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Do I need any license or approvals for cosmetics brand?

Query: I have read your blog on how to start a cosmetics brands I have one doubt As I want to start my cosmetics brand and get products manufactured by some third party manufacturer . Do I need any license or approvals for same ?.kindly let me know Response: For only marketing and selling of cosmetic brands , you will not be required to have a drug license. If we talk about approval, then before manufacturing of your products, the manufacturer will take product approval from the drug department if needed. That's the manufacturer's responsibility. Hope this information is helpful to you...
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Minimum Investment required to set-up Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Plant

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I got your mail ID from the internet and wanted to interact with you regarding the setup of new pharma manufacturing plant requirements and the least amount to be invested.
I have been working with a pharmaceutical manufacturing plant for the last 16 years. Also can you please help me out in clearing my doubts regarding the setup as I won't have a lot of cash in hand and wanted to take a loan from a bank.

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Starting a pharmaceutical manufacturing plant is a costlier project. It requires a premises in the Industrial area and specifications as per Schedule M. You have to complete all requirements as per schedule M and apply for a manufacturing license at your concerned state drug licensing authority office...
Check documents and requirements for starting a pharmaceutical manufacturing unit by clicking here
Investment is not fixed and varies location to location. But pharmaceutical manufacturing plants have to set-up by compiling with current government specifications. Minimum investment required for setting up pharmaceutical manufacturing plants is at least 40 to 50 Lakh rupees.
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