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I88088 · 2002-11-04 — The tariff classification of oregano from Argentina.
The merchandise is described thus: “Mahuida” brand oregano (Lippia spp.); the net weight is 20 grams “Mahuida” brand oregano (Origanum spp.); the net weight is 20 grams Both items are packed in glass bottles with metal caps. The applicable subheading for oregano (Lippia spp.) will be 0910.99.2000, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for ginger, saffron, turmeric (curcuma), thyme, bay leaves, curry and other spices, other spices, other, origanum (Lippia spp.), crude or not manufactured. The rate of duty will be Free. The applicable subheading for oregano…
I87301 · 2002-10-16 — The tariff classification of whole mahleb seeds from Iran, ajowan from Iran, asafœtida resin from India, and black lemons from Iran.
The merchandise is described thus: whole mahleb seeds (Prunus mahaleb), pits of sour cherries - 100 percent pure, whole mahleb seeds that have been naturally dried. During production, the pit of the mahaleb cherry fruit is removed and dried. Having a slightly sour, bitter taste, mahleb is used primarily in Turkish and Armenian breads and pastries. It can be crushed and added to two tablespoons of sugar in recipes for sugar cookies. It may also be used with tea. The country of origin is Iran. ajowan (Trachyspermum copticum), a hard seed – 100 percent pure ajowan that has been threshed and…
I85577 · 2002-08-28 — The tariff classification of cardamom from India and cumin seeds and sumac from Iran.
The merchandise is described thus: anardana – also known as pomegranate seeds; 100 percent pure and naturally dried. The country of origin is Iran. barberries – small, red berries (1/4 inch in diameter); 100 percent pure and naturally dried. The country of origin is Iran. cardamom – green, whole, 100 percent pure cardamom. The pods have been removed from their shells and they have been naturally dried. The country of origin is India. cardamom – decorticated, 100 percent pure cardamom. The seeds have been removed from their pods and they have been naturally dried. The country of origin is…
f86560 · 2000-05-17 — The tariff classification of dried, Peruvian pink pepper from Peru.
(DBA The Andean Partnership), Chicago, IL. The submitted sample is dried, organic, washed, purple Peruvian pepper. The scientific name is Schinus molle; the common name is Peruvian pink pepper. The packing will be in bulk, and it will be repackaged by spice manufacturers and distributors in the U.S. The bulk packages will be in 25 kilogram sacks. The applicable subheading for dried, Peruvian pink pepper (Schinus molle) will be 0910.99.6000, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for ginger, saffron, turmeric (curcuma), thyme, bay leaves, curry and other spices,…
b84388 · 1997-05-07 — The tariff classification of spice art products from Italy.
The merchandise, which is comprised of spice art products, is described thus: 1. bottle of layered peppercorns 2. bottle of layered peppercorns and salt The submitted sample is a large, decorative, reusable, bottle, in the shape of a cone, that contains peppercorns (item #1 listed above). The conical, clear glass bottle is 13 inches high, and its base is 2 inches in diameter. The bottle is not of a kind normally used for packing such goods, and is clearly suitable for repetitive use. Your breakdown lists the value of the empty bottle as $0.66, and the value of the peppercorns and salt as…
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