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Low cost Binder - excise duty

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Product: Low cost binder Major elements : 90 % Fly ash & 10 % opc cement What is the Central excise tariff classification for this and Rate of excide duty.
Clarification sought on excise tariff classification for binder with 90% fly ash, 10% OPC cement under excise regulations. A query was raised regarding the Central Excise tariff classification and excise duty rate for a low-cost binder composed of 90% fly ash and 10% OPC cement. The response sought clarification on whether the binder is considered a substitute for cement or classified as any form of cement, emphasizing the need for a technical understanding of its classification under excise regulations. (AI Summary)
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