K B S Trading Co. v. United States

RiOHAEDsoosr, Judge:

The merchandise at bar consists of plastic or cellophane wrapped alimentary paste, packaged with packets containing soup base and sold as a unit, sometimes having a packet of garnishment within the package as well. It was imported from Japan and entered at Honolulu on various dates in 1964, 1965, .and 1966. The protests were consolidated at trial and are limited to the merchandise described in the invoices as either “Yokohama Saimin,” or “Hoka Hoka Ramen,” or “Miyakoichi Chuka Men,” or “Iiamnen Tsumea-wase,” or “Instant Yanmar Ramen,” or “Ehnjyo Brand.” All of the above…