Manufacture - process of sterilization of medical equipments - ...

Central Excise

May 9, 2015

Manufacture - process of sterilization of medical equipments - Such process of removal of foreign matters from a product complete in itself would not amount to manufacture - Neither the character nor the end use of the syringe and needle has changed post-sterilization - SC

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Manufacture - process of sterilization of medical equipments - ...

Central Excise

May 9, 2015

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