Albuminoidal substances; modified starches; glues; enzymes
Part of: VI — Products of the chemical or allied industries
N258565 · 2015-05-22 — The tariff classification of powdered tapioca maltodextrin products from Thailand
Three powdery samples and descriptive literature were submitted along with your request. The samples were submitted to the Customs Laboratory for analysis. The Laboratory has now completed its analysis of these products. The subject matter is described as Tapioca Maltodextrin DE10, Tapioca Maltodextrin DE16 and Tapioca Syrup Solids. They are products of Thailand and will be imported in 20 kilogram bags. According to Customs Laboratory Report no. NY20141746, dated May 11, 2015, Tapioca Maltodextrin DE10 “is a maltodextrin with a dextrose equivalent of 8.58. It contains 3.02 percent total of…
N196776 · 2012-01-19 — The tariff classification of a maltodextrin mixture from Japan.
You provided a Product Specification Sheet and Manufacturing Flow Diagram for our review. Ajisweet VM 95 is described as a mixture of 95% Maltodextrin 10 DE and 5% non-nutritive sweetener (CAS-714229-20-6) in bulk white powder form. The product will be imported for use in the food processing industry. In your letter you suggest a tariff classification under subheading 3505.10.00, HTSUS, which provides for: Dextrins and other modified starches. Note 2 to chapter 35 is relevant to your product and provides: For the purposes of heading 3505, the term “dextrins” means starch degradation products…
N012187 · 2007-10-29 — The tariff classification of Neptune Krill Aquatein and Neptune Krill Oil from Canada; Marking
The samples which you submitted were forwarded to the Customs and Border Protection laboratory for analysis. You state in your letter that the raw material used for your products will be krill which is a generic term used to designate all deepwater marine planktonic crustacean species. Krill fisheries can mainly be found in two ocean regions, the Antarctic Ocean and the North Pacific Ocean along the Canadian and Japanese coasts. The krill will be harvested by factory ships from Japan, Poland or South Korea. Upon harvest the krill will be frozen and transported to the company’s factory in…
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