Artichokes
Part of: 200599 — Other vegetables and mixtures of vegetables: — Other:
N333180 · 2023-06-26 — The tariff classification and country of origin of artichokes
A description of the product, a technical specification sheet, and a sample accompanied your inquiry. The sample was examined and discarded. You have outlined a scenario in which artichokes are grown, harvested, and processed into IQF (individually quick frozen) artichoke hearts quartered in Egypt. You purchase the IQF quartered artichoke hearts and import them into Spain for further processing. In Spain, the quartered artichoke hearts (Cynara scolymus) will be processed in a solution of water (Spain), salt (Spain) and citric acid (China) subsequent to being canned, sealed, pasteurized,…
N284134 · 2017-09-18 — The tariff classification of prepared vegetable products from Italy.
Ingredients breakdowns, and a manufacturer’s flowchart accompanied your letter. Samples were provided with your March 1, 2017 correspondence. The samples of the four products were sent to our laboratory for analysis. That analysis is now completed. We regret the delay. The merchandise under consideration is sundried tomatoes with Mediterranean herbs, grilled onions with aromatic herbs, red and yellow grilled peppers seasoned with a veil of olive oil and aromatic herbs, and artichoke hearts with aromatic herbs. The sundried tomatoes product contains approximately 94 percent sundried tomatoes…
H258812 · 2015-09-03 — Application for Further Review of Protest No. 0201-14-300059; Classification of artichoke antipasto; North American Free Trade Agreement Attn Cheryl R. Teague, Senior Import Specialist
0201-14-300059, filed on June 26, 2014, on behalf of Mondiv, Division of Lassonde Specialties Inc. (“Mondiv” or “Protestant”). This AFR concerns U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s (“CBP”) tariff classification of artichoke antipasto under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (“HTSUS”) and eligibility of preferential treatment under the North American Free Trade Agreement (“NAFTA”). We also considered the supplemental information and the product sample submitted during our meeting with Protestant and their counsel on August 14, 2015. FACTS: The subject merchandise is an…
N186615 · 2011-10-27 — The tariff classification of canned artichoke hearts from Egypt; eligibility for duty-free treatment for products of the West Bank, Gaza Strip, or a Qualifying Industrial Zone; General Note 3(a)(v).
You provided copies of the commercial invoice, packing list, Qualifying Industrial Zone (QIZ) certification, Generalized System of Preferences Certificate of Origin Form A and bill of lading for artichoke quarters, product of Egypt, imported into the United States on or about June 23, 2011. The samples provided were examined and disposed of. You stated that there were no issues on this commodity pending before Customs and Border Protection, or any court. On August 9, 2011 in a telephonic discussion, you confirmed that the documentation was used for a recent importation into the Port of New…
N029039 · 2008-07-15 — The tariff classification of vegetable preparations from Italy
In your undated letter, received on May 22, 2008, you requested a tariff classification ruling. Samples and ingredients lists for three products were submitted with your letter. Additional samples were provided with later correspondence. The first set of samples were opened, examined, and disposed of. Two of the remaining samples were forwarded to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection laboratory for analysis. Maria Rovanni brand Sun Dried Tomato Tapenade (Naples Style), Black Olive Tapenade (Siena Style), and Artichoke Tapenade (Rome Style), are prepared food products packaged for retail…
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