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As per the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) new provisions, an individual will require non-specified food/ingredient approval for other food products or ingredients. This includes food products or ingredients that are not covered under regulations listed by FSSAI, are not native to India, are novel, or have a new processing technology. The applicant who wishes to obtain the non-specified food approval must follow these steps:
Form I and II
(I) The applicant must fill Form-I for applying for non-specified food approval by FSSAI.
(II) The approval or rejection of non-specified food would be obtained by Form-II.
General information (Details of Company, Authorised Person, FSSAI license, Kind of business, etc.)
Product related information (Product details, formulation details, Functional use Intended use, Manufacturing process)
Safety Information and combinatorial effects (may include but not limited to Toxicological studies, Allergenicity, Pre-clinical and Clinical trials)
Regulatory status of product in other countries
History of consumption of food in the last 30 years
Lab test reports from ILAC/NABL accredited labs
Any other additional details or documents which are specific to the product/ ingredient
INR 100 year is the registration fee for taking the FSSAI license to begin any food business on any premises whereas INR 2000/ 3000/ 5000 per year are the fees prescribed for obtaining a State License for the food business activities and INR 7500 per year for obtaining Central License.
Depending upon the fees paid for obtaining an FSSAI license, the license will be approved for one to five years.
The following documents are required to be submitted by the applicant for the registration purpose of the FSSAI license:
The Government Timeline for grant of Form C is 30-45 days.
Novel food or novel food ingredients.
New additives or new processing aids (including enzymes).
Articles/papers of food products or ingredients that contain or are isolated from microorganisms, bacteria, yeast, fungi, or algae.
Other non-specified food.
Physical parameters
Nutritional details
Active ingredient
Heavy metals
Residues
Microbiological parameters
Pesticide residues
Naturally occurring toxicants
Validated test method
Other tests method
References, wherever applicable.