Registration of pharmacists on the platform
Application completion
Pharmacist with registration mapping
Submitting an application and paying fees
Examining the application
On-site drug inspector inspection
Issuing a license

Step 1: Finding a pharmacist for their business who will serve as the technical person for the firm is the first stage in the license application process.

Step 2: Before completing the application, all required paperwork must be organized. The following documents are included in the obligatory document set:

Plan of the property’s layout
Invoice for any required cold storage equipment
Proof of existence
GST Registration
Purchase contract or rental agreement
A picture of the applicant
ID and address verification for the applicant
Applicant’s certification of qualifications

Step 3: After ensuring that all required paperwork is in order, a user account needs to be set up on the state drug and food authority’s official website.

Step 4: After registering with the Food and Drug Authority, the applicant’s entity must then register its pharmacist with the department and create a special reference number for it. When submitting an application, the same number will be used.

Step 5: The following section of the portal post to complete the online pharmacy registration form, the application for a license to sell drugs wholesale. All of the Mandatory information and documentation must be submitted in their appropriate fields on the webpage.

Step 6: The most important step in the application filing serves to identify the licenced pharmacist in the application using the special reference ID.

Step 7: The last step of filling out an application is to submit it to the department and pay the associated fees for it in accordance with the rules. The applicant receives an acknowledgment after paying the fees.

Step 8: The application is reviewed by department authorities after it has been submitted and the necessary costs have been paid. If any errors or questions are discovered, the department posts a concern online and requests a response within a certain amount of time that addresses the matter.

Step 9: Following the department’s approval of the online application and the satisfactory resolution of all queries. The Drug Inspector conducts an on-site examination at the location where commercial operations are taking place. The drug inspector confirms that all company information is exactly as it was stated in the application. As soon as the officer is pleased with the inspection and the applicant has successfully completed all checkpoints during the inspection. The license application is forwarded by the DI.

Step 10: The DLA (Drug Licensing Authority) completes the wholesale license in the name of the company after a positive inspection. The applicant can begin commercial operations only after receiving the final license.

Why Do You Need Regalguru?

The drug license remains in effect indefinitely unless it is terminated by the drug inspector for whatever reason; however a retainer fee must be given every five years. With the necessary documentation and qualifications in order, the application procedure can be completed quickly and entirely online.

But it can get tiresome at one point. So give this headache to us and grow your company. We will be delighted to help you in getting your license.

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