Romano made from cow's milk, Reggiano, Parmesan, Provolone and Provoletti cheeses: — Other: — Made from cow's milk: — Described in additional U.S. note 21 to this chapter and entered pursuant to its provisions
Part of: 040690 — Other cheese:
N343151 · 2024-11-07 — The tariff classification of Parmesan Style Aged Cheese from Estonia
(Parsippany, NJ). The subject merchandise is Parmesan Style Aged Cheese composed of pasteurized cow’s milk, sea salt, cultures, and enzymes. The moisture content is 34 percent minimum and 36 percent maximum, and the total fat content is 26 percent. The product is described as a yellow, hard, granular, slightly brittle, slightly sour, semi-fat, ripened cheese with small holes or cracks, and with maturation from 7-12 months. The 33-kilogram cylindrical wheels with a natural rind are packed in cardboard boxes and intended for sale to supermarkets and delicatessen stores in the United States. The…
N305255 · 2019-08-08 — The tariff classification of Cheeses from Argentina
The subject merchandise is La Tarantela brand Mozzarella Cheese, Provolone Cheese, Sardo Cheese (also known as Argentine Sardo or Sardo Argentino) and Danbo Cheese. The stated ingredients for all four cheeses are pasteurized cow’s milk (98.7 percent), lactic bacteria culture, sodium chloride, calcium chloride, and rennet. The Danbo cheese contains natural coloring as an additional ingredient. The applicable subheading for Mozzarella Cheese, if entered under quota, will be 0406.10.8400, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), which provides for “Cheese and curd: Fresh…
N272660 · 2016-02-26 — The tariff classification of Hard Cheese from Lithuania
Technical specifications and a sample (full-wheel) of “Hard Cheese” (24-month-ripened) were submitted for our examination. The sample cheese exhibits a yellowish color that is more intense and orangey at the rind. It has a hard, dry, crumbly body, a somewhat grainy mouthfeel, and a rich flavor typical of Italian-type cheese. The stated ingredients are pasteurized cow’s milk, salt, rennet and cultures. The cheese contains 36% moisture and 3-4% salt. The fat comprises 40% of the dry matter. The applicable subheading for the above-described “Hard Cheese,” if entered under quota, will be…
N257781 · 2014-10-17 — The tariff classification of a hard cheese from Lithuania.
Technical specifications and a sample (half-wheel) of “Dziugas Hard Cheese” (24-month-ripened) were submitted for our examination. The sample cheese exhibits a yellowish color that is more intense and orangey at the rind. It has a hard, dry, crumbly body, a somewhat grainy mouthfeel, and a rich flavor typical of Italian-type cheese. The stated ingredients are pasteurized cow’s milk, salt, rennet and cultures. The cheese contains 33% moisture and 2.25% salt. The fat comprises 40% of the dry matter. You have suggested that this product should be classified in subheading 0406.90.9500, Harmonized…
N238471 · 2013-03-13 — The tariff classification of a hard cheese from Italy.
A sample of “Gran Maso Mountain Cheese” (also named “Oro del Maso” on an accompanying production flow chart) was submitted for our examination. The cheese exhibits a hard, thick, brownish-gold rind and a straw-colored interior. It is said to be aged 8 to 10 months. The cheese has a hard, dry, crumbly body, a granular texture, and a rich, piquant flavor. The stated ingredients are cow’s milk, salt, rennet and egg white lysozyme. As of this writing, you apparently have been unable to provide us with information as to the fat and moisture content. Based on our research and examination of the…
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