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I have FSSAI License,can I use the Jaivik Bharat (Organic India) logo on food product labels?


Ans: Even, if an FBO has the valid FSSAI License, he needs to endorse organic food in his/her FSSAI 
License by enclosing the certification of the products obtained from NPOP/PGS-India. Only after approval of 
endorsement of organic foods in FSSAI License, the FBO can use Jaivik Bharat (Organic India) logo on 
endorsed product labels
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