Other: — With no single side exceeding 75 mm in length
Part of: 39232100 — Sacks and bags (including cones): — Of polymers of ethylene
K84250 · 2004-04-05 — The tariff classification of plastic bags from Thailand, China, Venezuela, Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic
You have described various types of bags, all composed of polyethylene plastic sheeting. Among these bags are T-shirt bags, transparent bags, zipper reclosable bags, garbage bags, biohazard bags and autoclave bags. You did not indicate whether the bags you describe as “zipper reclosable bags” have an integral extruded closure. You also did not specify the size of the bags, though it is likely that most of these bags have at least one side that exceeds 75 millimeters in length. In addition, you will import polypropylene straws for institutional use. The applicable subheading for polyethylene…
J89987 · 2003-11-07 — The tariff classification of Halloween light up bags from Hong Kong.
A sample was provided with your letter. The Halloween bags (Style #28050) are composed of polyethylene plastic and have plastic handles. The sample bag has a protruding Jack-O-Lantern on one side that contains a light. The included photographs show bags with other protruding Halloween motifs, such as ghosts. The essential character is imparted by the bag. The applicable subheading for the PVC Halloween bags will be 3923.21.0080, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for articles for the conveyance or packing of goods, of plastics: sacks and bags (including…
965104 · 2002-02-12 — Protest with Application for Further Review, Protest Number 2704-01-101030; Insulated Shopping Bags; Prolonged Use; Not Heading 4202 Dear Madam:
This letter is a decision on an Application for Further Review (AFR) of Protest number 2704-01-101030, timely filed on April 19, 2001, by Rode & Qualey, on behalf of KeepCool USA Company (“KeepCool”). The AFR concerns the classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA), of two entries of insulated shopping bags entered in 2000. FACTS: The insulated shopping bags at issue are constructed of two layers of unbacked, unsupported and unreinforced sheetings of plastics sandwiching a thin layer of cellular plastics. You classified the bags in subheading…
961067 · 1999-12-06 — Application For Further Review of Protest No.5201-97-100260; Classification of Shopping Bags Composed of Plastic Sheeting; Not Designed For Prolonged Use.
The protest involves plastic bags which were classified when entered on October 2, 1996, as travel and sports bags in subheading 4202.92.4500, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA). The importer has protested the classification and claims the proper classification of these garments is as articles for the conveyance or packing of goods under subheading 3923.21.0019, HTSUSA. We have considered the protest and our decision follows. FACTS: The invoice submitted with the protest describes the merchandise as polyethylene bags: duty free small bags (item 177757) with no…
814432 · 1995-09-14 — The tariff classification of aseptic polyethylene packaging bags from the United Kingdom.
, you requested a tariff classification ruling. The bags are used to package goods such as liquids, gels, pastes, powders, slurries, foods and beverages. The material comprising the bags consists principally of layers of polyethylene. The material may contain a layer of aluminum foil or a layer of metallized polyester. If so, the layer of aluminum will comprise less than 5 percent of the total thickness of the laminate. The material may also contain layers of other polymers. In all cases, the weight of the polyethylene will predominate over the weight of the other polymers. Some bags will…
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