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<h1>Coconut Oil in Containers Up to 200ml Classified as Hair Oil for Excise Duty, Says CBEC Circular.</h1> The circular issued by the Central Board of Excise & Customs addresses the classification of coconut oil packed in small containers for excise duty purposes. It clarifies that coconut oil in containers up to 200 ml should be classified as 'hair oil' under heading 3305, regardless of labeling, due to its general retail use as hair oil. This decision aligns with amendments to the Central Excise Tariff, which prioritize retail packaging and consumer use over specific labeling. The circular withdraws a previous 1995 directive and aims to ensure uniformity in tax assessments for coconut oil sold in small containers.