FIEO chief asks for in-house testing at export units
In short
FIEO’s president asked the government to let exporters test products at their own plants under an approved system. He said this could reduce the need to use shared testing labs.
The report does not say whether the government agrees or when any rule could change. Exporters may benefit if the plan is approved, but that is still unknown.
What the reporting says
FIEO President S C Ralhan sought government support for allowing exporters to test products inside their own premises under an approved framework. The publisher summary says this would reduce dependence on common testing facilities. The reporting does not state whether the government will approve the proposal or which export sectors would be covered.
Why it matters
FIEO President S C Ralhan asked for government support so exporters could test products in-house under an approved framework. The source says this would cut reliance on common testing facilities. The reporting does not mention a policy decision, timeline, or sector-specific rollout, so the impact remains a proposal for exporters rather than a confirmed change.