Manufacture: pickling and oiling as preparatory processes do not constitute manufacture, lacking emergence of a new commodity. Pickling and oiling are chemical cleaning and preparatory processes that do not result in the emergence of a new commodity with different name, character and use; therefore such processes do not amount to manufacture for Central Excise purposes, consistent with prior clarifications on de-coiling, cutting and slitting and tribunal decisions treating pickling as preparatory.
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Manufacture: pickling and oiling as preparatory processes do not constitute manufacture, lacking emergence of a new commodity.
Pickling and oiling are chemical cleaning and preparatory processes that do not result in the emergence of a new commodity with different name, character and use; therefore such processes do not amount to manufacture for Central Excise purposes, consistent with prior clarifications on de-coiling, cutting and slitting and tribunal decisions treating pickling as preparatory.
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