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FSSAI News Update: Food Businesses Can Now Be Fined Rs. 5 Lakh & 6 Months Jail for Not Having Food License. 
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Documents required for new FSSAI registration/licence


  • Passport-size photo

  • Certificate of the business constitution, such as a partnership deed, certificate of incorporation, shop and establishment licence, or other business registration certificate.

  • Plan for a food safety management system

  • Address proof of business premises (rental agreement, a letter of authorisation from the owner of the rented premises, utility bills, and so on)

  • List of food products manufactured or processed

  • Any Identity Proof documents like Aadhaar Card, Ration Card, Voter ID Card, PAN Card, or Driving License.

What are the types of FoSCos Food Licenses?

TBased on the annual turnover of the food business, the types of FoSCos Food licenses are:

  • Basic FSSAI Registration - Annual turnover of less than Rs. 12 Lakhs
  • State FSSAI License - Annual turnover between Rs. 12 Lakhs - Rs. 20 Crores
  • Central FSSAI License - Annual turnover more than Rs. 20 Crores

How to check my FSSAI FoSCos License Renewal status?

FSSAI license renewal can be done for 1-5 years and it is necessary for every food business in India. You can contact our Food Licensing experts on 08069029400 and get to know your FSSAI license renewal status by them.

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Penalties and Offences for Non-compliance

The Food Safety and Standard Authority of India (FSSAI) takes the matters related to the production and processing of food seriously. There is Section 50 to Section 65 that deals with the offenses under the FSSAI 2006. It keeps track of all the necessary requirements that one needs to abide by and follow the compliance policy to avoid being punished. The basic offence is the sale of food without the FSSAI licence for which one can be punished with imprisonment and a penalty of about 5 lakhs.

There is also a penalty of 5 lakhs if the person suffers because of low quality food.