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The tariff classification of a woman’s knit ensemble from Macau
The tariff classification of a woman’s knit ensemble from Macau
The tariff classification of a woman’s knit ensemble from Macau
The tariff classification of a woman’s knit ensemble from Macau
The tariff classification of a woman’s knit ensemble from Macau
The tariff classification of a woman’s knit ensemble from Macau
The tariff classification of a sheet set from Pakistan.
The tariff classification of a sheet set from Pakistan.
The tariff classification of a woman’s blouse from China
The tariff classification of a woman’s blouse from China
The tariff classification of electrical jacks and connectors from Japan
The tariff classification of electrical jacks and connectors from Japan
The tariff classification of a scarf from Hong Kong.
The tariff classification of a scarf from Hong Kong.
The tariff classification of a pair of women’s textile shoes from China.
The tariff classification of a pair of women’s textile shoes from China.
The classification of a pair of women’s pants from Sri Lanka.
The classification of a pair of women’s pants from Sri Lanka.
Bamboo fiber materials; classifiable in headings 6003 and 6006, HTSUSA Dear Ms. Winkler: This is in reference to your letter of April 18, 2003, requesting classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA), of what you indicate is a new fabric made from bamboo. You state that you would like to produce women's garments from these fabrics. Four samples were submitted. FACTS: You indicate that you are interested in importing fabric and clothing made of 100 percent bamboo fiber, or a blend of bamboo and other fibers from China. Submitted with your request was information as to the manufacturing processes used to produce the fabrics. Four samples of knit fabrics were submitted as well. You indicate that sample 1 is 100 percent bamboo; sample 2 is 85 percent bamboo and 15 percent lycra; sample 3 is 45 percent bamboo and 55 percent linen; and sample 4 is 60 percent bamboo, 25 percent cotton and 15 percent lycra. You also indicate that you are al
Bamboo fiber materials; classifiable in headings 6003 and 6006, HTSUSA Dear Ms. Winkler: This is in reference to your letter of April 18, 2003, requesting classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA), of what you indicate is a new fabric made from bamboo. You state that you would like to produce women's garments from these fabrics. Four samples were submitted. FACTS: You indicate that you are interested in importing fabric and clothing made of 100 percent bamboo fiber, or a blend of bamboo and other fibers from China. Submitted with your request was information as to the manufacturing processes used to produce the fabrics. Four samples of knit fabrics were submitted as well. You indicate that sample 1 is 100 percent bamboo; sample 2 is 85 percent bamboo and 15 percent lycra; sample 3 is 45 percent bamboo and 55 percent linen; and sample 4 is 60 percent bamboo, 25 percent cotton and 15 percent lycra. You also indicate that you are al
Bamboo fiber materials; classifiable in headings 6003 and 6006, HTSUSA Dear Ms. Winkler: This is in reference to your letter of April 18, 2003, requesting classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA), of what you indicate is a new fabric made from bamboo. You state that you would like to produce women's garments from these fabrics. Four samples were submitted. FACTS: You indicate that you are interested in importing fabric and clothing made of 100 percent bamboo fiber, or a blend of bamboo and other fibers from China. Submitted with your request was information as to the manufacturing processes used to produce the fabrics. Four samples of knit fabrics were submitted as well. You indicate that sample 1 is 100 percent bamboo; sample 2 is 85 percent bamboo and 15 percent lycra; sample 3 is 45 percent bamboo and 55 percent linen; and sample 4 is 60 percent bamboo, 25 percent cotton and 15 percent lycra. You also indicate that you are al
Bamboo fiber materials; classifiable in headings 6003 and 6006, HTSUSA Dear Ms. Winkler: This is in reference to your letter of April 18, 2003, requesting classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA), of what you indicate is a new fabric made from bamboo. You state that you would like to produce women's garments from these fabrics. Four samples were submitted. FACTS: You indicate that you are interested in importing fabric and clothing made of 100 percent bamboo fiber, or a blend of bamboo and other fibers from China. Submitted with your request was information as to the manufacturing processes used to produce the fabrics. Four samples of knit fabrics were submitted as well. You indicate that sample 1 is 100 percent bamboo; sample 2 is 85 percent bamboo and 15 percent lycra; sample 3 is 45 percent bamboo and 55 percent linen; and sample 4 is 60 percent bamboo, 25 percent cotton and 15 percent lycra. You also indicate that you are al
Bamboo fiber materials; classifiable in headings 6003 and 6006, HTSUSA Dear Ms. Winkler: This is in reference to your letter of April 18, 2003, requesting classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA), of what you indicate is a new fabric made from bamboo. You state that you would like to produce women's garments from these fabrics. Four samples were submitted. FACTS: You indicate that you are interested in importing fabric and clothing made of 100 percent bamboo fiber, or a blend of bamboo and other fibers from China. Submitted with your request was information as to the manufacturing processes used to produce the fabrics. Four samples of knit fabrics were submitted as well. You indicate that sample 1 is 100 percent bamboo; sample 2 is 85 percent bamboo and 15 percent lycra; sample 3 is 45 percent bamboo and 55 percent linen; and sample 4 is 60 percent bamboo, 25 percent cotton and 15 percent lycra. You also indicate that you are al
Bamboo fiber materials; classifiable in headings 6003 and 6006, HTSUSA Dear Ms. Winkler: This is in reference to your letter of April 18, 2003, requesting classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA), of what you indicate is a new fabric made from bamboo. You state that you would like to produce women's garments from these fabrics. Four samples were submitted. FACTS: You indicate that you are interested in importing fabric and clothing made of 100 percent bamboo fiber, or a blend of bamboo and other fibers from China. Submitted with your request was information as to the manufacturing processes used to produce the fabrics. Four samples of knit fabrics were submitted as well. You indicate that sample 1 is 100 percent bamboo; sample 2 is 85 percent bamboo and 15 percent lycra; sample 3 is 45 percent bamboo and 55 percent linen; and sample 4 is 60 percent bamboo, 25 percent cotton and 15 percent lycra. You also indicate that you are al
Bamboo fiber materials; classifiable in headings 6003 and 6006, HTSUSA Dear Ms. Winkler: This is in reference to your letter of April 18, 2003, requesting classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA), of what you indicate is a new fabric made from bamboo. You state that you would like to produce women's garments from these fabrics. Four samples were submitted. FACTS: You indicate that you are interested in importing fabric and clothing made of 100 percent bamboo fiber, or a blend of bamboo and other fibers from China. Submitted with your request was information as to the manufacturing processes used to produce the fabrics. Four samples of knit fabrics were submitted as well. You indicate that sample 1 is 100 percent bamboo; sample 2 is 85 percent bamboo and 15 percent lycra; sample 3 is 45 percent bamboo and 55 percent linen; and sample 4 is 60 percent bamboo, 25 percent cotton and 15 percent lycra. You also indicate that you are al
Bamboo fiber materials; classifiable in headings 6003 and 6006, HTSUSA Dear Ms. Winkler: This is in reference to your letter of April 18, 2003, requesting classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA), of what you indicate is a new fabric made from bamboo. You state that you would like to produce women's garments from these fabrics. Four samples were submitted. FACTS: You indicate that you are interested in importing fabric and clothing made of 100 percent bamboo fiber, or a blend of bamboo and other fibers from China. Submitted with your request was information as to the manufacturing processes used to produce the fabrics. Four samples of knit fabrics were submitted as well. You indicate that sample 1 is 100 percent bamboo; sample 2 is 85 percent bamboo and 15 percent lycra; sample 3 is 45 percent bamboo and 55 percent linen; and sample 4 is 60 percent bamboo, 25 percent cotton and 15 percent lycra. You also indicate that you are al
Bamboo fiber materials; classifiable in headings 6003 and 6006, HTSUSA Dear Ms. Winkler: This is in reference to your letter of April 18, 2003, requesting classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA), of what you indicate is a new fabric made from bamboo. You state that you would like to produce women's garments from these fabrics. Four samples were submitted. FACTS: You indicate that you are interested in importing fabric and clothing made of 100 percent bamboo fiber, or a blend of bamboo and other fibers from China. Submitted with your request was information as to the manufacturing processes used to produce the fabrics. Four samples of knit fabrics were submitted as well. You indicate that sample 1 is 100 percent bamboo; sample 2 is 85 percent bamboo and 15 percent lycra; sample 3 is 45 percent bamboo and 55 percent linen; and sample 4 is 60 percent bamboo, 25 percent cotton and 15 percent lycra. You also indicate that you are al
Bamboo fiber materials; classifiable in headings 6003 and 6006, HTSUSA Dear Ms. Winkler: This is in reference to your letter of April 18, 2003, requesting classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA), of what you indicate is a new fabric made from bamboo. You state that you would like to produce women's garments from these fabrics. Four samples were submitted. FACTS: You indicate that you are interested in importing fabric and clothing made of 100 percent bamboo fiber, or a blend of bamboo and other fibers from China. Submitted with your request was information as to the manufacturing processes used to produce the fabrics. Four samples of knit fabrics were submitted as well. You indicate that sample 1 is 100 percent bamboo; sample 2 is 85 percent bamboo and 15 percent lycra; sample 3 is 45 percent bamboo and 55 percent linen; and sample 4 is 60 percent bamboo, 25 percent cotton and 15 percent lycra. You also indicate that you are al
The tariff classification of oil remover film from Japan.
The tariff classification of oil remover film from Japan.
The tariff classification of gold necklaces from Turkey.
The tariff classification of gold necklaces from Turkey.
The tariff classification of a sauce mix from Canada.
The tariff classification of a sauce mix from Canada.
The tariff classification of tote bags from China.
The tariff classification of tote bags from China.
The tariff classification of cabinet doors from China.
The tariff classification of cabinet doors from China.
The tariff classification of L-(-)-2-Acetoxypropionyl chloride, CAS 36394-75-9 from Germany
The tariff classification of L-(-)-2-Acetoxypropionyl chloride, CAS 36394-75-9 from Germany
The tariff classification of a decorative glass article from China
The tariff classification of a decorative glass article from China
The tariff classification of bulletin boards from China.
The tariff classification of bulletin boards from China.
The tariff classification of women's 100% cotton knitted blouse from the Philippines
The tariff classification of women's 100% cotton knitted blouse from the Philippines
The tariff classification of a decorative glass article from China
The tariff classification of a decorative glass article from China
The tariff classification of pillar candles, artificial flowers, and a ceramic plate from China.
The tariff classification of pillar candles, artificial flowers, and a ceramic plate from China.