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How to store Wine – Let FSSAI Guide You

Online Legal India LogoBy Ankar Kapuria Published On 22 Jan 2021 Updated On 13 Nov 2021 Category FSSAI

Stop Before selling that bottle of wine to a thirsty customer! Is the ethyl alcohol within permissible limits? Is the labelling proper and displaying the FSSAI logo and license number? If not, get ready to pay a hefty penalty!

FSSAI’s Guidelines for storing Alcoholic Beverages 

Food Safety and Standards (Alcoholic Beverages Standards) Regulation, 2018, has introduced regulations specifying the standards for Alcoholic beverages namely Distilled Alcoholic Beverage (Brandy, Country Liquor, Gin, Rum, Vodka and Whisky, Liquor or Alcoholic cordial), Wines and Beer. All the breweries, distilleries and small scale sellers need to be aware of the FSSAI norms. Here are some things you don’t want to miss:-

  1. Labelling requirements - are a declaration of alcohol content, labelling of standard drink, not to contain any nutritional information, no health claim, restriction on words ‘non-intoxicating’. Besides, there should be - 

                         (i) FSSAI Logo and License number; 

                       (ii) the Name and Address of the importer should be affixed as an additional not overlapping the original information of the label in any manner. 

                       (iii) Date of Expiry/Best Before should be written.

        2. There shall be a Statutory Warning Consumption of Alcohol is injurious to health, printed in the English language.

        3. Time – 6 months is allowed for storing unused labels and printed cans.

       4. An alcoholic beverage which contains more than 8.0 % alcohol by volume must not represent as a “low alcohol beverage.”

       5. The label containing more than 0.5% alcohol by volume must not include the words ‘non-intoxicating’ or names with similar meaning.

       6. No health claim shall be made on alcoholic beverages. 

How can we help you?

So, keeping the following in mind apply for an FSSAI License today with the Most Trusted Brand  Online Legal India™ with more than 1,20,000 happy customers and a Team Of Seasoned And Qualified Experts always ready to help you get your FSSAI License at the click of a button.


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How to store Wine – Let FSSAI Guide You

Online Legal India LogoBy Ankar Kapuria Published On 22 Jan 2021 Updated On 13 Nov 2021 Category FSSAI

Stop Before selling that bottle of wine to a thirsty customer! Is the ethyl alcohol within permissible limits? Is the labelling proper and displaying the FSSAI logo and license number? If not, get ready to pay a hefty penalty!

FSSAI’s Guidelines for storing Alcoholic beverages 

Food Safety and Standards (Alcoholic Beverages Standards) Regulation, 2018, has introduced regulations specifying the standards for Alcoholic beverages namely Distilled Alcoholic Beverage (Brandy, Country Liquor, Gin, Rum, Vodka and Whisky, Liquor or Alcoholic cordial), Wines and Beer. All the breweries, distilleries and small scale sellers need to be aware of the FSSAI norms. Here are some things you don’t want to miss:-

  1. Labelling requirements - are a declaration of alcohol content, labelling of standard drink, not to contain any nutritional information, no health claim, restriction on words ‘non-intoxicating’. Besides, there should be - 

                         (i) FSSAI Logo and License number; 

                       (ii) the Name and Address of the importer should be affixed as an additional not overlapping the original information of the label in any manner. 

                       (iii) Date of Expiry/Best Before should be written.

        2. There shall be a Statutory Warning Consumption of Alcohol is injurious to health, printed in the English language.

        3. Time – 6 months is allowed for storing unused labels and printed cans.

       4. An alcoholic beverage which contains more than 8.0 % alcohol by volume must not represent as a “low alcohol beverage.”

       5. The label containing more than 0.5% alcohol by volume must not include the words ‘non-intoxicating’ or names with similar meaning.

       6. No health claim shall be made on alcoholic beverages. 

How can we help you?

So, keeping the following in mind apply for an FSSAI License today with the Most Trusted Brand  Online Legal India™ with more than 1,20,000 happy customers and a Team Of Seasoned And Qualified Experts always ready to help you get your FSSAI License.


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