Overview of FSSAI License Renewal

• Legal Compliance: Operating with an expired FSSAI license is a legal offense.
• Business Continuity: Ensures smooth and uninterrupted operation of your food business.
• Avoid Penalties: Late renewal or failure to renew can attract heavy fines.
• Maintain Brand Reputation: Renewal reflects your ongoing commitment to food safety and quality.

The renewal process should ideally be initiated at least 30 days before the expiry of the current license.

If not renewed on time, a penalty of ₹100 per day is applicable.

• Copy of existing FSSAI license
• Form B (duly signed)
• Identity and address proof of proprietor/partners/directors
• Business address proof (rent agreement or electricity bill)
• Details of food products
• Declaration regarding food safety management system
• Updated list of equipment and machinery (for manufacturing units)
• Any additional documents requested by the licensing authority

• Apply Online: Fill out the renewal form on the FSSAI portal.
• Submit Documents: Upload required documents with the renewal application.
• Department Scrutiny: FSSAI officials may inspect the premises.
• Issuance: If approved, a renewed license is issued for the desired validity period.

• Your license becomes invalid.
• You may face legal action, fines, or business closure.
• You'll have to apply for a new license from scratch, which is time-consuming and costly.

At FirstStartup, we offer:

• Quick FSSAI renewal service within 2 working days
• Expert support in handling compliance, documents & inspections
• Reminders to ensure you never miss a renewal deadline