Other cheeses, and substitutes for cheese, including mixtures of the above: — Cheeses made from sheep's milk: — Pecorino, in original loaves, not suitable for grating
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N236149 · 2012-12-17 — The tariff classification of feta cheese from Greece.
The product in question is “Premium Greek Sheep’s Feta Cheese” (made from 100% sheep’s milk) to be imported in original uncut loaves (net weight 14.1 ounces), in brine, in plastic containers. The ingredients are pasteurized sheep’s milk, salt, rennet and natural culture. The moisture content is 51%, and the total fat content is 27.8%. The applicable subheading for the above-described feta cheese in brine will be 0406.90.5700, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), which provides for cheese and curd: other cheese: other cheeses and substitutes for cheese, including mixtures…
N104824 · 2010-05-23 — The tariff classification of Manchego cheese from Spain.
Literature accompanying your inquiry states that Manchego cheese is produced only from the whole milk of Manchega sheep in the La Mancha region of Spain. The cheese is said to be semi-firm, with a rich golden color and small holes. It ranges from mild to sharp, depending on how long it is aged. The first item is semi-cured Manchego cheese, “Abadia Blanca”® brand, made from raw sheep’s milk. The manufacturer’s item code is 60001. The ingredients are raw (unpasteurized) sheep’s milk, rennet, salt, cheese cultures, lysozyme and calcium chloride. The cheese is said to have a fat content of 36%…
N099535 · 2010-04-08 — The tariff classification of sheep’s-milk cheese from Canada.
The item in question is “Allegretto” cheese, which is described as a firm cheese, ripened for 120 days, made from 100% ewe’s milk. Based on a photo and accompanying information posted on your company’s website, it is a yellow cheese having a subtle yet savory taste. It is said have a fat content of 29% and a moisture content of 40%. The applicable subheading for the “Allegretto” cheese, if imported in original loaves, will be 0406.90.5700, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), which provides for cheese and curd: other cheese: other cheeses, and substitutes for cheese,…
N094196 · 2010-03-08 — The tariff classification of canned feta-type cheeses from Germany.
Samples and technical data pertaining to six varieties of Turkish-style feta-type cheese, made in Germany, were submitted for our review. All are put up for retail sale in brine within sealed metal cans. Item “A”, “Gazi® White Cheese in Brine 60%,” is made from cow’s milk, salt, microbial rennet, and lactic acid culture. It has a total fat content of 28%-31% (60%-64% of the dry matter), a moisture content of 49%-54%, and a salt content of 2.5%-3%. You state that during the manufacturing process, fresh whole cow’s milk is pasteurized at 72 degrees Centigrade for more than 15 seconds. Rennet…
N089415 · 2010-01-20 — The tariff classification of Manchego cheese from Spain.
The item in question is “viejo”/aged Manchego cheese, “Abadia Blanca”® brand, made from pasteurized sheep’s milk. The manufacturer’s item code is 60003. The ingredients are pasteurized sheep’s milk, rennet, salt, cheese cultures, lysozyme and calcium chloride. The cheese is said to have a fat content of 36% and a moisture content of 35%. It will be imported in whole 3-kg wheels having an inedible rind that bears a herringbone design caused by the surface of the press used in the manufacturing process. A photocopy of the label indicates that the cheese is aged for more than 12 months.…
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