Arrêté ministériel du 17 juillet 1914 sur l'acide acétique étranger destiné à des usages industriels.
Foreign acetic acid for industrial use may be admitted free of entry duties if the finance minister’s formalities are followed and the acid is denatured in advance so it is not edible.
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- Luxembourg
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- Order
- Citation
- http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/amin/1914/07/17/n1/jo
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- In force
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- Language
- fr
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Foreign acetic acid for industrial use may be admitted free of entry duties if the finance minister’s formalities are followed and the acid is denatured in advance so it is not edible. Imported acetic acid may be entered at reduced rates if the importer is a known industrial user and has prior authorization from the Administration. Acetic acid may be removed only with supporting entry documents and a passavant-à-caution, backed by a security deposit. The passavant-à-caution must separately state the kind of products, the location of the factory where it will be used, and the number, date, and amount of the relevant entry acquittal or entry declaration-acquittal. Avant l’enlèvement, l’acide acétique doit être dénaturé en présence des agents des douanes; les employés ayant assisté à l’opération doivent la constater et apposer un plomb ou un cachet de reconnaissance sur les colis.
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Arrêté ministériel du 17 juillet 1914 sur l'acide acétique étranger destiné à des usages industriels.
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