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FSSAI FSSAI has issued an order dated 19 July 2021 regarding Food Category for Registration/ Licensing of FBOs manufacturing Indian Sweets and Snacks & Spices.    FSSAI has entered several representations from Industry Associations regarding difficulties being faced by colorful small and medium scale manufacturers/ packers of Indian Sweets and Snacks & Spices products due to attainability of norms of these products under similar Food Safety and Norms Regulations. As a result, similar small and medium food business drivers are needed to gain the central license under the personal food products, which isn't only expensive but also entails onerous obediences for the said order.   In order to ease out the licensing/ enrollments for similar small and medium food businesses manufacturing Sweets and Snacks & Spices, the FSSAI has decided to assign the Food Product Order 18 in the Food Safety Compliance System ( FoSCoS ) under ‘General Manufacturing’ Kind of Business. This wi

  How to choose your Food Product category under FSSAI Regulation? Food handling and Standards Authority of India, is traveling to authorizing makers in light of rundown of Standardized Food Products from the past text box approach wherein candidate was expected to enter the name of the item. These Standardized Products might have variations (i.e types and subtypes) which might have different vertical guidelines. For regulatory comfort and to work with food organizations the methodology embraced is to concede permit in view of depiction of normalized item, including its variations (its sorts and subtypes) except if the FCS (food classification framework characterization) is unique or there is a requirement for organization reason. Such clubbing has been done in 101 cases. This will likewise keep away from need for superfluous alteration necessities assuming FBO wants to fabricate one more standard variation of the food item or norms for another variation is added under a similar rule

The FSSAI, India's top food regulator, has released a draught of regulations on dairy equivalent standards that aren't derived from animals or dairy. All pre-packaged milk and milk products must have a logo, according to the law. These regulations are clubbed together with fssai standards for milk and milk products . The draught states that all milk and milk products, including composite milk products, can use the following logo only on the product label. These laws, known as the Food Safety and Standards (Food Product Standards and Food Additives) Amendment Regulations, 2020, describe the dairy equivalent, its nomenclature, and critical composition and quality parameters, such as the standard for milk fat products. The draught has set a deadline of September 30, 2020 for stakeholders to submit objections and responses. An imitation product that is designed or structured to mimic, or offered as an alternative/replacement to, a milk or milk product or composite milk product as d