Amazon, Flipkart found to have violated Indian quality control rules during warehouse raids
Retail giants Amazon and Walmart-owned Flipkart violated Indian quality control rules by stocking products that did not have ...
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Amazon and Flipkart caught breaching quality control rules in India
The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) has exposed non-compliance with quality control regulations by e-commerce companies ...
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Amazon and Flipkart warehouses raided: Toys, Kitchen appliances, electrical equipment and other goods seized; all non-certified products traced to this company
BIS's raids on Amazon and Flipkart warehouses in cities like Lucknow and Gurugram led to the seizure of uncertified toys, ...
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Amid Amazon and Flipkart warehouse raids, spotlight falls on a major originator of non-certified products
The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) has carried out major search and seizure operations at the warehouses of e-commerce ...
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Amazon, Flipkart raided over non-certified products; Meesho, Myntra, BigBasket also under BIS radar
The Bureau of Indian Standards, the country's top product certification agency, has carried out search and seizure operations ...
Explained: Why Amazon and Flipkart are under the scanner for non-certified products
The Bureau of Indian Standards carried out search and seizure operations at several Amazon and Flipkart warehouses in Lucknow ...
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BIS Seizes Shoddy Goods In Raids On Amazon, Flipkart Warehouses
In a recent raid conducted on March 7 at an Amazon warehouse in Lucknow, BIS seized 215 toys and 24 hand blenders, all ...
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Amazon, Flipkart found to have violated Indian quality control rules during warehouse raids
Retail giants Amazon and Walmart-owned Flipkart violated Indian quality control rules by stocking products that did not have the required standards certificate, India's top government-run product ...