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“India to become world’s number one producer of steel.”
Shri Jyotiraditya Scindia
Steel Minister of India
“If there’s a 'Made in India' product on any table in the world, the world should have confidence that there is nothing better than this. This will be ultimate. Be it our product, our services, our words, our institutions, or our decision-making processes, everything will be supreme. Only then can we carry forward the essence of excellence.”
Shri Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
“Our talented artisans, craftsmen and entrepreneurs deserve to be supported and promoted.”
Shri Piyush Goyal
Commerce and Industry Minister of India
“India to become world’s number one producer of steel.”
Shri Jyotiraditya Scindia
Steel Minister of India
“If there’s a 'Made in India' product on any table in the world, the world should have confidence that there is nothing better than this. This will be ultimate. Be it our product, our services, our words, our institutions, or our decision-making processes, everything will be supreme. Only then can we carry forward the essence of excellence.”
Shri Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India

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What is the Scheme for Made In India?

The Scheme for Made in India is a step towards building a robust, self-sustaining machinery to create brand value for Indian-made products. This is a voluntary certification scheme to help manufacturers demonstrate that their products originate in India and are of good quality.

What is the objective of the Scheme for Made in India Label?

Who is eligible to use the Made in India Label on their products?

How can manufacturers obtain the Made in India Label for their products?

Are there any specific standards or criteria a product must meet to qualify for the Made in India Label?

Will imported components used in manufacturing affect the eligibility of a product for the Made in India Label?

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Made in India

“India to become world’s number one producer of steel.”

“Our talented artisans, craftsmen and entrepreneurs deserve to be supported and promoted.”

“India to become world’s number one producer of steel.”

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Frequently asked questions