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<h1>Circular Calls for Reassessment of Ayurvedic Product Classification Under Central Excise Tariff Act, 1985; Focus on Popular Perception.</h1> The circular addresses disputes over the classification of products under the Central Excise Tariff Act, 1985, claimed as Ayurvedic medicines by manufacturers but considered cosmetics or toilet requisites by the department. It emphasizes using popular perception over scientific definitions for classification, referencing several legal judgments. The circular instructs Commissioners of Central Excise to reassess products claimed as Ayurvedic medicaments, considering their marketing, therapeutic claims, and usage. A drug license should guide but not determine classification. This directive supersedes previous instructions, requiring a review of products and a report by October 15, 1997.