Classification of par boiling machinery - the par-boiling ...

Central Excise

November 19, 2016

Classification of par boiling machinery - the par-boiling machine, when examined and assessed independently satisfies all the specification of heading 84.19, thus making it compulsorily to fall under heading 84.19. - AT

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Classification of par boiling machinery - the par-boiling ...

Central Excise

November 19, 2016

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