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R01889 · 2005-06-05 — The tariff classification of a feed additive for young bovine stock from Canada.
, you requested a tariff classification ruling. The merchandise, “CPRO-2510,” is a feed blend product that will be used as a nutritional feed additive for young bovine stock. The product is said to contain over 10 percent maltodextrin, a small amount of lactose and the balance, non-fat skim milk. The product will be packaged in 25-kilogram multi-walled paper bags. You describe the maltodextrin ingredient as “a grain product,” or “corn byproduct,”–presumably, for consideration of this product as a “mixed feed or mixed-feed ingredient.” We disagree. Additional U.S. note 1 to chapter 23…
K81863 · 2003-12-17 — The tariff classification of a powdered colostrum blend for horses from New Zealand.
The merchandise, “ImmunoMax,” is a colostrum based, powdered blend that will be used as a nutritional supplement for horses. The ingredients are 50 percent bovine colostrum, 20-25 percent herbs, and 25-30 percent vitamins and amino acids. On an analytical basis, the product contains 44-48 percent protein, 38-43 percent carbohydrates, 5-6 percent ash, and 3-4.5 percent moisture. It will be packed in jars or bags of 250 grams and 500 grams. The applicable subheading for the powdered colostrum blend for horses, if entered under quota, will be 2309.90.2490, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the…
965447 · 2002-07-23 — Protest 1601-01-100512; Lutavit® D3 500 S; animal feed preparations
This is our decision on Protest 1601-01-100512 filed by BASF Corporation (BASF) against your classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), of merchandise, commercially known as Lutavit® D3 500 S. The entries were liquidated on September 21, 2001, and the protest timely filed on November 26, 2001. FACTS: The sample submitted is a spray-dried, water dispersible powder used as a vitamin additive for animal feed preparations. According to the Customs lab report (SV20000603, dated December 28, 2000), the merchandise is composed of 76 percent lactose, 10 percent…
a89927 · 1996-12-11 — The tariff classification of pet treats from the United Kingdom.
The products are "Good Girl Catnip Drops." The ingredients are 33 percent whey powder, 25 percent hydrogenated palm kernel oil/hydrogenated palm oil (HPKO/HPO), 22.85 percent sugar, 8.25 percent dicalcium phosphate, 5.5 percent dry wheat flour, 4.5 percent catnip powder, 0.51 sorbitan tristearate, and 0.39 percent lecithin. The applicable subheading for "Good Girl Catnip Drops," if retail packed, will be 2309.10.0010, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for preparations of a kind used in animal feeding, dog or cat food, put up for retail sale, in airtight…
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