Manufacture - labelling and packing from bulk container to ...

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November 16, 2015

Manufacture - labelling and packing from bulk container to carboys - chapter 38 - the tankers cannot be termed as bulk packs and therefore the activity of transferring the goods from tankers into smaller drums cannot be said to be covered by the said chapter note 10. - AT

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Manufacture - labelling and packing from bulk container to ...

Central Excise

November 16, 2015

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