Mill Test Certificate requirement: lack of MTC permits reclassification of steel consignments as secondary for customs assessment. Import consignments of hot-rolled, cold-rolled and stainless steel sheets, coils, plates and tin plates declared as prime/stock lot/ex-stock/prime excess must be supported by invoice, packing list with sizes/weights/thickness, original country of origin certificate, bill of lading and a manufacturer's Mill Test Certificate certifying heat number, finish, grade and chemical composition; inspecting officers shall compare MTC particulars with markings and, if MTC is not produced or marks do not corroborate the declaration, treat consignments as secondary/defective/seconds and refer for testing if doubt persists.
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Mill Test Certificate requirement: lack of MTC permits reclassification of steel consignments as secondary for customs assessment.
Import consignments of hot-rolled, cold-rolled and stainless steel sheets, coils, plates and tin plates declared as prime/stock lot/ex-stock/prime excess must be supported by invoice, packing list with sizes/weights/thickness, original country of origin certificate, bill of lading and a manufacturer's Mill Test Certificate certifying heat number, finish, grade and chemical composition; inspecting officers shall compare MTC particulars with markings and, if MTC is not produced or marks do not corroborate the declaration, treat consignments as secondary/defective/seconds and refer for testing if doubt persists.
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