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May 3, 2022

Classification of goods - rate of GST - Dry Powders containing Protein Powder with Vitamins & Minerals - On scrutiny of Chapters 16 to 24 covered by Section IV, it is found that there is no other Chapter more appropriate than Chapter 21 (Miscellaneous Edible Preparations) and as such the product in question viz “Protowits” should be classified under Chapter 21 only. - AAAR

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