A brand name, seller and licensed manufacturer can be different legal entities. Clear communication should explain who formulates, manufactures, markets, tests and sells each product.
Sanan Organix publicly identifies Mehta Ayurvedic Sansthan as its manufacturing partner.
The parties
The Sanan Organix website identifies Surya Sharma Solutions Private Limited as the legal entity associated with the brand and Mehta Ayurvedic Sansthan as the manufacturing partner.
Customers should be able to distinguish:
- Brand owner.
- Seller or marketer.
- Licensed manufacturer.
- Testing laboratory.
- Prescribing or consulting professional.
Each has a different role and responsibility.
Manufacturing-licence information
Sanan Organix currently publishes AYUSH manufacturing-licence number MP25D/55/96 for Mehta Ayurvedic Sansthan and excise-licence number 22/2022/0022.
Before publication, the current documents should be checked for:
- Licence holder’s exact name.
- Premises address.
- Issuing authority.
- Validity.
- Covered dosage forms and products.
- Conditions or endorsements.
A licence number should not be displayed without the document context needed to understand its scope.
What the licence does not prove by itself
A manufacturing licence does not automatically establish:
- That every brand product is listed or covered.
- That every advertising claim is approved.
- That every batch has identical test results.
- That a prescription is never required.
- That the product is suitable for every person.
The finished label and product-specific records still matter.
Product development and approval
For each product, the internal file should document:
- Approved formula.
- Ingredient specifications.
- Dosage form.
- Label text.
- Manufacturing instructions.
- In-process controls.
- Finished-product specifications.
- Batch-release decision.
The published product page should match the approved label and current manufactured formula.
Batch traceability
Customers should be able to locate the batch number, manufacture and expiry dates, manufacturer details and storage instructions.
The batch number connects the finished unit with:
- Raw-material records.
- Manufacturing record.
- In-process checks.
- Finished-product tests.
- Release decision.
- Complaint or recall investigation.
Quality testing
Relevant testing depends on the formula and dosage form. It can include identity, strength or composition, microbial quality, heavy metals, pesticides, residual solvents and other specifications.
A COA should match the product and batch. A generic laboratory badge is not enough.
NOC and brand-manufacturer relationship
Sanan Organix publishes an NOC/compliance page describing its relationship with Mehta Ayurvedic Sansthan. The current signed document, parties and scope should be verified before this article goes live.
View the AYUSH licence information
View the published NOC and compliance information
Questions customers can ask
- Who manufactured this exact product?
- Which licence covers it?
- Does the label match the approved formula?
- What batch checks were completed?
- How can a quality complaint be reported?
- How are recalls handled?
References
- Ministry of AYUSH: https://ayush.gov.in/
- Ministry of AYUSH, Drugs and Cosmetics Act and Rules resources: https://ayush.gov.in/resources/
Disclaimer
This article explains the documented manufacturing relationship and is not a substitute for the current licences, product list, approved label or batch records. All document numbers and scope must be reverified before publication.
