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According to the relevant regulations of the state, what does not belong to the scope of catering service license?

According to the relevant regulations of the state, food vendors do not belong to the scope of catering service license. The specific scope of catering service license is as follows:

1. Restaurants (including restaurants, restaurants, hotels, restaurants, etc.): refers to units that mainly engage in food (including Chinese food, western food, Japanese food, Korean food, etc.), including hot pot restaurants, barbecue shops, etc.

2. Fast food restaurant: refers to the unit whose main processing and supply forms are centralized processing and distribution, eating separately on the spot and providing dining service quickly;

3. Snack bar: refers to the unit that mainly deals in snacks and snacks;

4. Beverage shop: refers to the unit that mainly supplies alcohol, coffee, tea or drinks;

5. Canteen: refers to the units set up in institutions, schools, enterprises, institutions, construction sites and other places (places) for internal employees, students, etc.

Legal basis: Article 11 of the Administrative Measures for Catering Service License

The following materials shall be submitted when applying for a Catering Service License:

(1) An application for a Catering Service License;

(2) the certificate of pre-approval of the name (a copy of the business license can be provided for those who have engaged in other businesses);

(3) Schematic diagram of the catering service business premises and equipment layout, processing flow and sanitary facilities;

(4) the identity certificate (photocopy) of the legal representative (person in charge or owner) and the explanatory materials that do not belong to Article 36 and Article 37 of these Measures;

(5) materials that the food safety management personnel meet the relevant conditions in Article 9 of these Measures;

(6) rules and regulations to ensure food safety;

(7) other materials as prescribed by the State Food and Drug Administration or the food and drug administrations of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government.