Mis-declaration of goods – declaration of import as Diethyl ...

Customs

October 12, 2015

Mis-declaration of goods – declaration of import as Diethyl Hexyl Pthalate (DEHP) instead of Di-Octyl Pthalate (DOP) – technical literature shows that DOP and DEHP are used interchangeably and that contention of manufacturer of products and importer cannot be brushed aside that products were different in quality and price - Demand set aside - AT

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Mis-declaration of goods – declaration of import as Diethyl ...

Customs

October 12, 2015

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