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The government will add modules and inverters to the list of imported products which must meet minimum standards. Charge controllers and batteries are already subject to such requirements.The government
Five cloth shops fined Taka 90,000 in Rangpur BSS 5th February, 2021 03:43:17 A mobile court of the district administration in separate raids fined five cloth shops Taka 90,000 for running business evading huge government revenue at the Central Road area in the metropolis on Thursday. Officials said Executive Magistrate Mahmud Hasan Mridha led the raids at the shops with assistance of Rapid Action Battalion (RAB)-13 and Bangladesh Standards and Testing Institution (BSTI). During the raids, the mobile court fined the five shops Taka 90,000 after finding huge stocks of unauthorised and substand...
Unauthorised chips factory fined Tk one lakh in Rangpur 275 RANGPUR, Jan 21, 2021 (BSS) – A mobile court fined an unauthorised chips factory ‘Noor Jahan Agro Food’ Taka one lakh for producing and marketing chips in Nabdiganj area of Pirgachha upazila in the district today. Jointly initiated by the district administration and Rapid Action Battalion (RAB)-13, Executive Magistrate Mahmud Hasan Mridha led the drive in the afternoon. Proprietor of the factory Zahidul Hasan had been running the factory for a long time without any approval of Bangladesh Standards and Testing Institution (BSTI)...
news BSTI for allowing import of downgraded petrol The New Nation Business Desk : Bangladesh Standards and Testing Institution (BSTI) has proposed allowing the import of downgraded Petrol ignoring its own standard set nine years ago. According to petroleum industry insiders, the move is going against the government's effort to gradually improve fuel quality for motor vehicles to protect the environment. A BSTI official document showed that the organisation is making the move responding to demand of a section of petroleum refiners considering the "real situation" which has not ...
Posted on THE recommendation of the Bangladesh Trade and Tariff Commission for the formation of a single entity on health certification of agricultural and processed food to boost and expedite relevant export appears timely. A committee that the commerce ministry set up to assess economic benefits of having such an entity had recommended a single certification body where from exporters will get all types of health certification keeping to requirements of importing countries. The commission report also says that Bangladesh, which has a huge potential in agricultural and processed food expor...