
Thursday, 10 October 2013
Teatime
I’m running a public tariff classification training course in a couple
of weeks’ time (see website) and whilst adding the finishing touches to the
examples (I like to keep things topical) my sister presented me with a home-made
chocolate cornflake cake. My mind
immediately turned to how to classify such an item. What were the ingredients and in what
proportion? Although called a ‘cake’ it
isn’t really a cake. Chapter 19 prepared
foodstuffs is the logical choice but should it be 1904 cornflakes or 1905
bread, pastry, cakes and biscuits whether or not containing chocolate? A quick review of the GIRs would lead me
to suggest 1905 as the highest tariff code should be chosen.

Too late ! – It is not going anywhere it was delicious….

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