- Case C-252/24 involves a request for a preliminary ruling on the correct determination of tariff classification and Combined Nomenclature of a food supplement
- The applicant, Prisum Healthcare SRL, is challenging a decision by the Romanian Customs Authority regarding the classification of their product
- The applicant argues that the product is a food supplement and should be classified under a specific tariff heading, not as a common tonic beverage
- The applicant claims that the defendant did not properly analyze the technical characteristics of the product and infringed on rules for tariff classification
- The applicant references previous judgments by the Court of Justice in support of their argument
Source: curia.europa.eu
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