Wednesday, January 15, 2025

Update: Withdrawal of BIS Standard IS 4251:1967

 

The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) has officially withdrawn the standard IS 4251:1967, of "Quality tolerances for water for the processed food industry.

Key Details:

  • Standard Number: IS 4251:1967
  • Reaffirmed Year: 2020
  • Technical Committee: FAD 14
  • Status: Withdrawn

The withdrawal marks a significant step in revising and updating the standards for water quality used in the processed food industry. Laboratory professionals ensure that they refer to the latest applicable guidelines or standards as recommended by BIS or other regulatory authorities.

Implications for the Industry:

  1. Regulatory Compliance: Entities in the processed food sector must ensure compliance with updated or alternative water quality standards to meet safety and quality requirements.
  2. Review and Adoption: It is essential to remain proactive in adopting the latest regulations to maintain food safety and product quality.

For further updates or clarifications consult the BIS standards database.

 

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