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The valuation of the goods in question being food supplements, ...


Food Supplements Valuation Without Beef: Use Rule 7 and Deductive Method for Accurate Assessment.

November 15, 2018

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The valuation of the goods in question being food supplements, not containing beef has to be done under rule 7 of the Valuation Rules (deductive method).

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