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Launching a supplement

From formula to shelf, step by step

The seven steps every new supplement goes through, the tests that prove it, and the pack marketplaces ask for.

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No forms to understand. Just tell us what you sell and where. A person from our regulatory team calls you back.

  • Central Licence filed within 3 working days of your documents
  • Every ingredient checked against its schedule
  • Claims tested before you print
  • Government fee paid by you directly to FSSAI

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We will tell you which licence you need and what it costs. Free, no obligation.

A regulatory advisor calls you within 2 working hours (Mon–Sat, 10 am–7 pm). No obligation.

Seven steps to launch

We run the ones marked “We”.

  1. We

    Formula check

    Category, each ingredient against its schedule, extract ratios, and 1 RDA for your target group.

  2. FSSAI

    Approval, only if needed

    For a new ingredient, a level above the limits, or a format that needs it.

  3. We

    Licence covers it

    The product category is on your Central Licence. If not, we add it by modification.

  4. We + you

    Label and claims

    Artwork checked line by line. Claims recorded with their evidence.

  5. Lab

    First batch tested

    Actives against the label, heavy metals and microbiology, at a notified lab.

  6. We

    Listing pack

    Licence, label images and test reports ready for marketplaces and buyers.

  7. We

    Keep it valid

    Tests every six months, Form D-1 by 31 May, claims re-checked when rules change.

What to test

A plan for every product.

What is in itActives, vitamins and minerals measured against what the label declares.
Heavy metalsLead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury, especially for botanicals and minerals.
MicrobiologyMicrobial counts and pathogens, per the standards that apply.
Probiotic countLive count at the end of shelf life, not only on the day of making.
Shelf lifeWill the product still meet its label on the expiry date? Plan sensitive vitamins into the formula.
How oftenFor every new product, and every six months where your licence requires it.

Marketplace-ready

What platforms and buyers usually ask for.

Licence copyThe Central Licence, with the product category on it.
Label imagesFront and back, matching the listing.
Test reportsFrom a notified or NABL-accredited lab, for the batch you list.
Claims fileEvidence for each claim, ready if a platform asks.

Launch and testing questions

How often must I test?

For every new product, and every six months where your licence requires it, at an FSSAI-notified or NABL-accredited lab.

Do I need to add each new product to my licence?

Your licence lists food categories. A product in a category not yet on it needs a modification before you sell.

What if my vitamin content drops over shelf life?

The product must meet its label until the expiry date. Plan for it in the formula and confirm it with testing.

Plan your next launch

Tell us about your product and where you sell. A regulatory advisor calls you back within 2 working hours.

  • 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

Get a free call back

We will tell you which licence you need and what it costs. Free, no obligation.

A regulatory advisor calls you within 2 working hours (Mon–Sat, 10 am–7 pm). No obligation.

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