Legal Metrology is the legal framework that governs and administers public safety by assuring safety standards, reducing the risks related to the consumption of commodities, and providing complete insights about consumer information.
For obtaining the LMPC certificate, an applicant must check the latest amendment and go through all the latest amendments revised by the Legal Metrology Act, 2011. These amendments is frequently revised by the authority to promote fair trade practices, help maintain transparency , and avoid financial losses and administrative hassles.
In this article, we shall provide complete insights on the latest amendments or modifications to LMPC. From the latest amendment to non-compliance with the Legal Metrology Act, we will give you each piece of information regarding LMPC and its crucial components about the modifications.

The LMPC (Legal Metrology Packaged Commodities) certificate is the type of certificate that is required for businesses importing pre-packaged commodities. It is a crucial form of license that ensures the materials of imported goods comply with the Legal Metrology (Packaged Commodity) Rules, 2011.
The Legal Metrology Act operates under 2009 and its associated Legal Metrology Act, 2011. These regulations underscore the specific requirements of weights, measurements, accurate weighing scales, and proper labelling practices. It also emphasizes the obligations of the entities that deal with pre-packaged goods, whether they’re importers, manufacturers, distributors, or handlers.
Here are the main objectives of modifications in LMPC (Legal Metrology Packaged Commodity) that you should be familiar with. These includes:
Here’s a comprehensible overview of Legal Amendment Policy under Legal Metrolgy Act, 2023. This provision has already come into effect on 1.1.2024:
Here are the lists of entities that are required to obtain the LMPC certificate:
Further, in cases containing provisions for packages that are subjected to retail sale, this will not apply to:
Following are the conditions that are liable to penalty for not adhering to Legal Metrology Act, 2023, which are listed below:
The Legal Metrology Act, 2023, focuses on improving the consumer experience and providing clearer product information. This modification ensures fair trade practices and consumer protection. The LMPC governs the labelling, packaging, and selling of commodities, which is needed to enhance safety and awareness about the products among the consumer market. So it is essential to bring traceability and transparency to the consumer market.
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