Flue-cured
N251663 · 2014-03-26 — The tariff classification of tobacco imported for nicotine extraction, from the Philippines or other countries.
(Richmond, Virginia). In response to our request for additional information, you submitted supplemental letters dated March 18 and March 20, 2014. The merchandise in question is leaf tobacco that will be imported into the United States for the purpose of producing liquid nicotine. Following importation, the tobacco will first be ground to reduce the particle size to less than 3/32 of an inch. The ground tobacco will then be subjected to a solvent extraction process in which the particles are washed with hexane to remove nicotine. The nicotine extract will be further processed through a…
N218676 · 2012-06-20 — The tariff classification of three grades of tobacco from Canada.
(Simcoe, Ontario, Canada). In response to our request for additional information, you submitted a supplemental letter dated May 21, 2012. Samples representing three grades of tobacco accompanied your initial letter. You have advised that none are from cigar leaf tobacco or from Oriental or Turkish type tobacco. The first sample, identified as PMT FCV Grade 1 (Partially Manufactured Tobacco, Flue Cured Virginia, Grade 1), consists of numerous loose, irregularly shaped/sized pieces of tobacco leaf. The pieces are generally small, ranging from those less than a square inch in area to others…
K85852 · 2004-05-23 — The tariff classification of threshed, flue-cured tobacco from China.
, you requested a tariff classification ruling. The merchandise is described, as follows: Threshed, flue-cured tobacco. The end use is stated to be as cut filler tobacco for cigarettes. Threshed, flue-cured, strip tobacco. The end use is stated to be in products such as chewing tobacco, snuff, cigar filler tobacco or cut rag tobacco. (It is noted that the Tobacco Dictionary, edited by Raymond Jahn, Philosophical Library, New York (1954), defines the term “rag” as “cut filler used for cigarettes.”) The applicable subheading for threshed, flue-cured tobacco to be used in cigarettes, if imported…
961890 · 1998-09-17 — Protest 1704-98-100033; Tobaccos; Actual Use in the UnitedStates
The following is our decision regarding Protest 1704-98-100033, concerning your action in classifying and appraising duty on tobaccos under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). FACTS: The consumption entry covering the imported merchandise is reported to have been liquidated on December 29, 1997, and a timely protest under 19 U.S.C. 1514 was received on March 27, 1998. Two line items in the consumption entry covered certain tobaccos that were liquidated under provisions of the HTSUS, for tobaccos to be used in the manufacture of cigarettes and subject to tariff rate…
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