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Tribunal Upholds Reclassification of Imported Calcite Powder Due to Insufficient Testing Facilities at Customs Labs.

February 9, 2024

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ReClassification of imported goods - calcite powder (uncoated) - Tribunal concluded that since the Customs Laboratories did not have the facilities to test the specific product in question, the test report from those laboratories cannot be accepted. Therefore, the classification claimed by the appellant was upheld, and the appeal was allowed.

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