Other: — Sugar not for further processing
N358728 · 2026-03-03 — The tariff classification, country of origin, and marking of sugar pellets
A sample of the kit and a description of the manufacturing process accompanied your inquiry. The subject merchandise consists of sugar pellets made from 100 percent refined cane sugar from India. The sugar pellets are then shipped to Australia, where they are placed into vials and go through a step in which energetic patterns are imprinted onto the pellets. You state this is done in order to differentiate identical reference pellets for use within practitioner testing systems. You also state this process does not add, remove, or alter any substance. The pellets remain 100 percent sugar. The…
N342062 · 2024-09-10 — The tariff classification of White Crystal Sugar from Brazil
The subject merchandise is cane sugar which you described as “Icumas (sp) 45.” In fact, Icumsa is an acronym for the International Commission for Uniform Methods of Sugar Analysis, and the number 45 indicates white sugar suitable for human consumption and use in a wide range of food products. You described the merchandise as having a minimum polarity of 99.80 degrees. You also stated the sugar will not be further processed and is wholly grown and produced in Brazil. It will be packed in 50 kilogram bags made of polypropylene on the outside and polyethylene on the inside. The applicable…
N266205 · 2015-07-14 — The tariff classification of “White Crystal Sugar” from Brazil
The product “White Crystal Sugar” is described as IC45 refined cane sugar with a minimum polarity of 99.7 degrees and a maximum color of 150 ICUMSA. According to the information provided, “White Crystal Sugar”, which will not be further processed, is wholly grown and produced in Brazil. It will be packed in either 50 pound or 25 kilogram paper bags. The applicable subheading for the “White Crystal Sugar” will be 1701.99.1025, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), which provides for cane or beet sugar and chemically pure sucrose, in solid form... other...other…sugar not for…
N260880 · 2015-02-06 — The tariff classification of Cane Sugar from Honduras
Samples were submitted for review and disposed of. The products, Azúcar Blanca and Azúcar Morena, are described as white, refined, crystallized cane sugar having a stated polarity of 99.5 percent and brown crystallized cane sugar having a stated polarity of 98.5 percent, respectively. Azúcar Blanca and Azúcar Morena will be imported from Honduras in 50 kilogram, brown polythene lined polypropylene bags. The applicable subheading for Azúcar Blanca and Azúcar Morena will be 1701.99.1025, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), which provides for cane or beet sugar and…
N260105 · 2014-12-23 — The tariff classification of a refined sugar blend from Mexico
The subject merchandise is refined sugar mixed with 3 percent of molasses. Commercially known as brown sugar or light brown sugar. The brown sugar has a polarity of 99.5 degrees and is produced from cane sugar mixed with molasses both from Mexico. The applicable subheading for the refined sugar and molasses blend will be 1701.99.1025, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), which provides for cane or beet sugar and chemically pure sucrose, in solid form... Other: Other…Sugar not for further processing. The general rate of duty will be 3.6606 cents per kilogram less 0.020668…
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