Unmanufactured tobacco (whether or not threshed or similarly processed); tobacco refuse:
Part of: 24 — Tobacco and manufactured tobacco substitutes
H035835 · 2010-10-22 — Internal Advice Request No. 08/019; Classification of tobacco by-products.
This ruling is in response to your memorandum, dated August 6, 2008, which forwarded a request for Internal Advice initiated by General Cigar Company, Inc. (General Cigar). At issue is the classification, under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), of two styles of tobacco by-products which are leftover from the production of premium cigars and are used to make mass market cigars. FACTS: The merchandise at issue is identified as tobacco by-product that is excess or scrap pieces of tobacco generated during the making of hand-rolled premium cigars. The components used in…
088409 · 1991-05-03 — Modification of Headquarters Ruling Letter (HRL) 087135; tobacco
In HRL 087135, dated December 3, 1990, you were issued, on behalf of Philip Morris Inc., a tariff classification ruling under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA) for certain tobacco products. Upon review and reconsideration, we have determined that the classification analysis set forth in HRL 087135 is, in part, not appropriate. Accordingly, by this letter, we are modifying HRL 087135 to correct the inappropriateness of the classification analysis. FACTS: The tobacco products are identified and described as follows: 1. fines (small, broken bits of tobacco)…
087135 · 1990-12-03 — Tobacco
This ruling letter is in response to your request of April 6, 1990, on behalf of Philip Morris Inc., concerning the tariff classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA) of certain tobacco products. Samples were submitted for examination. FACTS: In your request, you identify and describe the tobacco products for which classification rulings are sought as follows: 1. fines (small, broken bits of tobacco) 2. dust (minute tobacco particles) 3. winnowers (filler clumps, veins and stems) These tobacco products are generated (through an extraction…
083651 · 1990-03-20 — Cigarette leaf tobacco
This ruling letter is in response to your request of December 2, 1988, on behalf of Universal Leaf Tobacco Company, Incorporated, concerning classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), for cigarette leaf tobacco mechanically broken down into pieces 1/4 inch or less in size and 1/16 inch or less in size. FACTS: The goods consist of cigarette leaf tobacco mechanically broken down into pieces 1/4 inch or less in size and 1/16 inch or less in size. ISSUE: Whether mechanically broken-down leaf tobacco is classified as unmanufactured tobacco or as tobacco…
084808 · 1989-09-12 — Threshed Cigarette Leaf Tobacco
Your letter of May 9, 1989, concerns the classification of a certain type of threshed cigarette leaf tobacco under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). FACTS: The tobacco lamina is said to be processed to a particle size which passes through a one-eighth clear opening screen and would be retained on top of a 12 mesh screen. It is said to be used in producing homogenized or reconstituted tobacco. ISSUE: Whether stemmed cigarette leaf tobacco which has been reduced to a particle size of one-eighth inch is classifiable as tobacco refuse in subheading 2401.30.90, HTSUS, or…
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