What is standardisation of products? Mention any two organisations responsible for the standardisation of products in India.

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The standardisation of products means protecting the consumers from sub-standard and varying standards of goods. It is not compulsory for all producers to follow these standards. However, products that affect the health and safety of consumers and products of mass consumption require standardisation.

Organisations responsible for the standardisation of products in India are-

(i) ISI

(ii) Agmark

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What is standardisation of products? Mention any two organisations responsible for the standardisation of products in India.

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