Belonging to products that increase agricultural added value.
Question 2: What industry does liquor wholesale belong to? 1. Health permit (to the local health bureau).
2. Business license (local industrial and commercial bureau).
3 tobacco monopoly certificate (local tobacco monopoly bureau) and health certificate (health and epidemic prevention station).
Start-up capital should be at least 6.5438+0.5 million.
Question 3: What industry do liquor enterprises belong to? Food industry?
Question 4: What kind of industry does wine sales belong to-daily necessities sales?
Question 5: What industry does working in a liquor factory belong to? Liquor belongs to food processing and is managed by the Food and Drug Administration.
Question 6: What kind of industry is wine sales? FMCG sales, gift group purchase?
Question 7: Does the liquor industry belong to monopoly competition? The relevant departments of the National Development and Reform Commission learned that Maotai and Wuliangye (25.06, 0.29, 1. 17%) were fined 449 million yuan for price monopoly, accounting for 1% of the sales of the two liquor companies in the previous year.
Judging from the performance and price of the two wine companies, it is true that the anti-monopoly law punishes Maotai and Wuliangye. The monopoly of Maotai and Wuliangye, in terms of degree and grade, is only a "small fly" in the current monopoly circle. The real "big tiger" is a central enterprise that starts with the word "China".
Although liquor has a certain degree of monopoly, the liquor industry belongs to a free competitive market after all. Moreover, from all aspects, the monopoly of liquor industry is simply "pediatrics" for oil, electricity, railways and other fields.
Question 8: Who has sold liquor and what is the specific workflow? Salesmen just go to supermarkets, famous cigarette hotels and find wholesale stores.
Question 9: Do wine sellers belong to the catering industry? Blind spots, local policies are different. We have a catering service license here, so we don't need to apply for a liquor business license, which means that catering includes selling wine, but if you sell other snacks, retail and other non-staple foods, it is not within the scope. Please confirm for yourself: Do you have a catering service license? Do you sell other non-staple foods?
Of course, if literally understood, catering is only the processing and sales of vegetables, excluding the sales of drinks, and it is necessary to increase the business scope of drinks. However, if this is the local policy, the registrar is generally obliged to remind you to apply for a food circulation license for drinks when you apply for a business license at that time (it is common knowledge that the catering industry will sell drinks). I wonder if I received this reminder at that time? If not, you don't have to pay a fine, just increase the business scope. If the local industrial and commercial bureau violates the rules, it can complain to the relevant departments when necessary. Of course, if it is not necessary, it is best not to.
Question 10: Which industry does liquor manufacturing belong to in the statistical yearbook?