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N295026 · 2018-04-06 — The tariff classification of Live Plants with Decorative Planters from Canada
The subject merchandise is described as “Plants Imported with Containers.” You provided samples that consists of four plastic standing containers of various sizes from China and one plastic hanging basket from China. The planters are said to contain mixed live plants with growing medium consisting of individual or combinations of the following plants: Asparagus Fern (A.densiflorus Sprengeri), Dipladenia (Mandevilla hybrida), Lamiastrum (Lamiastrum galeobdolon), Bird of Paradise (Strelitzia nicolai), Majesty Palm (Ravenea rivularis), Cordyline (Cordyline terminalis), Ficus (Ficus elastica…
L85842 · 2005-08-29 — The tariff classification of live plants with decorative planters from Canada
of Ontario, Canada. The products in question are described as “a variety of potted plants in lined willow or zinc containers.” Two samples, provided with this request, consist of a lined, round willow basket, approximately 10 inches in diameter and 4.75 inches high, and an elliptically-shaped zinc (galvanized steel) container, about 10.5 inches in length (about 12 inches in length overall, at the upper metal rim) and about 4.75 inches in width (about 7.5 inches in width, at the upper metal rim). These planters are said to contain mixed live plants, with soil, consisting of a conifer (genus,…
K87519 · 2004-07-19 — The tariff classification and country of origin marking under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) of floral arrangements consisting of live plants from Canada; Article 509Dear Ms. Thomas:
, Beamsville, Ontario, you requested a ruling on the tariff classification and country of origin marking of certain floral arrangements from Canada under the NAFTA. These floral arrangements will consist of live plants, with soil attached to their roots, imported packed in different kinds of planters, as described in the paragraphs below. Photographs (rather than actual samples) of the different floral arrangements were submitted with your inquiry. Samples of the planters were also provided. These latter are being returned as you have requested. Style “BLO202, ” described as “Blossom Large,…
K84491 · 2004-04-21 — The tariff classification and country of origin marking of certain Canadian pansy plants in soil and in plastic pots of Canadian origin, which have been placed in woven, split bamboo baskets of Chinese origin, and then exported to the United States. NAFTA.
The merchandise in question consists of pansy plants, plastic pots, and woven, split bamboo baskets. A sample of the basket and the plastic pots was submitted. The goods in question are comprised of rooted, pansy plants that are packed with their soil in plastic pots. The plastic pots, which contain both the plants and their soil, are perforated to allow drainage of water. Both, the pansy plants, themselves, and the plastic liners are of Canadian origin. The bamboo baskets are open, unlined, rectangular baskets measuring approximately 4” in width by 7-1/2” in length and 3-7/8” in height. They…
b89814 · 1997-09-22 — The tariff classification and status under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) of cacti from Canada; Article 509
, Ruthven, Ontario, you requested a ruling on the status of cacti from Canada under the NAFTA. The products are ornamental, potted cacti for home decoration, with soil attached to their roots. The cacti are 2 inches to 5 inches in height. In your correspondence you indicate that the cacti will be grown in Canada from the seed stage to full maturity. The applicable subheading for the ornamental, potted cacti, with soil attached to their roots, will be 0602.90.6090, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for other live plants (including their roots), cuttings and…
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