ISO 9001 quality processes at Dutch & Habro
Quality Standards

Quality built to
world-market standards

ISO 9001 processes and continuous R&D behind every batch — the reason retailers trust the range and distributors reorder it.

Dutch & Habro develops its household insecticide, hygiene, air care, garden care and shoe care ranges to the standards that lead world markets, produced under ISO 9001 processes. The group has been an ISO-certified import/export house since 1993, and every batch carries the same quality benchmarks that serve 20+ markets — with GST-invoiced, same-country supply for Indian distributors.
Why It Matters To The Trade

What certified quality changes for a distributor

  • ISO-certified since 1993 — a range retailers and consumers trust
  • GST input credit on every invoice, with same-country supply within India
  • Indian pack sizes and MRPs set for kirana price points
  • Batch traceability and CIB&RC-compliant labelling on insecticide lines
  • Capacity to co-develop private label runs for qualified partners
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[Thrissur factory floor — owned shoot, geotagged, §8.5]
Standards

What does ISO 9001 mean on a factory floor?

01

Incoming material control

Every raw material lot is tested against specification before it enters production — actives, propellants, fragrances and packaging alike.

02

In-process checks

Fill weights, concentration and seal integrity verified during the run, not discovered after it.

03

Batch records

Full traceability from raw material lot to the carton on your godown shelf — the paperwork behind every batch number.

04

Regulatory files

Insecticide products carry CIB&RC registrations and statutory label panels: "Keep out of reach of children. Read the label before use."

Certificate scans, unit address, GSTIN and geo-located map pin publish here on client handover (Appendix B assets).

The Product Standard

Four things every
product has to deliver

Every pack in the Dutch & Habro range carries the same four claims. They are not marketing lines added at artwork stage — they are the brief a formulation has to clear before it becomes a product.

01

Superior performance

Tested against specification before it qualifies for the market. If it does not out-perform what the consumer is already buying, it does not ship.

02

Instant result

A household buys a pest product on the strength of what it sees happen. Knockdown and visible effect are part of the specification, not a side effect of it.

03

Advanced technology

Continuous R&D behind dozens of advanced, hygienic insecticidal products built to the standards that lead world markets — supported by modern production equipment.

04

Eco-friendly

Ingredients and technology chosen so the product works without side effects on the household using it, or the environment it is used in.

The Green Era

Make the best and give the best,
without harming the environment

That is the whole policy, and it has one practical consequence: the ingredients and technology we use are environment-friendly and do not create side effects, which is what makes the range safe to use around a family.

The same thinking runs upstream of the product. Raw materials are chosen on quality and safety rather than price alone, and the electricity and water a production run consumes are managed for maximum conservation — sustainable development is a target the methods are built around, not a claim made after the fact.

Beyond the factory gate, the group backs it with campaigns and seminars in the communities it operates in: save water, clean city, plant a tree.

Eco-friendly, non-toxic formulation at Dutch & Habro

See it for yourself

Serious applicants are welcome to visit the unit as part of the onboarding process — most Kerala candidates do.