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FSSAI लेबलिंग गैर-अनुपालन दंड और लाइसेंस निलंबन
₹1,00,000 - ₹10,00,000 per non-compliance incident (FSSAI enforcement penalties under Food Safety Act); 30-50 hours/month for manual label audits and reworkFSSAI regulations mandate specific labeling content for meat and meat products. Search results confirm that meat products must comply with Food Safety and Standards (Food Products Standards and Food Additives) Regulations, 2022; contaminant and antibiotic residue declarations; and specific veg/non-veg logo requirements. Non-compliant products face seizure at designated ports-of-entry during inspection and sampling procedures. Manual label verification is error-prone.
बंदरगाह पर निरीक्षण विफलता और उत्पाद जब्ती
₹5,00,000 - ₹25,00,000 per seized shipment (re-export costs, destruction, lost market window); 30-45 day inspection cycle delaysSearch results confirm that meat and meat products are classified as high-risk foods and subject to higher sampling rates under RMS. Inspection procedures require scheduled appointments, submission of required documentation, and compliance verification of labeling and packaging before sampling. If consignment fails inspection (due to non-compliant labeling, missing certifications, or product standard violations), it faces seizure and either re-export or destruction.
हलाल प्रमाणन विलंब और निर्यात बाजार में प्रवेश विफलता
₹10,00,000 - ₹50,00,000 per delayed shipment (lost sales opportunity in Gulf markets); 60-90 day certification cycles causing working capital dragSearch results confirm that as of October 1, 2024, meat exports to Bahrain, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Malaysia, Jordan, Oman, Philippines, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, and UAE require I-CAS Halal certification. Facilities must obtain accreditation from NABCB under QCI. This is a new mandatory requirement (previously voluntary/private). Exporters experience delays in obtaining accreditation and processing certifications, causing shipment delays and lost sales windows in time-sensitive markets.