India has introduced a new quality standard for incense sticks (agarbatti), banning harmful insecticidal chemicals and synthetic fragrance intermediates. Developed by BIS, this aims to ensure safer products, promote sustainability, and boost consumer confidence. The move supports the nation’s significant agarbatti industry, a major employer, and enhances its global market access.
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