Seven companies fined Tk 1.48m in BSTI crackdown By: Razon Date: July 27, 2026 Post View: 5 Seven companies fined Tk 1.48m in BSTI crackdown B Mirror Report: The Bangladesh Standards and Testing Institution (BSTI) has fined seven companies a total of Tk 1.48 million for producing and marketing uncertified and counterfeit products during separate mobile court drives in Dhaka and Narayanganj. The drives, conducted on Sunday in Rupganj, Bosila and Hazaribagh, uncovered several violations, including the production of poultry and fish feed without BSTI certification, counterfeit toiletries sold under names resembling popular brands, and the sale of sweets and dairy products without approval. In Rupganj, ACI Godrej Agrovet Private Limited and Aftab Feed Products Limited were each fined Tk 400,000 for manufacturing and marketing poultry and fish feed without BSTI quality certification and packaging registration. Jiuzhou Industry Limited was also fined Tk 200,000 for producing lead-acid starter batteries without the required certification. In Bosila, Aman Consumer & Toiletries and Standard Consumer & Toiletries were found manufacturing low-quality handwash and liquid toilet cleaners using names closely resembling well-known brands such as Lysol, Harpic and Vim. The two companies were jointly fined Tk 350,000. In Hazaribagh, the showroom Mithai was fined Tk 100,000 for selling sweets, biscuits and vermicelli without BSTI certification, while Apurbo Ananda Jal Khabar was fined Tk 30,000 for marketing sweets and yogurt without BSTI approval. BSTI said the mobile courts were conducted by executive magistrates in the three locations as part of its ongoing efforts to ensure compliance with national quality standards and protect consumers from substandard and counterfeit products. Tagsfine Previous articleFear of eviction in Rupganj over news of 38.76 acres of land acquisition Razon LEAVE A REPLY Comment: Please enter your comment! Name:* Please enter your name here Email:* You have entered an incorrect email address! Please enter your email address here Website: Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Share post: FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsAppCopy URL SubscribeI want inI've read and accept the Privacy Policy. Popular Fear of eviction in Rupganj over news of 38.76 acres of land acquisition Prime Bank Customers to Enjoy Special Discounts on Nissan Vehicle Purchases Community Bank Conducts Training Workshop on ‘A-Challan Business Acquisition & Operation’ AIBL holds agent banking views exchange meeting and courtyard gathering Jamuna Bank Organizes Capacity Building Workshop on Emerging Global Sustainability Regulations More like thisRelated Fear of eviction in Rupganj over news of 38.76 acres of land acquisition Yasir Monon - July 27, 2026 B.Mirror Desk: Narayanganj Correspondent: The memory of ancestors is... Prime Bank Customers to Enjoy Special Discounts on Nissan Vehicle Purchases Razon - July 26, 2026 Prime Bank PLC has recently signed an agreement with... Community Bank Conducts Training Workshop on ‘A-Challan Business Acquisition & Operation’ Razon - July 26, 2026 Community Bank Training Academy organized a day-long training workshop... AIBL holds agent banking views exchange meeting and courtyard gathering Razon - July 26, 2026 To expand financial inclusion by delivering modern, secure and...