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KASHMIRCART is the trading name of KASHMIR CART PRIVATE LIMITED, a family-run Kashmiri farm-to-home business from Pampore and Tral. We publish our company registration, MSME registration, food-business licence and management-system certifications here so that anyone — a customer, a wholesale partner or a regulator — can check who they are dealing with, and understand exactly what each credential does and does not mean.
Every reference number on this page is reproduced as it appears on the original document. None of them is presented as a government endorsement of any product.
Credentials overview
A business registration, a regulatory licence and a management-system certification are different things with different legal weight. We group them separately so no one reads more into a number than it actually says.
Business registrations
Statutory registrations that identify the company and its MSME status. They confirm the entity exists and is registered — nothing about product quality.
Regulatory licences
Licences required by law to carry on a regulated activity — in our case, operating as a food business in India under the FSSAI framework.
Management-system & programme certifications
Voluntary certifications that assess the organisation's processes and practices against a standard or programme — not individual product tests.
01 · Business registrations
KASHMIRCART is operated by KASHMIR CART PRIVATE LIMITED, a private limited company incorporated in 2013 and registered with the Registrar of Companies, Jammu & Kashmir, under the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India.
The Corporate Identity Number is a 21-character code assigned at incorporation. It confirms that the company is a legally registered entity with statutory filing obligations. Reading our CIN: U = unlisted, 74994 = industry class, JK = registered in Jammu & Kashmir, 2013 = year of incorporation, PTC = private limited company.
Udyam Registration is the Government of India's registration for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, administered by the Ministry of MSME. It classifies the enterprise by investment and turnover and makes it eligible for MSME schemes. It is an enterprise registration, not a quality or product certification.
Verify it yourself: search the CIN on the Ministry of Corporate Affairs portal (MCA Services → Master Data → View Company/LLP Master Data), and check the Udyam number on the official Udyam Registration portal (Verify Udyam Registration Number).
02 · Regulatory licences
Because KASHMIRCART packs and sells food products — saffron, nuts and dry fruits, honey, kahwa, spices and similar — it is a food business operator under the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006. Food business operators in India must be registered or licensed with the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) before trading.
Verify it yourself: FSSAI licences can be looked up on the official FoSCoS portal of FSSAI (FBO Search / licence search by number).
03 · Management-system certification
ISO 9001:2015 is the international standard for quality management systems published by the International Organization for Standardization. An organisation certified to ISO 9001:2015 has had its management processes — how it documents procedures, handles customer requirements, controls suppliers, addresses non-conformities and pursues continual improvement — audited against the standard by a certification body.
03 · Programme certification
ZED stands for Zero Defect, Zero Effect. The MSME Sustainable (ZED) Certification Scheme is run by the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, Government of India, and encourages MSMEs to adopt quality, productivity, safety and environmental practices. Enterprises are assessed against a set of parameters and may be certified at Bronze, Silver or Gold level.
ZED is a programme certification of the enterprise's practices under a government scheme. It is distinct from ISO 9001:2015 (an international management-system standard audited by an independent certification body) and from Udyam (a plain registration).
We display only the certificate reference as it appears on the document. The certification level and scope are those printed on the original ZED certificate; we do not claim a higher level than has been granted, and we do not present ZED as a product-quality mark.
About the scheme: official information is published on the MSME Sustainable (ZED) Certification portal.
Intellectual property
A trademark application for the name KASHMIRCART has been filed with the Trade Marks Registry, Office of the Controller General of Patents, Designs and Trade Marks, India. The application is currently processing. Registration has not been granted.
Understanding our credentials
Businesses often blur these together. We would rather you knew the difference.
| Credential | Type | Issued / administered by | What it confirms | What it does not confirm |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Company incorporation (CIN) | Statutory registration | Registrar of Companies, Ministry of Corporate Affairs | The company is a legally incorporated entity with filing obligations. | Product quality, safety or origin. |
| Udyam (MSME) registration | Enterprise registration | Ministry of MSME, Government of India | The enterprise is a registered micro, small or medium enterprise. | Any product standard or testing. |
| FSSAI licence | Regulatory licence (mandatory) | Food Safety and Standards Authority of India | The business is licensed to operate as a food business and is bound by food-safety regulations. | That every product is pure or laboratory tested. |
| ISO 9001:2015 | Management-system certification (voluntary) | Independent certification body, against an ISO standard | The organisation's quality management processes have been audited to the standard. | Individual product test results; government endorsement. |
| MSME ZED certification | Programme certification (voluntary) | Ministry of MSME — ZED scheme | The enterprise has been assessed under the ZED scheme at the level stated on its certificate. | Product-level quality grading. |
| Trademark application | Intellectual-property application | Trade Marks Registry, India | An application to register the KASHMIRCART mark has been filed and is processing. | Registered-trademark rights or the right to use ®. |
Document verification & enquiries
Most of what is on this page sits in public registers you can search yourself. For anything else, a member of the family answers the phone.
Use the official MCA, Udyam and FSSAI portals linked in each section above. These are the primary sources; our page only quotes them.
Wholesale partners, institutions and regulators may request copies of the ISO 9001:2015 and ZED certificates for legitimate purposes. Quote the reference number when you write.
Questions about a specific product or batch — origin, testing, storage — belong to that product page. Send us the product name and batch and we will share what we know.
Frequently asked questions
The Corporate Identity Number of KASHMIR CART PRIVATE LIMITED is U74994JK2013PTC004004, issued by the Registrar of Companies (Jammu & Kashmir) under the Ministry of Corporate Affairs. It identifies the incorporated company; it is not a product-quality certificate.
Yes. The enterprise holds Udyam Registration UDYAM-JK-15-0033453 with the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, Government of India. Udyam is an enterprise registration — it confirms MSME status, not product standards.
FSSAI licence 21025472000232 is a mandatory food-business licence under the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006. It permits KASHMIRCART to operate as a food business operator and obliges it to follow food-safety regulations. It is not a guarantee of purity for any specific product, and it does not mean every product has been laboratory tested.
No. ISO 9001:2015 is a quality-management-system standard. Certification (certificate IN-GSCERT-2025-11-075) means the organisation's processes have been audited against the standard by a certification body. It does not test, grade or certify individual products and is not the same as a product laboratory report.
MSME Sustainable (ZED — Zero Defect Zero Effect) Certification is a Ministry of MSME programme that assesses an enterprise's quality, safety and environmental practices at Bronze, Silver or Gold level. KASHMIRCART's reference is ZED_01112026_1106973; the level and scope are those stated on the original certificate.
Not yet. The KASHMIRCART trademark application is currently processing with the Trade Marks Registry, India. No registration has been granted, so we do not use the ® symbol or claim registered-trademark rights. Where ™ appears it denotes use in trade only.
Visit the Ministry of Corporate Affairs website (mca.gov.in), open MCA Services → Master Data → View Company/LLP Master Data, and enter the CIN. Udyam numbers can be verified at udyamregistration.gov.in, and FSSAI licences at foscos.fssai.gov.in.
No. Company registrations and management-system certifications concern the business entity and its processes. A laboratory report concerns one batch of one product. Where KASHMIRCART tests a batch — for instance saffron for crocin, picrocrocin and safranal — that information belongs to the product page and batch record, and can be requested with your batch number.
From the land of Kashmir, with sincerity
Registrations, licences and certifications tell you who we are and how we work. The product pages, batch records and the people who answer the phone tell you the rest.
CIN U74994JK2013PTC004004 · UDYAM-JK-15-0033453 · FSSAI 21025472000232 · ISO 9001:2015 · MSME ZED · Trademark application in process
