Selling food, even from home? We determine your category, prepare Form A and get your 14-digit FSSAI number issued.
Government fee about ₹100 a year · Our fee ₹[PRICE]
Get started Learn moreAnyone who makes, stores, sells or serves food in India must be authorised by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India. Small operators receive a basic registration, which carries a 14-digit number that must be printed on your invoices, packaging and display boards.
| Basic registration | State licence | Central licence | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Annual turnover | Up to ₹12 lakh | ₹12 lakh to ₹20 crore | Above ₹20 crore |
| Typical user | Small vendors, home kitchens, petty manufacturers | Restaurants, bakeries, mid-sized makers | Large manufacturers, importers, multi-state operators |
| Form | Form A | Form B | Form B |
| Approx. government fee | ₹100 a year | About ₹2,000 to ₹5,000 a year by category | About ₹7,500 a year |
| Issued by | Registering authority | State or UT licensing authority | Central licensing authority |
Yes. Even small food sellers need at least a basic registration.
Fines and, for licensed categories, imprisonment can apply. Amounts depend on the violation.
Yes. Platforms generally require your FSSAI number.
You must move up to a State or Central licence once you cross the limit.
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