Karnataka Fssai Registration And License

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India is a licensing and registering system that regulates the laws related to food and establishing safety standards. In India, every Food Business Operators (FBO) that manufacture, store, distribute, sell and import food should acquire an FSSAI registration or license depending on the nature and size of the business. FSSAI license is granted as either State License or Central License. The State Authorities are responsible to issue the State FSSAI License in each state. In this article, we look at the procedure and documents required for Karnataka Fssai Registration And License.

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FSSAI Licensing Vs FSSAI Registration

It is necessary that every Food Business Operators should have a FSSAI License to operate. However, FSSAI License is not required for businesses that has an annual turnover below 12 lakhs or if the production capacity falls below 100 kgs per. Such businesses rather requires an FSSAI Registration.

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Documents Required

Completed Form- B duly signed by the Partner/ Proprietor or Authorized Signatory.
Name list of Directors / Proprietor / Partner / Executive Members of Society or Trust with full address and contact details (Mandatory for Companies only).
Food category list desired to be manufactured (For manufacturer only).
Blueprint/layout of the processing unit displaying the dimensions and allocation of the operation-wise area necessary for manufacturing and processing units.
Name and list of machinery and equipment along with the number, installed capacity and horsepower used (Mandatory for manufacturing and processing units only).
Authority letter with the name and address of the person responsible along with alternative responsible person nominated by the manufacturer, a collection of samples, packing and dispatch. (For manufacturers and processors).
Analysis report of water to be used as an ingredient in food from a recognised / public health laboratory to confirm the portability. (Mandatory for manufacturing and processing units).
Partnership Deed or MOA & AOA along with Incorporation Certificate and list of Directors with the address.Note: In the case of a company, three pages must be uploaded:
- First Page – Certificate of Incorporation
- Second Page – Food business activity authorisation
- Third Page – List of Directors with respective addresses
No Objection Certificate & Copy of License from the manufacturer (Mandatory for repackers)
Pesticide residues report of water if packaged mineral water, units manufacturing packaged drinking water or carbonated water from a recognised health laboratory.
Certificate provided by the Ministry of Tourism (HRACC). (Mandatory for Hotels).
Documentary proof of turnover or self-declaration of number of vehicles (Mandatory for Transporters)
FSSAI Declaration Form
Copy of certificate obtained under the Coop Act – 1861 / Multi-State Coop Act – 2002 in case of Cooperatives. (If applicable)
Food Safety Management System Certificate or Plan (if any).
Source of raw material for meat and meat processing plants.
In case of milk or milk products processing units, milk source or procurement plan for milk that includes the location of milk collection centres. (if applicable).
Photo id proof and address proof of Proprietor / Partner / Authorized Signatory issued by the Government (Optional).
Proof of possession of premises (Sale deed / Rental Agreement / Electricity Bill) (Optional)
Recall plan wherever applicable, with details of to whom the product is distributed (optional).
NOC from Municipality or Local Body (optional).

Competent Authority

The Food Safety Officer is the registering authority while the Designated Licensing Officer is the competent authority for the issuance of License.

Fees

License for Manufacturer/ Miller	Fees Per Year
For New License
Hotels up to 4 Star	Rs. 5000
Above 1 MT production per day	Rs. 5000
From 10,001 to 50,000 LPD of milk or 501 MT to 2500 MT of solid milk production per annum
Below 1 MT production per day	Rs. 3000
From 501 MT to 10,000 LPD of milk or 2.5 MT to 500 MT of solid milk production per annum
All Food Service Providers including Restaurants/ Boarding Houses/ Clubs/ Canteens (in Schools, Colleges, Office, Institutions)/ Caterers/ Banquet Halls with food catering arrangements/ Food Vendors/ Dabbawallas and other food business operators.	Rs. 2000
For Renewal of License	Depends on number of years selected.
For Modification of License	Fees for modification of license for 1 year will be charged same during modification.
For Duplicate of License	10% of license fees is applicable

For Registration Certificate:

New Registration Certificate:- Rs.100/- Renewal of Registration Certificate: Rs.100/- Duplicate Copy of Registration Certificate:- 10 percent of the certificate fee.

Note: The fees paid for a license by any applicant is non-refundable under any circumstances.

How to Apply?

To apply online for Karnataka Fssai Registration And License visit the

official website of Food Safety Commissioner, Government of Karnataka. Step 1: Click ‘How to Apply’ option on the homepage of the official website.

Karnataka Fssai Registration And License - HomePage Step 2: The declaration page appears. Click ‘Accept’ to proceed to apply. Step 3: Select the state where the premise is located, for which the license is applied. Step 4: Provide required information such as details of the business activities, type of business activity for which the license or the registration is required. Then click Proceed.

Karnataka Fssai Registration And License - Apply for License or Registration Step 5: Clicking on proceed will redirect to the portal that provides access to the application. Click on the link ‘Click to apply’ that redirects to the login page.

Karnataka Fssai Registration And License - apply for business Step 6: Enter the credentials to login if an already registered user. In other cases, register as a member to apply.

Karnataka Fssai Registration And License - Login Step 7: The application form for obtaining the license or registration appears based on the service selected. Step 8: Fill in the form and upload the documents required and click submit.

Renewal of License

Renewal of license should be made 30 days before the expiry of the license delaying of which will attract penalties.

Documents Required for Renewal

Duly completed Form B
Annual Audit Report
Form IX – Nomination of a person along with the Board of Resolution by the company.
Self-declaration

Issue of Duplicate Registration or License

The Licensing Authority will grant a duplicate copy of the registration certificate or license during the validity period after receiving the application and payment of fee (10% of the applicable License fee ) from the applicant. The duplicate copy has the word "Duplicate" appearing on it. The Food Business Operator should make the payment through treasury challan or online transfer or any other means as specified by the Licensing Authority.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Karnataka FSSAI Registration and Licensing Process.

An FSSAI Registration is required for food businesses with an annual turnover below ₹12 lakhs or a production capacity below 100 kg per day, while an FSSAI License is mandatory for larger food businesses exceeding these thresholds. The article clearly outlines the criteria for determining which option a Food Business Operator (FBO) needs to obtain.

Some key documents required for an FSSAI License in Karnataka include a completed Form B, food category list, blueprint/layout of the processing unit, list of machinery and equipment, authority letter with responsible person details, water analysis report, proof of turnover or vehicle numbers (for transporters), and various other documents depending on the type of food business.

According to the article, the Designated Licensing Officer is the competent authority for the issuance of FSSAI Licenses in Karnataka, while the Food Safety Officer is the registering authority.

The fees for an FSSAI License for a manufacturer in Karnataka vary based on factors like production capacity, type of establishment, and whether it's a new license or renewal. The article provides a detailed fee structure, ranging from ₹3,000 to ₹5,000 per year for different categories of manufacturers.

No, the article clearly states that the fees paid for a license by any applicant is non-refundable under any circumstances.

The article provides step-by-step instructions on how to apply online for a Karnataka FSSAI Registration or License through the official website of the Food Safety Commissioner, Government of Karnataka.

To renew an FSSAI License in Karnataka, one needs to submit a duly completed Form B, Annual Audit Report, Form IX (Nomination of a person), and a self-declaration. The renewal application should be made 30 days before the expiry of the existing license to avoid penalties.

The Licensing Authority can issue a duplicate copy of the FSSAI Registration or License during its validity period upon receiving an application and payment of a fee (10% of the applicable License fee) from the applicant. The duplicate copy will have the word "Duplicate" printed on it.

Yes, hotels and restaurants applying for an FSSAI License in Karnataka need to provide a certificate obtained from the Ministry of Tourism (HRACC) as one of the mandatory documents.

The FSSAI (Food Safety and Standards Authority of India) licensing and registration system is crucial in regulating the laws related to food and establishing safety standards in India. It ensures that all Food Business Operators manufacturing, storing, distributing, selling, or importing food comply with the necessary guidelines and requirements to maintain food safety and quality.