Reconsideration of NYRL 871889; glasscloth adhesive tape; narrow woven fabric; false selvedges; subheading 7019.20.20; Additional U.S. Note 6 to Chapter 70; Legal Note 5 to Chapter 58; Explanatory Note 58.06(A)(2); HRL 950102
Reasoning
Reconsideration of NYRL 871889; glasscloth adhesive tape; narrow woven fabric; false selvedges; subheading 7019.20.20; Additional U.S. Note 6 to Chapter 70; Legal Note 5 to Chapter 58; Explanatory Note 58.06(A)(2); HRL 950102
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CBP Ruling 951998 (70192010): Reconsideration of NYRL 871889; glasscloth adhesive tape; narrow woven fabric; false selvedges; subheading 7019.20.20; Additional U.S. Note 6 to Chapter 70; Legal Note 5 to Chapter 58; Explanatory Note 58.06(A)(2); HRL 950102
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