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Issues: Whether Biofos Mono Calcium Phosphate imported in bulk was classifiable under heading 2309 as a preparation of a kind used in animal feeding or under heading 2835 as calcium monobasic phosphate.
Analysis: The competing entries were examined against Chapter Note 1 to Chapter 28 and the General Rules for Interpretation. The product was found to be a mixture predominantly consisting of mono calcium phosphate monohydrate, with the asserted fluorine content not shown to be a deliberately retained constituent supported by the product composition or safety data sheet. Applying Rule 3(a), the specific sub-heading for calcium monobasic phosphate was held to prevail over the more general animal feed heading. The claim that fluorine converted the product into an animal-feed preparation was not accepted, and the explanation of deliberate retention was rejected as unsubstantiated. The finding of attempted misclassification was also recorded.
Conclusion: The product was held classifiable under heading 2835 and not under heading 2309, and the appeal was rejected.
Ratio Decidendi: Where goods are specifically covered by a tariff sub-heading, that specific entry prevails over a general residuary or end-use heading, and an unsupported claim that an ingredient is deliberately retained will not displace classification under the specific heading.