Question
Which of the following processes would NOT be covered
under "manufacture" in the SEZ Act ?Solution
Explanation: "Manufacture" includes making, assembling, repairing, and also specific processes like refrigeration, cutting, blending, etc.; organizing trade shows is not included.
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