Tunas and skipjack: — Not in airtight containers: — In bulk or in immediate containers weighing with their contents over 6.8 kg each, not in oil
Part of: 160414 — Fish, whole or in pieces, but not minced: — Tunas, skipjack tuna and bonito (Sarda spp.):
H025871 · 2010-12-27 — Application for Further Review of Protest No. 2704-07-101928; classification of tuna in airtight containers
2704-07-101928 filed on behalf of Bumble Bee Foods, LLC. (‘Protestant”), contesting Customs and Border Protection’s (CBP) classification and liquidation of tuna imported in plastic bags in subheading 1604.14.30, HTSUS, as tuna imported in airtight containers. The subject merchandise was entered on July 26, 2006 at the Port of Los Angeles. CBP liquidated the entries on February 16, 2007, in subheading 1604.14.30, HTSUS. Protestant claims classification in subheading 1604.14.40, HTSUS, as tuna imported in non-airtight containers. FACTS: The subject merchandise consists of one entry of…
J81280 · 2003-03-10 — The tariff classification of canned tuna and cooked tuna loins from Mauritius.
Whole frozen tuna of different species will be purchased from fishing vessels flagged in both AGOA and non-AGOA eligible countries. In Mauritius, these tuna will be processed into cooked tuna loins and canned tuna. Both which products will be exported for direct shipment to the United States. The processing in Mauritius is described as a series of steps, which are summarized as follows: 1. The tuna is unladed in Mauritius and brought by truck to the processing plant, where they are sorted by species and size and, then, placed in cold storage facilities at the plant. The tuna, at this stage,…
c89153 · 1998-07-02 — The tariff classification of frozen tuna from the Philippines.
The merchandise is comprised of frozen, precooked tuna loins that have not been packed in airtight containers. The tuna will be harvested offshore of the Philippines, in the Indian Ocean, and in the western Pacific Ocean. The tuna will be processed in the Philippines where it will be precooked, skinned, cleaned, bagged, and vacuum packed to avoid contamination. Neither oil, nor seasoning will be added. The tuna loins will be frozen in plastic bags and imported in bulk containers weighing over 6.8 kilograms. There will be four bags per container. During the manufacturing process, the tuna…
b89916 · 1997-10-14 — The tariff classification of frozen tuna from Thailand.
The merchandise is comprised of frozen, precooked tuna loins that have not been packed in airtight containers. During the manufacturing process, the tuna loins undergo thawing, butchering, precooking, cooling, deskinning, cleaning, filling, sealing, cooking, and freezing. The tuna loins are shipped in 20 kilogram master cartons, four packs per carton, five kilograms per pack. A plastic, bubble, shrink wrap, vacuum bag is used, that is sealed with a clip. The tuna loins have not been packed in airtight containers, as they are closed with a clip. The applicable subheading for the tuna loins…
852577 · 1990-06-04 — The tariff classification of frozen cooked TUNA LOINS fromThailand.
The product is described as frozen, cooked TUNA LOINS packed in five kilogram portions in cryovac bags, which are sealed with metal clips. Since a metal clip does not generally create an airtight seal, this product would not be considered to be packaged in airtight containers. Additionally, these bags are not labeled or marked in any manner, their function being to separate and protect the tuna fish during transit to the cannery for further processing. These loins will be imported on pallets, each holding approximately 14 layers of five kilogram loins, for a total of 196 loins per pallet. You…
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