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The note concludes that imported flavoured supari are classifiable under tariff item 21069030 based on HSN Explanatory Notes, Chapter and Section notes, the essential character test and applicable GIR principles; the CBIC circular clarifying classification of scented sweet supari and flavoured coated cardamom applies and informs the rate analysis. Consequently, goods falling under 21069030 qualify for concession under Serial No. 39 of Notification No. 68/2012-Customs, thereby making flavoured supari eligible for the specified Customs duty exemption on importation.
The note concludes that imported flavoured supari are classifiable under tariff item 21069030 based on HSN Explanatory Notes, Chapter and Section notes, the essential character test and applicable GIR principles; the CBIC circular clarifying classification of scented sweet supari and flavoured coated cardamom applies and informs the rate analysis. Consequently, goods falling under 21069030 qualify for concession under Serial No. 39 of Notification No. 68/2012-Customs, thereby making flavoured supari eligible for the specified Customs duty exemption on importation.
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