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N326832 · 2022-07-07 — The tariff classification and country of origin of Distilled Rose Water from Bulgaria
In your ruling request dated June 27, 2022, you requested a tariff classification and country of origin ruling on Distilled Rose Water. Your submission describes the subject product as bottled distilled rose water, intended for external use only, as a skin and hair care product. The rose water will be packaged for retail sale in 200 ml/6.75 fluid ounce plastic bottles, which are packed in carton boxes. You state that the rose water has been obtained by steam-distillation of Bulgarian Damask rose pedals. This product contains no additives other than the direct distillate. Your submission and…
W967898 · 2011-11-01 — Modification of NY I83744; Classification of Distilled Rose Water and Distilled Orange Blossom Water
This is in reference to New York Ruling Letter (NY) I83744, dated July 1, 2002, issued to you on behalf of European Mediterranean Importing Company, Inc., concerning the tariff classification of products identified as “Rose Water” and “Orange Blossom Water” under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). In that ruling, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (“CBP”) classified the merchandise in the provision for perfumes and toilet waters at subheading 3303.00.10, HTSUS. We have reviewed NY I83744 and found it to be in error. For the reasons set forth below, we hereby modify…
967833 · 2005-09-21 — Classification of bottled Rose Water
A sample has been provided to Customs and Border Protection (CBP) with this request. FACTS: The subject product is distilled rose water that is contained in glass bottles, 14 fl. oz., net weight. According to your submission, you indicate that the subject product is manufactured as follows: Rose petals or flowers are heated in a pot of water. Rose vapors and steam rise into a bamboo pipe. The pipe runs into another pot that is cooled by being set in cold running water. As the vapors cool, they flow into the cold or cooling pot. When the rose water has cooled, it is placed into bottles. The…
J89377 · 2003-10-21 — The tariff classification of Lemune Oil and Lemune Oil Hydrosol from Australia
Lemune Oil, also known as Lemon Myrtle Oil (botanical name Backhousia citriodora), is produced by low pressure steam distillation of the leaves. The Lemune Oil contains approximately 95% Citral. It is an essential oil used in the perfumery, food and other industries. Lemune Oil Hydrosol, also known as Lemon Myrtle Oil Hydrosol, is an aqueous solution produced during the distillation process of the Lemon Myrtle Oil. Hydrosols contain small quantities of essential oils and do not contain additives, stabilizers or preservatives. In your letter you suggest classification under 3303.00.1000, HTS…
J86439 · 2003-08-07 — The tariff classification of orange terpenes and d-limonene CAS 5989-27-5 from Canada
We sent your samples to our laboratory for analysis. We apologize for the delay. The orange terpenes are produced from the production of orange essential oil. The orange terpenes are a product of the deterpenation of orange oil during the distillation of the essential oil. These terpenes are terpenic by-products separated from the orange essential oil by fractional distillation or other processes. D-limonene, CAS 5989-27-5, a colorless liquid with an aroma of orange, is a cycloterpene, also known as 1-methyl-4-cyclohexane. The d-limonene is produced from the distillation of orange essential…
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