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Classification of ‘Alovit Cream’ consisting of ‘Aloe extract 10% ...

Central Excise

June 12, 2014

Classification of ‘Alovit Cream’ consisting of ‘Aloe extract 10% w/w, Tocopheryl Acetate I.P. 0.5% w/w and Moisturising cream base - the product manufactured by them is a medicine - AT

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