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FSSAI introduces perpetual licences, removes renewal requirement for food businesses

The regulator said this measure could benefit more than 10 lakh street food vendors, eliminating the need for multiple registrations across different government departments.

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Storyboard•16-03-2026, 10:47

FSSAI introduces perpetual licences, removes renewal requirement for food businesses

•FSSAI registrations and licences will now have perpetual validity, eliminating periodic renewals every 1-5 years.
•The turnover limit for basic registration has been raised from ₹12 lakh to ₹1.5 crore, effective March 10.
•Street food vendors registered with municipal corporations will be automatically considered FSSAI registered, benefiting over 10 lakh vendors.
•A new technology-enabled risk-based inspection framework will focus inspections on higher-risk operators.
•These reforms aim to improve ease of doing business, reduce paperwork, and align with NITI Aayog recommendations.

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