CBP Ruling Database

The tariff classification of a photo frame, of paperboard, and a picture stand, of metal, from China.

The tariff classification of "Adult Lock( Pharmaceutical Pill Organizers from China.

The tariff classification of pump casings from Canada and Brazil

The tariff classification of horizontal plate freezers from China

The tariff classification and status under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), of solenoid valves from Mexico; Article 509

The tariff classification of a set including glass salt and pepper shakers and plastic condiment bottles on a wooden stand

The tariff classification of Nutrition Bars from Canada

The tariff classification of Nutrition Bars from Canada

The tariff classification of an "Airzooka Assortment" from China.

The tariff classification of boys’ trousers from the Dominican Republic

The tariff classification of a brassiere from Thailand.

The tariff classification of a men’s garment from Honduras.

The tariff classification of 5 plastic toys from China

The tariff classification of a man’s swim short from Bangladesh

Classification of Apparel Articles Made from Fabric Commercially Unavailable in the U.S.; U.S. Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act; Subheading 9820.11.27, HTSUS; Dear Mr. Sekin:This is in response to your letter dated September 12, 2003, requesting a binding ruling on the classification and eligibility of apparel articles made from certain cotton fabric for duty-free treatment under the United States-Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act (CBTPA). This request was made on behalf of George Wu, Inc. You submitted samples of the garments for our examination.FACTS:The fabrics of the garment submitted are stated to be made from 21NM single ring-spun yarns of different colors, classified in HTS 5208.43.00, of 2x2. twill weave construction, and weighing less than 200 grams per square meter. You state that the fabric is formed in China. You indicate that the fabric will be cut and assembled into men’s pants, pajamas, men’s shirts, and women’s pants, in Nicaragua. You also state that

Classification of Apparel Articles Made from Fabric Commercially Unavailable in the U.S.; U.S. Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act; Subheading 9820.11.27, HTSUS; Dear Mr. Sekin:This is in response to your letter dated September 12, 2003, requesting a binding ruling on the classification and eligibility of apparel articles made from certain cotton fabric for duty-free treatment under the United States-Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act (CBTPA). This request was made on behalf of George Wu, Inc. You submitted samples of the garments for our examination.FACTS:The fabrics of the garment submitted are stated to be made from 21NM single ring-spun yarns of different colors, classified in HTS 5208.43.00, of 2x2. twill weave construction, and weighing less than 200 grams per square meter. You state that the fabric is formed in China. You indicate that the fabric will be cut and assembled into men’s pants, pajamas, men’s shirts, and women’s pants, in Nicaragua. You also state that

Classification of Apparel Articles Made from Fabric Commercially Unavailable in the U.S.; U.S. Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act; Subheading 9820.11.27, HTSUS; Dear Mr. Sekin:This is in response to your letter dated September 12, 2003, requesting a binding ruling on the classification and eligibility of apparel articles made from certain cotton fabric for duty-free treatment under the United States-Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act (CBTPA). This request was made on behalf of George Wu, Inc. You submitted samples of the garments for our examination.FACTS:The fabrics of the garment submitted are stated to be made from 21NM single ring-spun yarns of different colors, classified in HTS 5208.43.00, of 2x2. twill weave construction, and weighing less than 200 grams per square meter. You state that the fabric is formed in China. You indicate that the fabric will be cut and assembled into men’s pants, pajamas, men’s shirts, and women’s pants, in Nicaragua. You also state that

Classification of Apparel Articles Made from Fabric Commercially Unavailable in the U.S.; U.S. Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act; Subheading 9820.11.27, HTSUS; Dear Mr. Sekin:This is in response to your letter dated September 12, 2003, requesting a binding ruling on the classification and eligibility of apparel articles made from certain cotton fabric for duty-free treatment under the United States-Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act (CBTPA). This request was made on behalf of George Wu, Inc. You submitted samples of the garments for our examination.FACTS:The fabrics of the garment submitted are stated to be made from 21NM single ring-spun yarns of different colors, classified in HTS 5208.43.00, of 2x2. twill weave construction, and weighing less than 200 grams per square meter. You state that the fabric is formed in China. You indicate that the fabric will be cut and assembled into men’s pants, pajamas, men’s shirts, and women’s pants, in Nicaragua. You also state that

The tariff classification and status under the African Growth and Opportunity Act for women’s garments from Swaziland. Dear Ms. Weiss:

The tariff classification and status under the African Growth and Opportunity Act for women’s garments from Swaziland. Dear Ms. Weiss:

The tariff classification of a woman’s raincoat from China; Visibly Coated

The tariff classification of 100% polyester dyed weft knit jersey fabric cut into rectangles from the United Kingdom.

The tariff classification of a woman’s tank top, blouse and top from Romania and Kenya. Dear Mr. Hoffacker:

The tariff classification of a woman’s tank top, blouse and top from Romania and Kenya. Dear Mr. Hoffacker:

The tariff classification of a woman’s tank top, blouse and top from Romania and Kenya. Dear Mr. Hoffacker: