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Potato Chips as Namkeen

Date 27 Aug 2016
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Classification as namkeen permits excise exemption for ready-to-eat potato chips under circular and tribunal guidance.
Packaged potato chips described as potato crackers may be treated as namkeen for excise benefit; this advice relies on Board Circular No. 841/18/2006-CX and tribunal authority concerning classification of ready-to-eat packaged snack foods, and manufacturers should follow those instruments to satisfy entitlement conditions. (AI Summary)

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Our company is manufacturing Potato Chips namely Potato Crackers. Now i would like to know whether potato chips could be declared as Namkeen to get benefit from Excise. Please advise me.

With thanks

Samik Chaudhuri.

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