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Mobile Food Services Business Guide

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कैश ड्रॉअर चोरी और गबन

₹5,000-₹10,000 per drawer daily in shortages; up to 5% topline sales leakage from unreconciled discrepancies

In QSRs and food trucks, ineffective cash management causes profit erosion through theft, counterfeiting, and errors during manual end-of-day reconciliation.

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विलंबित FSSAI लाइसेंस नवीकरण जुर्माना (Delayed FSSAI License Renewal Penalties)

₹100 per day × 30–90 days of delay = ₹3,000–₹9,000 per license per renewal cycle

Mobile food service operators face statutory late fees of ₹100 per day when FSSAI license renewal is not filed within the prescribed 30-day window. For vendors operating multiple units or managing multiple license expiries, administrative delays or forgotten renewal dates accumulate fines rapidly.

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छोटे रेस्तरां GST चोरी और राजस्व रिसाव (Small Restaurant GST Evasion & Revenue Leakage)

Government GST revenue loss from food delivery (pre-2021): estimated ₹500–₹1,500 crore/year; per unregistered small restaurant: ₹20,000–₹50,000 annual tax evasion (calculated from ₹20 lakh turnover × 5% GST × 50–60% evasion rate)

Before GST mandate on platforms, small restaurants evaded GST by not reporting delivery sales. Finance Minister stated: 'many restaurants evaded paying GST on food deliveries; small restaurants fail or deny this percentage.' Platforms now collect but still lack automated verification that cash sales are reported. Street food vendors (outside formal economy) saw no recovery; independent audit of 12 vendors showed 60% revenue loss during COVID, indicating underlying cash-economy fragility.

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COVID महामारी राजस्व संकट और विक्रय पतन (COVID Revenue Crisis & Sales Collapse)

Per street vendor: ₹600–₹1,100/day revenue loss × 250 operating days/year = ₹1.5–₹2.75 lakh annual loss; unsold inventory waste: ₹50,000–₹150,000/vendor for critical period; Swiggy platform revenue loss: ₹943 crore YoY

Research on 12 street food vendors in India showed revenue collapsed from ₹1,800/day to ₹700/day (61% drop). Another vendor's revenue fell from ₹2,500 to ₹1,000 (60% drop). Vendors were forced to discard unsold stock, incurring total loss. Swiggy's FY21 consolidated revenue fell 26.6% to ₹2,547 crore. Root cause: lockdowns, fear of virus, reduced customer base. Vendors with daily cash flow dependency (no savings buffer) faced acute hardship.

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