What are the pre-requisites for Importing Food into India

1 Import- Export Code from DGFT and Import License from FSSAI

2 Country Of Origin Certificate Mandatory Document(s) As Applicable

3 Complete Certificate Of Analysis including safety parameters From Country Of Origin (Mandatory for Proprietary Food)

4 High Sea Sales Agreement

5 Bill of Lading mentioned in the Bill of Entry (BoE) for sea consignment

6 Ingredients List

7 Specimen copy of label

8 Declaration that BoE has not been reffered on SW (Declaration is required to be incompany letterhead.)

9 Examination Order

10 Transit countries list if Food Articles have been transhipped

11 Invoice/Proforma Invoice

12 Packing List Self Declaration Document(s) As Applicable

13 Undertaking from importers for issue of provisional NOC for imported food consignment with less than 07 days shelf life

14 Undertaking from importers for issue of provisional NOC for frozen & chilled imported food consignment

15 Undertakingfrom importers for imported food consignment meant for Display Purposein Trade Fair/Exhibition

16 Undertaking from importers for imported food consignment meant for Personal Use

17 Undertaking from importers for imported food consignment meant for Research & Development purposes

18 Undertaking from importers for imported food consignment meant Sports Events

19 Undertaking from importers for imported food consignment containing bulk packages but not having representative samples

20 Undertaking from importers for imported food consignment containing bulk packages and having representative samples

21 Undertaking from importers for imported food consignment meant 100% Export and Re-export

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