As part of the Jharkhand Produce (Country Liquor Manufacture, Bottling and Storage) Rules-2018 (Country Liquors Policy), it has been proposed, from an environmental point of view, to use glass bottles instead of PET/plastic bottles. In order to increase alcohol consumption, changes must also be made in terms of strength, size and alcohol content. With these changes, the illegal alcohol production of Jawa, Mahua, Chulai, etc. can also be controlled. Note: Violations of any of the above conditions or any provision of the Jharkhand Excise Act, 1915, or any of the published notices of rules under this Act, to the extent applicable to this Licence, shall be subject to the holder of such Licence and to any or all penalties prescribed by law for such period in force. (2) Words and expressions used in these Rules and not defined but defined in the Act and the regulations made under it have the same meaning as those assigned to them in the Act or in rules, communications or orders made under it. If there is any doubt as to the meaning of the words, the interpretation is made by the Commissioner of Excise and is final. 5. The licensee or an authorized representative on behalf of the licensee shall obtain a certificate from the laboratory/chemist of the Excise Department, the Government of Jharkhand or a chemist or the National Accreditation Body for Calibration and Testing Laboratories (NABL) related to the Excise Department, to which the Excise Officer may request examination of any mark intended for production in the Bottling Plant of the country: in which the examiner standardizes. According to the relevant FSSAI specification, the ingredients and their parameters that must be verified to ensure the suitability of this mark for human consumption and the official must authorize the bottling of any batch of country liquor if the chemical analysis or test report of this country liquor meets the standards specified by the relevant inspector in the certificate. The report shall be drawn up in format II (CH) annexed to these Regulations and shall be handed over to the competent official, duly certified by the person authorized to keep a record of the production of this batch of alcohol at the liquor bottling plant.
1. The licensee is bound by the provisions of the Jharkhand Excise Act 1915, as subsequently amended, and by any regulations relating to the management of warehouses or the distribution of spirits which may be prescribed from time to time under that Act, as well as by any special order which may be issued by the Excise Commissioner in respect of a particular warehouse; and causes all persons employed by Licensee to comply with all such rules and ordinances. (w) `extra neutral alcohol` means a spirit drink produced in India from materials such as gur, molasses and various types of cereals, flowers and fruits and complying with the specifications and requirements set out in the Food Safety and Standards (Alcoholic Beverages) Regulations 2018. (3) The country`s spirits bottling plant shall establish its own laboratory on the approved premises; This laboratory must be well equipped and staffed with qualified technical staff, as required, from time to time. The costs incurred for this purpose shall be borne by the undertaking. The Excise Duty Commissioner shall, from time to time, make orders specifying the type of equipment and its specifications necessary for the establishment of such a laboratory, as well as the minimum qualifications of the personnel to be assigned to the laboratory crew. The spirits bottling plant in the country shall designate in the “Form 1 (CH)” annexed to these Regulations a person responsible for this laboratory and, on behalf of the company, for the analysis report of the sample(s) and submit it to the competent excise officer. The Minister of Excise instructed the Secretary of the Department of Excise and Prohibition, Vinay Choubey, and Ministry officials to thoroughly review the advice received from the CSMCL and take appropriate action.
2. That the licensee complies with all the provisions of the rules and regulations relating to the import or transport of spirit drinks intended for storage or deposit in the aforementioned warehouse. (u) `coverage area` means the whole State of Jharkhand. Any licence granted under these rules may supply land liquor throughout the state of Jharkhand, subject to instructions from the Department of Excise and Prohibition. (d) the provisions of Government Notice No. 470/F of 15.01.1919 in accordance with the Jharkhand Excise Act, 1915. The licensee is required to comply properly and faithfully with the following conditions and the provisions of the Jharkhand Excise Act 1915 as a condition of its continued force, and with all notices and rules published or published therein from time to time: (q) `bottling plant` means any system; which includes some or all of the following processes – cleaning, washing, rinsing, filling, capping, labelling and packaging, etc. of bottles leading to the bottling of terrestrial liquors in accordance with these rules; N° – 01/NITI-22/2017- 2141. – In exercising the powers conferred by Section 89 of the Jharkhand Excise Act 1915, the Government of Jharkhand shall make the following rules: – Published in accordance with Notice No. 01/Niti-22/2017- 2141 of 24.12.2018 (m) “License” means the license granted under these Regulations; 2. Definitions – (1) In these Regulations, unless there is something repugnant in the object or context, – IX.
This licensee must comply with all rules/orders/circulars notified under the Jharkhand Excise Act and all orders and instructions of the Excise Commissioner. Jharkhand Excise (Manufacture, Bottling and Storage of Country Liquor) Rules 2018 In the Jharkhand Excise (Retail Policy) Rules 2018, following the example of states such as Chhattisgarh, Kerala and Tamil Nadu, it was recommended to operate the activities by private agencies under strict government control. 5. The maximum selling price of encapsulated and labelled country spirits sold under this Permit shall be determined by the Excise Duty Commissioner in accordance with the applicable rules. 15. that the licensee, to the satisfaction of the excise officer, shall, to the satisfaction of the Commissioner of Excise, pay a tax under section 27 or 28 of the Jharkhand Excise Act 1915 or its amendment, which is duly introduced and stored in a warehouse and unpaid, go beyond the compensation of waste, as required by the rules currently in force. 8. Violation of any provision of the Jharkhand Excise Act, 1915, as subsequently amended, or of any of the above rules or orders, or of any of the conditions of this licence, shall result in the forfeiture of his licence and of any or all penalties prescribed by law or by any rule. I. That he carries out the bottling activity only in the premises mentioned herein, a plan of which has been filed with the office of the collector. 4. The dealer of the spirit drinks bottling plant or an authorized representative on behalf of the bottler of spirits of the country shall take two samples of 600 ml each after completion of the reduction, blending, etc.
processes and before the start of the bottling process under the supervision and presence of the person in charge of the bottling plant, and transfers these two samples (lot: The appropriate excise officer sends one of these samples with: duly invoiced for inspection to the laboratory of the country`s spirits bottling plant, and a new sample is kept in his custody for six months from the date of the last bottling of that batch of brandy. Sample vials in the custody of the competent excise officer may be reprocessed after informing the collector; In this case, however, no reprocessing fee will be charged. 4. The excise officer responsible for manufacturing shall keep a book of holograms or LELs in such form as the Commissioner may prescribe from time to time; VII. Authorize/authorize an excise officer of the rank of sub-inspector or above to enter and remain in the approved premises for as long as is necessary for the performance of his duties, and that he does not prevent such official from performing these duties.