The tariff classification of a bath sponge, a hand held massager, a mirror, a loofah mitt and a nailbrush from China.

The tariff classification of Massagers from China

The tariff classification of Massagers from China

“Massaging Slipper;” Composite Article; GRI 1; MassagingApparatus

The tariff classification of a Massage Pad from Hong Kong Dear Mr. Milne:In your letter, dated July 29, 1999, you requested a tariff classification ruling.Model #HPM-970 is a 13" x 13" massaging pad. It contains 2 electric motors located at both ends of the pad to create an even massage within the unit. There are two heat settings to customize your treatment for a gentle or energetic massage. The heating element is located only on one side of the pad. Included with the pad is a 12 Volt DC adapter, sponge, and textile cover. Your literature gives approximately the same space and emphasis to the massage and heating features. We estimate that the massage and heating components are roughly equivalent in cost and in importance to the average purchaser. The massage classification appears later in the HTS, noting Explanatory Note 3(c) to the General Rules of Interpretation.The applicable subheading for this item will be 9019.10.2035, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HT

The tariff classification of the ABackstroke Back Massager@ from Taiwan