Wood in chips or particles: — Nonconiferous
N354839 · 2025-10-22 — The tariff classification of oak particles and chips in infusion bags from Chile
Product information and a sample were submitted for our review. The product under consideration is oak particles (which you refer to as “rice”) and oak chips in polyethylene infusion bags. French and American oak wood (Quercus spp., a non-coniferous wood) is cut, dried and toasted and then chipped into 2mm-8mm long (average) particles or 1.5cm long (average) chips. The chips or particles are packed into a food-grade polyethylene infusion bag and sealed. The wood particles and chips are used to flavor wine during the fermentation process. Tariff classification under the Harmonized Tariff…
N354840 · 2025-10-22 — The tariff classification of cherry wood chips in infusion bags from Chile
Product information and a sample were submitted for our review. The product under consideration is cherry wood chips in polyethylene infusion bags. Cherry wood (Prunus spp., a non-coniferous wood) is cut, dried and toasted and then chipped into 1.5cm long (average) chips. The chips are packed into a food-grade polyethylene infusion bag and sealed. The wood chips are used to flavor wine during the fermentation process. Tariff classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS) is governed by the principles set forth in the General Rules of Interpretation (GRIs)…
h89925 · 2002-04-10 — The tariff classification of wood chips from New Zealand.
(Dumont, CO). A sample was submitted for our examination. It is a 2-lb. retail bag of “tea-tree wood chips” intended to be added to the hot coals in a barbecue grill in order to impart a distinctive smoked flavor to the food being cooked. The wood chips are said to be obtained from the New Zealand “tea tree,” also known as “Manuka.” We find that Manuka is a nonconiferous (hardwood) species having the scientific name Leptospermum scoparium. The sample chips are small, irregularly shaped particles; many are thick enough to be rigid while the others are flexible slivers. There are no additives…
c89338 · 1998-07-17 — The tariff classification of fire logs, wood chips and bark from Brazil.
Illustrative literature on five products was submitted and will be retained for reference. "Eucalyptus Firelogs" are cut sections of eucalyptus tree branches. They are said to be dried, natural products with a diameter of about 3" and a length of about 15". They will be sold for use as wood to be burned in non-gas fireplaces. The applicable subheading for the "Eucalyptus Firelogs" will be 4401.10.0000, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for fuel wood, in logs, in billets, in twigs, in faggots or in similar forms. The rate of duty will be free. "Eucalyptus…
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