HOW TO APPLY FOR WHOLESALE DRUG LICENSE IN INDIA?

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HOW TO APPLY FOR WHOLESALE DRUG LICENSE IN INDIA?

REQUIREMENT FOR WHOLESALE DRUG LICENSE IN INDIA : 

Are you a budding entrepreneur who wants to make a mark in the field of pharmaceuticals? Well, claps for the bold decision. It is indeed a challenging yet exciting market where quality plays a critical role.
Establishing a wholesale firm that deals in pharmaceuticals are intricate, but not complex. Once you understand the steps and follow the procedure, things become pretty simple.

WHAT ARE THE LEGAL FORMALITIES? : 

According to the guidelines for manufacturing, importing and distributing drugs in India, the classify
Acquire a license from the CDSCO or Central Drugs Standard Control Organization under Form 19.
Also, the person should have at least one year of experience in dealing with drugs.

In light of the latest change that happened in India, it is mandatory to get the GST registration number.
The process of acquiring a license has been quite simplified, and you get it with no hassles.

STEPS TO APPLY FOR A WHOLESALE DRUG LICENSE IN INDIA :

KEEP THESE DOCUMENTS READY

Yes, you need to keep a bunch of documents ready so that you don’t get stuck up.
  1. Duly filled the application form in the prescribed format
  2. Covering letter with the name and designation of the applicant.
  3. Challan of the fee deposited for the license.
  4. Declaration form in the prescribed format.
  5. Blueprint of the key plan, site plan of the premises.
  6. The basis of possession of the premises.
  7. Proof of ownership.
  8. Incorporation certificate, Partnership deed, MOA or AOA as per applicable.
  9. Affidavit of non-conviction under the Drugs and Cosmetic Act 1940. It has to be signed by partners, proprietors, directors as the case may be.
  10. Affidavit and appointment letter for the appointment of a full-time registered pharmacist or any other competent person.


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