Get rate on meat

what is gst rate on marinated raw meat , smoked meat
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This discussion clarifies the Goods and Services Tax (GST) rates applicable to different types of meat. Raw meat is generally exempt from GST. However, if meat is supplied as part of a restaurant service, such as smoked meat, it may be taxable at a rate of 5% GST. The consensus is that simple methods like marinating or smoking, when not part of a restaurant service, do not change the exemption status of the meat itself.

I think both are just methods to cook meat or add flavors to it so if u r just supplying meat not a restaurant service then it is nil rate but I'm not sure confirm from others too
So many rates are in the books , please elaborate in detail .
Raw meat is Exempted.
Yes agree with Pankaj Sir...

As per Notification No. 2/2017 - Central Tax ( Rate ), dated 28th June 2017, Fresh Meats are Exempted from GST.

But if you are supplying smoked meat in the restaurant, then it would be taxable at the rate of 5% GST.

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