Classification of imported item - Fused Silica cannot be ...

Customs

January 9, 2017

Classification of imported item - Fused Silica cannot be considered as Glass microsphere or for that purpose, as glass beads to be classified under chapter 7018 - the classification declared by chapter heading 2505 1019 is correct. - AT

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Classification of imported item - Fused Silica cannot be ...

Customs

January 9, 2017

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