No GST on Supply of Frozen Poultry Products to institutional consumers: AAR:

AAR ruling on GST exemption and applicable tax rates for the supply of frozen poultry products to institutional and non-institutional buyers under the GST law.
Clarifying GST Exemptions and Tax Rates for Poultry Supplies

No GST on Supply of Frozen Poultry Products to institutional consumers: AAR
The appeal has been filed by a company named M/S. Ramdharsan Thanikachalam (Vee Gee Sundaram And Sons) (Appellant) before the Kerala Authority for Advance Ruling, Goods and Services Tax Department, Tax Tower, Thiruvananthapuram. The appellant has a registered address at 8/162, Vee Gee S Premises, Pollachi Road, Kozhinjampara, Palakkad - 678555 and is registered under the GST Act, 2017, with a GSTIN of 32AXNPT3250D1ZL.
The appellant is involved in the trading of poultry meat, both whole (not cut into pieces) and in the form of cuts and offal sourced from third parties. They supply the product in wholesale bags of 30 kg each, including 15 smaller packs of 2 kg each. The packaging clearly states, "Packed exclusively for institutional sale and not for retail sale." The appellant wants to supply these products to various buyers, including the Indian Army, the Ministry of Defence, and Taj Kerala Hotel & Resorts Ltd (Gateway, Varkala), among others. The supply may be carried out in either of the following ways:
- Direct supply by the applicant to the institutional buyers, or supply by the applicant to a distributor, who then supplies it to institutional buyers.
- In rare cases, if the applicant is unable to sell the product to institutional buyers either directly or through distributors, it may consider selling to non-institutional buyers as well.
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