Those who engage in catering services without permission, if the value of food and food additives is less than 11,111 yuan, shall be fined between 51,111 yuan and 111,111 yuan; If the value of the goods is more than 11,111 yuan, a fine of more than 11 times and less than 21 times of the value of the goods shall be imposed. Engaging in catering services without permission includes the following situations:

1. engaging in food business activities without obtaining a food business license;

2. changing the business address, license category and remarks of catering services without authorization; ?

3. The Food and Beverage Service License is still engaged in food and beverage service after its expiration; ?

4. using the transferred, altered, lent, resold or leased Catering Service Permit, or using the illegally obtained Catering Service Permit in other forms to engage in catering services.

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The Measures for the Supervision and Administration of Food Safety in Catering Services stipulates:

Article 8 A catering service provider must obtain a Catering Service Permit according to law, operate according to the permitted scope, and hang or place the Catering Service Permit in a prominent position in the dining place.

article 9 according to article 92 of the food safety law, the directly responsible person in charge of a unit whose catering service license has been revoked shall not engage in catering service management within five years from the date of making the punishment decision.

The Food Safety Law of the People's Republic of China stipulates:

Article 35 The state practices a licensing system for food production and marketing. Engaged in food production, food sales, catering services, shall obtain a license according to law. However, the sale of edible agricultural products does not require permission.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Measures for the Supervision and Administration of Food Safety in Catering Services (Article 37)

China People's Congress Network-Food Safety Law of the People's Republic of China (Article 122)