“Inquiry” is a solution to the problem of food industry manufacturing permit requirement
Online Economy Green: two proposals of Masoud Bakhtiari, the head of the Iran Canning Industries Syndicate and the head of the Standards, Health and Veterinary Committee of the Food Industry Commission of the Chamber of Iran to solve the problems of issuing manufacturing licenses and a government sector solution, were the results of the fourth meeting of the Food Industry Commission of the Chamber of Iran.
According to our correspondent, the fourth monthly meeting of the Food Industry Commission of the Chamber of Iran, which was held in order to examine the problems of issuing manufacturing licenses and facilitate the executive process of issuing licenses for food industry activists, and with the presence of Dr. Mahmoud Al-Boye, Head of the General Directorate of Food and Beverage Products of the Food and Drug Organization and Dr. Youssef Sadeghian from the Food and Drug Organization and the remarkable reception of private sector organizations and activists was held. Good producers should be spread the red carpet, he added: If the producer proves that he produces a high-quality product, the Food and Drug Organization is ready to hand over all matters to the technical officials of the units.
He emphasized: Removing the requirement of a manufacturing license for any type of food industry product requires an inquiry from the Parliament and the Guardian Council.
According to this report, before Dr. Al Boyeh’s speech, Masoud Bakhtiari, the head of the Iran Canning Industry Syndicate, pointed out the analysis and analysis of the problems of issuing the manufacturing license and noted: wasting the time and energy of the experts of the production units on unnecessary matters, wasting the time and energy of the experts The Food and Drug Organization and the provincial food and drug departments are considered to be unnecessary matters and the lack of time to do the necessary things, including monitoring the residual pesticides and chemical fertilizers in products, among other problems surrounding the issuance of manufacturing permits.

He stated: Ignoring the principle of confidentiality of the information of production units, imposing heavy costs on production units to issue multiple manufacturing licenses, suppressing innovation in the production of new products, and making the business environment unfavorable due to focusing on previous supervisions instead of subsequent supervisions. Another issue is the issue of construction permits.
Bakhtiari further suggested: if only one permit is issued for each group of food products, and the specifications and contents are included in the product marking section, and only one manufacturing permit is issued for each national product standard, many problems of food industry producers will be solved. became.


