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HomeMaharashtra State ExciseWholesaler ServiceM-III Licence Possession & Sale of Molasses in Maharashtra Step-by-Step Guide (2025)

M-III Licence Possession & Sale of Molasses in Maharashtra Step-by-Step Guide (2025)

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1. Introduction

The Form M-III licence authorizes persons other than molasses producers to legally possess and sell molasses under the Bombay Molasses Rules, 1955 and the Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949. Whether you’re dealing in bulk molasses or supplying to distilleries or cattle-feed processors, M‑III ensures you operate within the law.


2. Types of Licences Offered

Maharashtra recognizes multiple molasses-related licences:

  • M‑I – Possession & sale by molasses producers
  • M‑II – Possession & use (non-producers)
  • M‑III – Possession & sale (non-producers) – this article
  • M‑III-A – Bago-molasses for cattle feed

We focus on M‑III, which allows non-producers to legally trade molasses.


👥 3. Who Needs These Services?

M‑III licence is crucial for:

  • Traders importing molasses from sugar mills
  • Dealers selling to distilleries or cattle-feed units
  • Agricultural processors needing molasses as raw input
  • Firms managing bulk molasses movement and sale

Essentially, anyone trading molasses outside of production must obtain this licence.


🤝 4. Why Choose a License Registration Service Provider?

Licence registration can be time-consuming and detail-sensitive. A professional consultant helps by:

✅ Ensuring completeness of forms
✅ Secure uploads of identity & trade documents
✅ Correct quantification of storage/trade volumes
✅ Navigating safety & premises-regulation norms
✅ Tracking inspections and approvals efficiently

This minimizes delays and legal liability.


📝 5. Registration Process

Here’s your roadmap to obtaining the M‑III licence:

  1. Visit the Excise Services portal and log in
  2. Select M‑III – Possession & Sale of Molasses
  3. Fill in applicant info and entity type details
  4. Upload necessary identity, address, and entity proof
  5. Declare intended storage/use quantities
  6. Pay the government fee (₹500) online
  7. Await Collector/Officer enquiry and approval
  8. Download your licence upon issuance

📋 6. Required Documents

Prepare:

  • 📷 Applicant’s photo & signature
  • ✅ Proof of identity: Aadhaar/PAN/Voter
  • 📍 Proof of address: Aadhaar/Passport/Driving licence
  • 🏢 Entity documents (Partnership Deed, MOA/AOA, Co-op registration)

Quantities, place of storage, and usage purpose must be clearly stated.


💰 7. Cost Involved

Expect:

  • Licence Fee: ₹500 (inclusive)
  • Possible inspection charges, depending on inspection outcome
  • 😊 Consultant charges (if opting for expert help)

This is a low-cost, high-value registration.


⏱️ 8. Time Taken

Estimated timeline:

  • Online form submission: 1–2 days
  • Review & queries (if any): 5–7 days
  • Inspection & final grant: 7–10 days

🕒 Total timeframe: ~2–3 weeks


⚠️ 9. Common Mistakes to Avoid

🚫 Incorrect identity/address proofs
🚫 Misestimating storage/trade quantities
🚫 Not specifying trade purpose (e.g., distillation, cattle feed)
🚫 Incomplete entity documentation
🚫 Missing payment or failure to respond to official queries

Avoid these to ensure a timely licence grant.


📞 10. Call‑to‑Action (CTA)

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Our experts assist from documentation to approval—fast, accurate, and legally compliant.


❓ 11. FAQs

Q1: Who is eligible for M‑III?

Any non-producer trader or buyer of molasses requiring trade permission.

Q2: What is the licence validity?

Valid till the next fiscal year end—31 March—renewable annually.

Q3: Can I use this licence to store molasses permanently?

No—only for licensed purpose, permitted quantities, and specified location.

Q4: Are quantity limits imposed?

Yes—limits defined by Collector based on application submission.

Q5: What if the licence expires?

Operate post-expiry can lead to seizure or penalties—renew timely.

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