Clandestine Removal - melting scrap - excess input output ratio ...

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July 12, 2023

Clandestine Removal - melting scrap - excess input output ratio - shortage of finished goods - The said input-output ratio cannot remain fixed due to variable factors prevailed in the character of all the constituent raw material, especially, that of Iron Ore, largely due to variation in Fe(T) of the Iron Ore. As Fe(T) content in the Iron Ore varies, standard norms cannot be achieved for production of Iron Ore - AT

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Clandestine Removal - melting scrap - excess input output ratio ...

Central Excise

July 12, 2023

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