The situation you are talking about should be called entrusted processing. There are two forms of this situation. One is that you provide the raw materials yourself, but only use the manufacturer's production line to process them for you, and put your label on them when selling them; the other is that the raw materials are also provided by the other party, which means that they are completely processed by the other party. Purchasing, processing, but your labels must be affixed after production and sale. Such commissions are rare. Generally speaking, the first form is more common.

The act of entrusting food processing, before the food production function has been transferred to the State Administration of Food, and is still under the supervision of the State Administration of Quality Supervision, requires the following requirements:

1. Both parties have qualified and valid industrial and commercial business licenses;

2. The entrusted party should have a qualified and valid food production license, that is, the original QS certificate, and the license content on the production license must comply with For entrusted processing projects, if you want to entrust the processing project without obtaining a production license, it is not possible.

3. Both parties must sign a contract and file it with the local quality supervision department.

Of course, this was the condition under the supervision of the quality supervision department. This year, the newly revised "Food Safety Law" has taken effect on October 1, and food production supervision has long been included in the food safety supervision department by the quality supervision department. pharmaceutical sector. Therefore, this year's State Food and Drug Administration Order No. 16 promulgated the "Measures for the Administration of Food Production Licensing" and also made some provisions on entrusted processing. Entrusted processing is a market behavior and administrative departments should not interfere. The new "Food Production Licensing Management Measures" The Licensing Management Measures cancel the requirement for food producers to register with regulatory authorities for entrusted processing. Both parties entrusting food production only need to truly indicate the names, addresses and contact information of the entrusting party and the entrusted party, as well as the entrusted party's food production license and other information in accordance with laws, regulations and national food safety standards.