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H050837 · 2015-07-15 — The tariff classification of grapefruit pulp residue
In that ruling, the National Commodity Specialist Division (NCSD) in New York found that a product described as “frozen unwashed grapefruit pulp cells” was classified under subheading 2308.00.9890, of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (“HTSUSA”), which provides for “Vegetable materials and vegetable waste, vegetable residues and byproducts, whether or not in the form of pellets, of a kind used in animal feeding, not elsewhere specified or included: Other: Other.” We note that the NCSD considered a sample of the product in making their determination. We affirm NY…
N055657 · 2009-04-09 — The tariff classification of grape residue (pomace or marc) from France.
, DBA ReserveAge (Gainesville, FL). The goods in question are dried, residual skins and seeds from red grapes that have been crushed or pressed in winemaking operations. A bagged sample submitted for our examination consists of a mixture of numerous purplish seeds and irregularly shaped granules and flakes. You indicate that after importation this material will be used as an ingredient in a nutritional dietary supplement. The applicable subheading for the dried grape residue will be 2308.00.9890, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), which provides for vegetable materials…
N050326 · 2009-02-06 — The tariff classification of roasted corn used as animal feed, from China.
In letters dated December 12, 2008 and January 23, 2009, you provided supplementary information. A sample identified as “animal feed corn” was submitted for our examination. The sample is a bag of what appear to be hard, dry, yellowish-brown corn kernels. The kernels are said to have been roasted at a temperature of 180-190° Fahrenheit for two hours. The roasting process serves to reduce the moisture content of the corn from 13-15% to approximately 5-6%, and also prevents germination. Nothing has been added to the corn. Your client states that this roasted corn is used solely as animal feed,…
N020316 · 2007-12-06 — The tariff classification of grapefruit pulp residue.
The product in question, a sample of which was submitted for our examination, is described as “frozen unwashed grapefruit pulp cells.” You have provided the following account of the product’s derivation: The material is prepared by splitting open whole grapefruit and removing the juice sacs found inside. The juice sacs are then squeezed, forcing them to rupture so the juice can be collected. The juice is extracted and the empty juice sacs (pulp cells) are collected separately. Technically, the pulp cells (empty juice sacs) are what is left over after extracting the juice … You state that the…
N012580 · 2007-06-21 — The tariff classification of dehydrated acerola pulp fiber from Brazil.
A bag of flaky, reddish brown granules identified as dehydrated acerola pulp fiber was submitted as a sample for our examination. The product consists of the dried residue remaining after the soluble solids and water have been extracted from acerola “cherries” by a screw press. This residue consists of the fibrous insoluble solids of the cherry-like fruits, including skin, pulp and seed components. You indicate that the product will be imported in woven-polypropylene “supersack” bags, and will be further processed for incorporation into various nutritional food supplements. We note your…
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