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Absolute Confiscation - penalty - Skimmed Milk Powder - prohibited goods or not - The technical specification of the impugned goods clearly falls under the FSSAI regulation as per the direction issued under Section 16(8) of the Food Safety Standards Act, 2006 regarding operationalisation of amended regulation regarding revised standards for milk and milk products etc., which includes essential parameters such as Milk fat (%), Milk Protein, Titrable acidity, Total ash content etc. Undisputedly FSSAI standards and BIS standards are complementary to each other and are not contrary. - The impugned goods in question are neither liable for confiscation nor for any penalty under the Customs Act - AT
Absolute Confiscation - penalty - Skimmed Milk Powder - prohibited goods or not - The technical specification of the impugned goods clearly falls under the FSSAI regulation as per the direction issued under Section 16(8) of the Food Safety Standards Act, 2006 regarding operationalisation of amended regulation regarding revised standards for milk and milk products etc., which includes essential parameters such as Milk fat (%), Milk Protein, Titrable acidity, Total ash content etc. Undisputedly FSSAI standards and BIS standards are complementary to each other and are not contrary. - The impugned goods in question are neither liable for confiscation nor for any penalty under the Customs Act - AT
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