Classification of wetting agents as surface-active preparations permits exemption under central excise notification when prescribed conditions met. Wetting agents used captively in textile yarn manufacture exhibit surface-active properties and are used during roving and yarn formation to prevent hairy fibres. The Chemical Examiner and the South Zone Tariff Conference concluded these wetting agents are surface-active preparations and not finishing agents, and therefore fall under the chapter for surface-active preparations and may qualify for exemption under the relevant central excise notification if they fulfil prescribed conditions. Classification of binding agents is under further examination.
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Classification of wetting agents as surface-active preparations permits exemption under central excise notification when prescribed conditions met.
Wetting agents used captively in textile yarn manufacture exhibit surface-active properties and are used during roving and yarn formation to prevent hairy fibres. The Chemical Examiner and the South Zone Tariff Conference concluded these wetting agents are surface-active preparations and not finishing agents, and therefore fall under the chapter for surface-active preparations and may qualify for exemption under the relevant central excise notification if they fulfil prescribed conditions. Classification of binding agents is under further examination.
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