Classification of imported goods - Food supplement or Food ...

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February 20, 2015

Classification of imported goods - Food supplement or Food preparation for infants it is a FOLLOW-UP FORMULA and infant food complementary to mother's milk. - classifiable under CTH 1901.10 and not under 21.06 - AT

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Classification of imported goods - Food supplement or Food ...

Customs

February 20, 2015

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