E-commerce compliance.
E-commerce food businesses are licensed centrally at any turnover, and every seller on the platform needs a licence of their own.
Free 10-minute check · A regulatory advisor calls back within 2 working hours, Mon–Sat 10 am–7 pm · Government fee paid by you directly to FSSAI
Start with a free 10-minute call
No forms to understand. Just tell us what you sell and where. A person from our regulatory team calls you back.
- Free 10-minute check
- Filed within 3 working days of getting your documents
- Licence in your own name
- Government fee paid by you directly to FSSAI
Thank you. We have your details.
We will call you within 2 working hours (Mon–Sat, 10 am–7 pm).
Send on WhatsApp tooA platform — or a listing — that meets FSSAI’s rules for selling food online.
What’s at stakeSelling online is Central-licensed at any turnover (total yearly sales), and the platform asks for the number before it lists you. A listing carrying a licence that does not cover e-commerce is trading outside the licence — section 63 runs to 6 months and ₹5 lakh.
Where the rule comes from
FSSAI kind-of-business table, updated 01.04.2026
FSS (Labelling & Display) Regulations 2020
We quote the regulation behind every requirement. Where FSSAI has not said something clearly, we tell you it is our advice, not the law.
You need this if…
- Marketplaces and quick-commerce platforms
- D2C brands selling on their own site
- Sellers listing on Amazon, Flipkart, Swiggy or Zomato
What we’ll need from you
- Your existing licence or registration
- Every platform and own-site channel you sell through
- Screenshots of live listings
- Product list with categories
- Where the FSSAI number currently appears on your listings and packs
Exactly what you’re paying for.
Included
- Central Licence under the e-commerce kind of business (the category you register under)
- Seller licence verification checklist
- Listing review against labelling rules
Not included
- Platform technology changes
Anything outside scope is quoted in writing before we do it.
- Licence filed
- A seller-verification checklist
- Listing templates that carry the mandatory information
Who does what, in order.
Most of the work is ours. Where something needs you, it says so.
After it’s done
- Seller verification routine
- WeLicence
E-commerce kind of business, Central.
- WeOnboarding checks
What to verify before a seller goes live.
- WeListings
Mandatory information shown online as on the pack.
The mistakes we see most.
Every seller needs their own.
The online label is held to the pack’s rules.
Our promises, in writing
You get the fee before we start. If the scope changes, you hear it from us before it costs you.
We file on your own FoSCoS (FSSAI’s licensing website) account with your approval. Nothing to hand back if you ever leave.
Straight to FSSAI on FoSCoS. It never passes through us.
Each rule comes with its source, and we say clearly when something is our advice.
Common questions
I sell on Amazon. Do I need my own licence?
Yes — for what you actually do: make, pack, store or trade. The platform’s licence doesn’t cover you.
Does selling on Instagram count?
If you sell food, you need a licence or registration for what you do — whatever the channel.
Often needed alongside.
Import & export
Central licence, IEC link, shelf-life and label checks before the ship sails.
See the serviceForeign facility registration & agent
Registration of foreign food manufacturing facilities and authorised-agent support for overseas brands.
See the serviceIEC & export registrations
Importer-Exporter Code, its yearly update, and the export registrations that sit beside FSSAI.
See the serviceGet a fixed quote — in writing, before we start.
Book a free 10-minute check. A person — not a bot — calls you back within working hours, tells you exactly which licence you need and what it costs, before you commit to anything.
- Government fee paid by you, directly to FSSAI
- Filed under your own FoSCoS login
- Fixed fee, confirmed in writing before we start
Not ready to talk? Get the free 2026 checklist or find your licence yourself.