Description
Prohibition Act, 1949 & State Excise Rules ( State - specific liquor/chemical form )
In prohibition-enforced states, any company or industry using alcohol-based chemicals, such as Methanol, Ethanol, or Denatured Spirit, must obtain a Prohibition License. This is especially required for use in manufacturing, chemical processing, laboratory analysis, and pharmaceutical industries. The license ensures regulated and lawful procurement, storage, and use of restricted alcohol-based substances.
Methanol (Methyl Alcohol)
Ethanol (Ethyl Alcohol)
Denatured Spirit
Rectified Spirit (RS)
Absolute Alcohol
Industrial Alcohol (for production use)
Commonly Regulated Substances under Prohibition License
Forms & Application Process
Application for Industrial Permit – For companies using alcohol for manufacturing purposes
Issued by: Prohibition & Excise Department (State Government)
Permit for Possession / Storage – To store spirit/methanol at the site
Issued by: District Collector / Excise Officer
Transit Pass / Transport Permit – For movement of alcohol across or within state
Issued by: Excise Department
Renewal Form – For extending validity of the license
Issued by: Same issuing authority
Processing Time: 15–30 working days
Renewal Frequency: Typically annual; must be renewed before expiry
Naina Techsol Can assist with
Identify correct type of license based on your process or chemical
Prepare and submit application to Excise Department
Assist with safe-use affidavits and facility storage layout
Liaison with state-level Prohibition and Excise offices
Help with renewals, amendments, and documentation audits
Support during inspections and verification by authorities
