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To conclude that the imported goods were not PDO but ‘base oil’ ...

Customs

September 23, 2016

To conclude that the imported goods were not PDO but ‘base oil’ and allege mis-declaration on the part of the importer only on the basis of the chemical examiner’s report on one out of three characteristics will not be correct - AT

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