Swiss or Emmentaler cheese with eye formation: — Other
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N332568 · 2023-05-26 — The tariff classification of Sveitser Cheese from Norway
(Darien, CT). The subject merchandise is Sveitser Cheese. The product specification sheet identifies the product in question as having clean, rich, aromatic with a nutty aftertaste. The product is stated to be smooth, sliceable and with dispersed eye formation. Per the submitted flowchart, the cheese is produced by the method generally used for Jarlsberg® cheese and will be imported in the form of wheels, 5 kilograms and 10 kilograms, respectively. The ingredients are stated to be part-skim pasteurized cow's milk, salt, rennet, and bacterial culture. The cheese has a fat content of 28 percent…
N246102 · 2013-09-26 — The tariff classification of Maasdammer (Maasdam) cheese from Denmark.
A sample of a semi-hard, ripened natural cheese known as “Maasdammer” was submitted for our examination. It is a block of pale yellow cheese that exhibits a number of large and small holes (“eyes”) irregularly distributed throughout its body. It is smooth, dense and elastic, with a creamy, sweet, nutty taste. The ingredients are pasteurized cow’s milk, salt, lactic acid culture, microbial rennet, calcium chloride, and propionic acid culture. The moisture content is 44%. The fat content is approximately 25.5% on an as-is basis and 45.5% on a dry basis. The cheese is said to be aged for 9 weeks…
N244246 · 2013-07-31 — The tariff classification of a hard cheese from Austria.
Your letter directs us to a Web page that identifies the product in question as “Vorarlberger Bergkase g.U.,” or “Vorarlberg Mountain Cheese PDO.” Made from raw cow’s milk, rennet and two bacterial cultures, the cheese is aged for either 6 or 10 months. It has a dry, brown-yellow rind and a firm, yellowish interior exhibiting round, pea-sized, evenly distributed eyes. The fat content is said to be about 50 percent (assumed to be on a dry basis). The cheese is said to have an aromatic, spicy to savory flavor that varies by maturation period; other literature mentions a nutty aspect. Based on…
N082256 · 2009-11-19 — The tariff classification of Grevé cheese from Sweden.
Attachments to your letter identify the product in question as Grevé cheese, a light yellow, semi-hard ripened cheese in the form of a 28-lb wheel. We find that numerous sources indicate that Grevé (or Grevéost) is made from cow’s milk and is a copy of Swiss/Emmental cheese. Submitted specifications indicate that the ingredients of the Grevé cheese to be imported are milk, salt, cultures, rennet and potassium sorbate. The cheese has a fat content of 28% (47% in the dry matter), a moisture content of 41% and a salt content of 1.3%. It is said to be ripened a minimum of 84 days and a maximum of…
N058962 · 2009-05-12 — The tariff classification of "Irish Swiss Loaf Cheese" from Ireland.
In response to a query by this office, you subsequently provided additional information, which was received here on April 29, 2009. A submitted specification sheet identifies the product in question as semi-soft “Irish Swiss Loaf Cheese” having a mild, mellow, baby Swiss flavor. Accompanying samples are small (roughly 1” x 2” x 3/8”), individually wrapped pieces of pale yellow cheese exhibiting the eye formation and nutty taste typical of Swiss cheese. The cheese is said to be produced by the method generally used for the manufacture of Swiss/Emmentaler-type cheese. It is also said to be the…
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