Testing agency, India Post tie up

Businesses in India will soon be able to leverage the country's vast postal network to send samples to the National Test House (NTH) for quality evaluation and certification, making it easier for them to export their goods to new geographies at a time when President Donald Trump has imposed a heavy tax on Indian goods entering the U.S.

- Dhirendra Kumar

Businesses in India will soon be able to leverage the country's vast postal network to send samples to the National Test House (NTH) for quality evaluation and certification, making it easier for them to export their goods to new geographies at a time when President Donald Trump has imposed a heavy tax on Indian goods entering the U.S. NTH, the government's apex testing and quality certification body whose certificates are globally accepted, will soon allow manufacturers, exporters, traders, and even consumers to submit samples for testing without visiting its laboratories, expediting the process and saving costs, two government officials directly involved in the process told Mint on the condition of anonymity.