Polypropylene filaments, approximately nine inches in length and a decitex of 92, are not classifiable as staple fibers of heading 5503, or as tubes, pipes and hoses of plastics of heading 3917; request for reconsideration of NYRL 848387 dated January 8, 1990.
Reasoning
Polypropylene filaments, approximately nine inches in length and a decitex of 92, are not classifiable as staple fibers of heading 5503, or as tubes, pipes and hoses of plastics of heading 3917; request for reconsideration of NYRL 848387 dated January 8, 1990.
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CBP Ruling 086833 (5404102090): Polypropylene filaments, approximately nine inches in length and a decitex of 92, are not classifiable as staple fibers of heading 5503, or as tubes, pipes and hoses of plastics of heading 3917; request for reconsideration of NYRL 848387 dated January 8, 1990.
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