Denial of exemption claim - Classification of salted potato ...

Central Excise

September 22, 2015

Denial of exemption claim - Classification of salted potato chips - the goods in question, would be covered under Heading No. 2005 20 00 of Chapter 20 and accordingly, the same would be exempted from duty - AT

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Denial of exemption claim - Classification of salted potato ...

Central Excise

September 22, 2015

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