Product classification of coconut oil: permitted antioxidants used only to prevent rancidity do not change tariff classification. Coconut oil packed in small containers is classifiable as a cosmetic preparation if labels indicate hair application or if additives or processes make it a preparation for use on hair. Antioxidants permitted under Rule 59 of the Prevention of Food Adulteration Rules, when used solely to prevent rancidity, do not by themselves alter the tariff classification of coconut oil as a fixed vegetable oil.
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Product classification of coconut oil: permitted antioxidants used only to prevent rancidity do not change tariff classification.
Coconut oil packed in small containers is classifiable as a cosmetic preparation if labels indicate hair application or if additives or processes make it a preparation for use on hair. Antioxidants permitted under Rule 59 of the Prevention of Food Adulteration Rules, when used solely to prevent rancidity, do not by themselves alter the tariff classification of coconut oil as a fixed vegetable oil.
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