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Footwear, electronics QCO to be relaxed

The New Indian Express Chennai

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November 27, 2025

THE government is planning to relax Quality Control Order (QCO) norms for footwear and electronics components manufacturing to boost domestic production and exports.

- RAKESH KUMAR & PUSHPITA DEY

As per industry sources, a high-level panel, constituted by the Cabinet Secretariat, has recommended that several QCOs be either fully revoked or deferred by one to two years. The panel has been set up to remove regulatory barriers and establish a 'modern, flexible, and trust-based framework for nonfinancial sectors regulation'. Currently, there are 191 QCOs covering 773 products, ranging from furniture and footwear to door hinges, steel, textiles, petrochemical products, and engineering goods, with several more under consideration.

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