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Woven man-made fibre label tapes, imported in rolls but...

Woven textile label classification places specially processed garment-label rolls under the textile-label heading, enabling concessional IGST treatment.

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Customs September 23, 2026 Case Laws AAR
Woven man-made fibre label tapes, imported in rolls but specially processed for durable printing and intended solely to display garment-related information, fall within the heading for woven labels and similar textile articles rather than narrow woven fabrics. Their subsequent printing or cutting does not prevent them from possessing the essential character of labels. Where the material composition is confirmed as man-made fibre, classification applies under the specific tariff item for woven labels of man-made fibre rather than the residual entry. Products so classified fall within the concessional IGST entry for textile labels, subject to verification of declared characteristics and applicable conditions.

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