Nuts, peanuts (ground-nuts) and other seeds, whether or not mixed together: — Peanuts (ground-nuts):
H304599 · 2020-12-11 — Application for Further Review of Protest No. 2304-16-100020; Tariff Classification and NAFTA Eligibility of Peanut-based Snack Products
2304-16-100020, filed on March 3, 2016, by Lawrence W. Hanson, on behalf of importer Internacional de Productos y Semillas, S.A. de C.V. (“IPS” or “Protestant”), concerning certain peanut-based snack products. Specifically, at issue are the products’ liquidation and reliquidation, tariff classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (“HTSUS”), and eligibility for preferential tariff treatment under the North American Free Trade Agreement (“NAFTA”). Our decision is set forth below. FACTS: IPS manufactures snacks and candies for domestic and international sale. In…
N025005 · 2008-03-27 — The tariff classification, country of origin, and status under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), of Chinese blanched peanuts that have been roasted and seasoned in Canada; Article 509
(Mississauga, Ontario, Canada), you requested a ruling on the status of “Jalapeno Kettle Cooked Peanuts” from Canada under the NAFTA. Your client has outlined a scenario in which peanuts, grown and blanched in China, will initially be shipped from China to Canada. In Canada, the blanched peanuts will be cooked (roasted) in a large oil roasting machine. A jalapeno seasoning mix will then be applied to the roasted peanuts. (The seasoning will represent less than 10% of the weight of the total product.) The roasted, jalapeno-seasoned peanuts will then be packed into cans, nitrogen flushed and…
R03782 · 2006-05-30 — The tariff classification and status under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), of a peanut paste from Mexico; Article 509
The merchandise is described as a 100 percent peanut paste that will be manufactured in Mexico from a 50/50 blend of Chinese and Mexican peanuts. The Chinese peanuts will be blanched in China, before shipment to Mexico, where they will be mixed together with Mexican peanuts, and then roasted and ground into the peanut paste. The finished peanut paste will be shipped in bulk to the United States to be processed into peanut butter for the U.S. market. The applicable subheading for peanut paste, if entered under quota, will be 2008.11.0500, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States…
D85087 · 1999-06-30 — The tariff classification of peanut paste from Canada.
"Sweet PB 60" is described as a mixture of 40 percent by weight of peanut butter and 60 percent sugar (from beet or cane). Your letter states that this product will be manufactured in Canada either by Fundco or by another food processor. "Sweet PB 60" will be packed for export in bulk, that is, in 50 pound boxes, 500 pound drums or in 200 pound totes. Applications for this product are said to be as an ingredient in confectionery items, in baked products, and in reduced fat peanut butter. A sample of this product, a tan paste consisting of finely ground peanuts and sugar, was examined by the…
d82116 · 1998-09-23 — The tariff classification and status under the NorthAmerican Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) ofthinly coated peanuts from Mexico; Article 509
Buttress, DBA U.S. Marketing Services, Savannah, GA. An examination of the samples indicates that the merchandise is comprised of thinly coated individual peanuts. Peanuts of Mexican, Argentine, or U.S. origin will be exported to Mexico to be further manufactured into peanut snacks. In your correspondence you indicate that there will be no mixture of origins relative to the raw peanuts incorporated in these products. The merchandise is described thus: 1. "Chocolate Cookie Peanuts" will be sold under the "Snack Hoppers" trademark. The ingredients are peanuts, vegetable starch, peanut oil,…
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