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Reliance Retail, which crossed USD 10 billion sales and became the first Indian company to enter the worlds top 200 retail chains, is getting future ready and set guide bar laminated bar 4 or 6 rivets Suppliers to further strengthen leadership position in organised retail."In order to enhance this reach and augment customer experience, more initiatives are being planned, which will be rolled out in a phased manner," it added.Teaotia further said the government has advised all the line ministries to create and strengthen their technical wings for identifying specific standards and technical regulations needed.

She said in the food and agriculture sectors, Indian exporters are repetitively facing trade barriers on account of compliance issues."We have initiated an inter-ministerial space where agriculture ministry, health ministry and agencies like Fssia, Export Inspection Council, Apeda and Mpeda are now working together to be able to respond more appropriately and efficiently to these alerts," she added.."Such situations are prevalent in discerning markets like the US, European Union and Japan and if Indian producers are unable to meet mandatory obligations for standards including the sanitary and phytosanitary (related with plants and animals) measures, we may lose our share of export market to other countries," she said.Teaotia was speaking at the National Standards Conclave, organised by the commerce ministry and industry body CII.it has a finite time," the secretary said.She also informed that Indian National Strategy for Standardisation (INSS) will be released tomorrow and urged the industry to give feedback on the suggestions made in this report.

INSS recommends wide range of policy directions such as standard settings, conformity assessment, accreditation, SPS and technical regulations as well as awareness building, training and education. She said promulgation of sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) measures are very important as India receives so many alerts from these countries. She added that three areas are important from standards perspective - manufacturing, services and food and agro products.New Delhi: The government on Monday said exporters, particularly from the food and agriculture sectors, should strictly comply with global norms for quality and standards, or else they might lose their export market share to other countries.