Indian Government Will Implement the QCO In The Textile Sector

The Indian government decided to add around 2,000 products to the QCO (Quality Control Orders). The initiative is necessary to take India to another level. These all products will have a standardized quality, helping the company to grow more in the field. We will discuss the possibilities of increasing the build-tech textiles industry. It will include several of our daily use things. It will also help to boost Indian Manufacturing and spread it globally.

The Indian Government will implement the Quality Control Orders (QCO) on around 2,000 products. The new Quality Control Orders will include bedsheets, pillow covers, shoe covers, baby diapers, fencing nets, napkins, orchard protection covers, and insect nets. The government is making efforts to implement QCO on several products for the following reasons. The first one is increasing the quality. We all know that developed countries already utilize much better quality bedsheets, pillows, napkins, and other accessories. However, we can take our manufacturing and products to a global level after it touches its high quality. There can be QCO on the PPE Kits as well. There must be a good quality in these kits to work the best.

In terms of textiles export, we are at third number worldwide. However, it is increasing at a good pace and has a high chance of reaching the second number soon. As per reports, 2026 can have exports of $ 65 billion (projected). After the QCO starts applying to the projects, there will be strict regulations on those products. Thus, the traders have to follow all the QCO regulations afterward. There can not be a product manufactured or imported without an ISI mark. The Bureau of Indian Standards applies to both of them.

India will be working on improving the quality of its products to reach the worldwide market on a larger scale. It is currently at a mere third number. PM Modi and the government are trying hard to make India an exporting country in most of the items. India is planning for the release of these regulations soon. Apart from the above-mentioned products, QCO will cover around 2,000 products in total. There are also some schemes for the benefit of the textile industry. There are several initiatives like PM MITRA Parks, Technical Textiles Mission, Samarth, and the National Handloom Development Programme. We will provide regular updates about these new QCO regulations in the textile industry shortly.