Disposal of seized liquor requires FSSAI NOC or destruction, with committee oversight and e auction where permitted. Seized foreign origin liquor must be reviewed by a constituted Liquor Disposal Committee which shall verify consignments, obtain sampling, testing and a NOC from FSSAI where feasible, and dispose of NOC cleared stock via e auction to bidders complying with State Excise laws; consignments that cannot be sampled or cleared shall be destroyed following NDPS style destruction procedures, with a triplicate Certificate of Destruction and advance notice to the Principal Commissioner/Commissioner for possible inspection.
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Disposal of seized liquor requires FSSAI NOC or destruction, with committee oversight and e auction where permitted.
Seized foreign origin liquor must be reviewed by a constituted Liquor Disposal Committee which shall verify consignments, obtain sampling, testing and a NOC from FSSAI where feasible, and dispose of NOC cleared stock via e auction to bidders complying with State Excise laws; consignments that cannot be sampled or cleared shall be destroyed following NDPS style destruction procedures, with a triplicate Certificate of Destruction and advance notice to the Principal Commissioner/Commissioner for possible inspection.
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