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Corrosion Inhibitors Imported Under DFIA License Eligible for Benefits Under Notification No. 40/2006.

April 16, 2013

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Any product which is ‘Corrosion Inhibitor' imported under DFIA licence, is eligible for benefit of Notification No.40/2006. - AT

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