While the testing authority did opine that the samples were ...

Customs

November 20, 2019

While the testing authority did opine that the samples were ‘other than copper residue’, we find no elaboration commencing therefrom which could lead to the conclusion that the goods are ‘brass’. Mere conclusion of non-conformity to declared declaration does not sanction the adoption of an alternative classification which has not even been proposed.

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While the testing authority did opine that the samples were ...

Customs

November 20, 2019

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