non-traditional goods definition

non-traditional goods means goods other than black tea not in packet or package form and each packet or package weighing not more than one kilogram, crepe rubber, sheet rubber, scrap rubber, latex or fresh coconuts, or agricultural, horticultural or dairy produce, and includes organic tea in bulk.

Related to non-traditional goods

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