CBP Ruling Database

Protest 3126-92-100019; Spare Parts of Toothed Shaft Coupling; Nuts and Bolts; O-Rings; Complete and Unassembled; GRI 2(a); Explanatory Notes 2(a)(V) and (VII); HQs 088891, 951713, 953860, and 950886; Section XVI, Note 1(g); Section XV, Note 2(a); 8483.90.50; 8483.60.80

Protest 3126-92-100019; Spare Parts of Toothed Shaft Coupling; Nuts and Bolts; O-Rings; Complete and Unassembled; GRI 2(a); Explanatory Notes 2(a)(V) and (VII); HQs 088891, 951713, 953860, and 950886; Section XVI, Note 1(g); Section XV, Note 2(a); 8483.90.50; 8483.60.80

and R' may be the same or different. You claim that since di-penta does not contain either an alkyl or an aryl group (althoughit does have the R-O-R structure), di-penta does not satisfy theENs definition of ethers and should not, therefore, be classifiedas such. You also point out that the ether content of di-pentaaccounts for none of its chemical activity; that the chemicalactivity displayed is entirely attributable to the hydroxylgroups characteristic of penta and polypentaerythritols. As aresult you suggest that di-penta be classified as polyhydricalcohol derived from sugars in subheading 2905.49.2000, HTSUS. This would be appropriate you believe as polyhydric alcohols arecompounds containing multiple OH groups, and di-penta containssix OH groups. You state that it is derived from formaldehyde,acetaldehyde, and an alkaline condensing agent, which combine tocreate pentaerythose, a sugar, with some formaldehyde left over;the sugar and formaldehyde then react to give a combination

and R' may be the same or different. You claim that since di-penta does not contain either an alkyl or an aryl group (althoughit does have the R-O-R structure), di-penta does not satisfy theENs definition of ethers and should not, therefore, be classifiedas such. You also point out that the ether content of di-pentaaccounts for none of its chemical activity; that the chemicalactivity displayed is entirely attributable to the hydroxylgroups characteristic of penta and polypentaerythritols. As aresult you suggest that di-penta be classified as polyhydricalcohol derived from sugars in subheading 2905.49.2000, HTSUS. This would be appropriate you believe as polyhydric alcohols arecompounds containing multiple OH groups, and di-penta containssix OH groups. You state that it is derived from formaldehyde,acetaldehyde, and an alkaline condensing agent, which combine tocreate pentaerythose, a sugar, with some formaldehyde left over;the sugar and formaldehyde then react to give a combination

and R' may be the same or different. You claim that since di-penta does not contain either an alkyl or an aryl group (althoughit does have the R-O-R structure), di-penta does not satisfy theENs definition of ethers and should not, therefore, be classifiedas such. You also point out that the ether content of di-pentaaccounts for none of its chemical activity; that the chemicalactivity displayed is entirely attributable to the hydroxylgroups characteristic of penta and polypentaerythritols. As aresult you suggest that di-penta be classified as polyhydricalcohol derived from sugars in subheading 2905.49.2000, HTSUS. This would be appropriate you believe as polyhydric alcohols arecompounds containing multiple OH groups, and di-penta containssix OH groups. You state that it is derived from formaldehyde,acetaldehyde, and an alkaline condensing agent, which combine tocreate pentaerythose, a sugar, with some formaldehyde left over;the sugar and formaldehyde then react to give a combination

and R' may be the same or different. You claim that since di-penta does not contain either an alkyl or an aryl group (althoughit does have the R-O-R structure), di-penta does not satisfy theENs definition of ethers and should not, therefore, be classifiedas such. You also point out that the ether content of di-pentaaccounts for none of its chemical activity; that the chemicalactivity displayed is entirely attributable to the hydroxylgroups characteristic of penta and polypentaerythritols. As aresult you suggest that di-penta be classified as polyhydricalcohol derived from sugars in subheading 2905.49.2000, HTSUS. This would be appropriate you believe as polyhydric alcohols arecompounds containing multiple OH groups, and di-penta containssix OH groups. You state that it is derived from formaldehyde,acetaldehyde, and an alkaline condensing agent, which combine tocreate pentaerythose, a sugar, with some formaldehyde left over;the sugar and formaldehyde then react to give a combination

Revocation of HQ 950417; Ferrite Substrate; Nickel Zinc Ferrite;

Protest 1001-93-105468; Ceramic tableware; Additional U.S.Note 6 (a) and (b) Chapter 69.

Classification of tufted bedspread, miscellaneous kitchenlinen, throw rugs, chair pads and aprons

Classification of tufted bedspread, miscellaneous kitchenlinen, throw rugs, chair pads and aprons

Classification of tufted bedspread, miscellaneous kitchenlinen, throw rugs, chair pads and aprons

Classification of tufted bedspread, miscellaneous kitchenlinen, throw rugs, chair pads and aprons

Classification of tufted bedspread, miscellaneous kitchenlinen, throw rugs, chair pads and aprons

Classification of tufted bedspread, miscellaneous kitchenlinen, throw rugs, chair pads and aprons

Classification of tufted bedspread, miscellaneous kitchenlinen, throw rugs, chair pads and aprons

Classification of tufted bedspread, miscellaneous kitchenlinen, throw rugs, chair pads and aprons

Classification of tufted bedspread, miscellaneous kitchenlinen, throw rugs, chair pads and aprons

Decision on Application for Further Review of Protest No. 1001-2-106224 on the Classification of Citrazinic Acid

Doll House Kit; Article 509, NAFTA

The tariff classification of Black 15 from Japan.

The tariff classification of 1,2,3-Benzotriazole from Taiwan.

The tariff classification of Guanyl Thiourea (CAS No. 2114-02-5) from the United Kingdom.

The tariff classification of a porcelain figurine from China.

The tariff classification of 6-Chloropurine from Germany and Guanine from Italy.

The tariff classification of whey protein concentrate from Germany.