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Issues: Whether the imported commodity described as gran bar oats was classifiable under sub-heading 1905 31 00 as sweet biscuits or under sub-heading 1905 90 90 of the First Schedule to the Customs Tariff Act, 1975.
Analysis: The classification turned on the HSN Explanatory Notes to Heading 1905, under which sweet biscuits are fine bakers' wares having a base of flour, sugar or other sweetening matter and fat, with the stated ingredients constituting at least 50% of the product by weight. The commodity was found to be made on a base of whole grain oats, with oats visibly present in the samples and described in the label in that form. It was therefore not established to be made on a base of flour of oats or to answer the description of fine bakers' ware. The materials produced supported the view that biscuits are ordinarily manufactured using flour rather than whole grain cereals. The reliance on the Prevention of Food Adulteration Rules, 1955 did not assist the classification dispute.
Conclusion: The commodity was not sweet biscuits and was correctly classifiable under sub-heading 1905 90 90. The Revenue's proposed classification under sub-heading 1905 31 00 was rejected.