Steel ministry rules rattle medical device makers: Medical device makers seek BIS exemption; industry warns of system disruption
New steel ministry regulations mandating BIS certification for imported raw materials like hot rolled steel and ingots are causing concerns among medical product manufacturers. Industry leaders fear potential supply disruptions due to the inability to comply with these rules, especially for specialized components like stainless steel capillary tubes.🕒 1 min read
New steel ministry regulations mandating BIS certification for imported raw materials like hot rolled steel and ingots are causing concerns among medical product manufacturers. Industry leaders fear potential supply disruptions due to the inability to comply with these rules, especially for specialized components like stainless steel capillary tubes.
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