Baking or frying fats: — Wholly of vegetable oils
N164064 · 2011-05-17 — The tariff classification and Country of Origin Marking of Frychef Oil from the United Kingdom
The subject product is a blend of 70 Percent Palm Oil and 30 Percent Rapeseed Oil. You state that the Palm Oil will be sourced from Malaysia and Indonesia, and the Rapeseed Oil will be sourced from the European Union. Your letter indicates that the oil will be filtered and blended in the United Kingdom. Dimethyl Polysiloxane (a flow agent) will be added to the mixture. The finished product will be packaged into a 15.14 liter plastic bag inside a cardboard box. The intended use for the oil blend will be for frying foods. The applicable subheading for the Palm Oil and Rapeseed Oil blend will be…
R02464 · 2005-09-12 — The tariff classification and country of origin marking of Fry Chef Oil from the United Kingdom.
, you requested a tariff classification and country of origin marking ruling. The subject merchandise is stated to contain 70 percent palm fruit oil from Columbia or Malaysia and 30 percent sunflower oil from the United States. The oils are refined, blended and packaged in the United Kingdom. The product will be shipped to the United States in a 4 gallon plastic bag inside a cardboard box. It will be used to fry foods. The applicable subheading for the Fry Chef Oil will be 1517.90.2040, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for edible mixtures or preparations…
h81293 · 2001-06-03 — The tariff classification of a gift set from China
A sample, descriptive literature, and an ingredients breakdown were submitted with your letter. The sample was examined and disposed of. Product no. SP-201883 consists of a wooden “prison box,” measuring approximately 6½ inches square by 3 inches deep, into which has been placed a bottle of stir-fry oil (a mixture of canola oil and sesame oil), a clear plastic pouch containing chili flakes, ceramic salt and pepper shakers, four wooden chopsticks, and one package of rice noodles. The set is shrink-wrapped in clear plastic. Each component of the set will be separately classified. The applicable…
g81292 · 2000-10-04 — The tariff classification and status under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), of a Frying Shortening from Canada; Article 509
Your request also asks for the country of origin for marking purposes of the product. A sample, copy of a product label and information were submitted with an initial request dated January 25, 2000. Additional information was submitted in your letter dated September 28, 2000. The product is described as a frying shortening. It is stated to contain hydrogenated soybean or canola oil from Canada, palm stearin (fractionated) and palm stearin from Malaysia and an anti-foaming agent from Canada. All of the processing is performed in Canada, except for the palm stearin, which is fractionated in…
f89959 · 2000-08-04 — The tariff classification of a Stir Fry Set from China.
A sample, ingredients breakdowns and illustrative literature accompanied your letter. The sample was examined and disposed of. Item no. RT200940 Stir Fry Set is comprised of Chili Flakes, Ginger Pieces, Stir Fry Oil (canola oil and sesame oil blend), uncooked Rice Noodles (rice flour and water), Soy Sauce (water, soybean, salt, and flour), chopsticks, and a bamboo tray. The Ginger Pieces, Chili Flakes, and Rice Noodles are put up in clear plastic packages containing 0.5 ounces, net weight. The Soy Sauce and Stir Fry Oil are packed in glass bottles containing 4.7 fluid ounces. The six pairs of…
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