National Juice Products Ass'n v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• holding that imported orange juice concentrate “imparts the essential character” to the completed orange juice and thus was not substantially transformed
• finding that severe disruption to a company’s business operations is sufficient to establish irreparable injury
• the magnitude of the injury is not critical, rather the immediacy of the injury and the adequacy of the future relief
• country of origin ruling could be challenged under § 1581(h) when plaintiffs clearly intended to produce and import product described in the ruling
• Plaintiff provided affidavits from “a sampling of processors” estimating the substantial cost of new labels and packaging
• plaintiff provided third party affidavits attesting that compliance with a new Customs ruling would take up to two and a half years and prevent satisfaction of customer orders

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