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Section 10: Declaration of name and address of the manufacturer, etc

Legal Metrology Packaged Commodities Rules, 2011Central Rules · 2010

(1) Subject to the provisions of rule 6, every package kept, offered or exposed for saleor sold shall bear conspicuouslyon it, the name and complete addressof the manufacturer, or where the manufacturer is not the packer, the name and address of the manufacturer and the packer and in case of imported packages, the nameand addressof the importer:

Providedthat for packagesof capacity 5 cubic cm or less, it shall be a sufficient compliance of this sub-rule, if a mark or inscription which would enable tile consumer to identify the manufacturer or packer or the importer, as the case may be, is made on the package:

Provided further that where any commodity manufactured outside India is packed in India, the packageshall also contain on the principal display panel the nameand complete address of the packeror the importer in India.

Explanation.- In this sub-rule, ' complete address' means, the postal address at which the factory is situated, and, in any other case, the name of the street, number (if any) aSSignedto the premises of the manufacturer or packer and [wr II-~ 3(i)J ~I either the name of the city and State where the business is carried on by the manufacturer or packer or the Postal Index Number [PIN] Code so that a consumer can identify and locate the manufacturer or packer or importer, as the casemay be.

(2) The name of the manufacturer or packer or importer shall be the actual corporate name, or if not incorporated, the name under which the business is conducted by such manufacturer er packer or importer in India.

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ActLegal Metrology Packaged Commodities Rules, 2011
Section10
Marginal noteDeclaration of name and address of the manufacturer, etc
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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