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Fortified Soy Protein Not Classifiable as Isolated Soy Protein: CAAR Delhi
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- In re Solae Company India Pvt Ltd. (CAAR Delhi)
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- Advance Rulings, CAAR
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In re Solae Company India Pvt Ltd. (CAAR Delhi)
M/s Solae Company India Pvt. Ltd. sought an advance ruling on the classification of its proposed import, Supro® XT 40, under the Customs Tariff Act, 1975. The product is described as an isolated soy protein in light cream-colored powder form, intended for use by manufacturers of juices and acidic beverages to fortify products with protein. Its composition consists of isolated soy protein, calcium phosphate, and less than 2% lecithin. According to the applicant, the product contains more than 90% protein on a moisture- and mineral-free basis and ...
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