Agglomerated cork (with or without a binding substance) and articles of agglomerated cork:
Part of: 45 — Cork and articles of cork
N250180 · 2014-03-03 — The tariff classification of cork containers from China
The ruling was returned to you for additional information, which you resubmitted to this office on February 6, 2014. The ruling was requested on two cork containers referred to as “Cork Baskets”. Samples were submitted for our review and will be returned to you, as requested. Both containers measure approximately 8” (L) x 8” (W) x 8” (H), and are soft, collapsible, and bin-like. Each has an outer surface of agglomerated cork which has been laminated to a woven polyester textile. The textile is not visible on the outer surface of the container. One container is lined with the same cork…
966603 · 2003-10-21 — Tariff classification of solid cork disks Dear Mr. Gnann: This letter is in reply to your correspondence of June 4, 2003, to the National Commodity Specialists Division, New York, NY in which you request a binding ruling of the tariff classification of solid cork disks under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA). The matter was referred to this office for a response. Samples were submitted for our examination. FACTS: The samples you have submitted are sol
The matter was referred to this office for a response. Samples were submitted for our examination. FACTS: The samples you have submitted are solid natural cork or agglomerated cork. You state the discs are typically 1.25” in diameter x 0.50” thick and are labeled as “rings.” However, the samples you have submitted measure 1 ¼” by ¼”, 1 1/8” by ¼”, and 1 ¼” by ½”. ISSUE: What is the classification of the above-described natural and agglomerated cork articles? LAW AND ANALYSIS: Classification of goods under the HTSUS is governed by the General Rules of Interpretation (GRI). GRI 1 provides that…
958392 · 1998-10-20 — Decision on Application for Further Review of Protest No. 3501-95-100258; classification of cork rings
This is a decision on application for further review of a protest timely filed by Neville Peterson & Williams, on behalf of C & D Trading, Inc., on July 17, 1995, against your decision regarding the classification of cork rings at the subheading level of headings 4503 and 4504, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). The entry at issue was liquidated on April 28, 1995. Samples were submitted to this office for examination. . FACTS: Although the subject merchandise, as reflected on all of the invoice documents, is referred to as "Natural Cork Rings- FLOR Plus", made of either…
957168 · 1995-06-08 — Internal Advice 47/94; Tariff Classification of Composition Cork Sheets
The request was submitted by Serko & Simon, on behalf of their client, APS Supply Company. FACTS: The merchandise consists of composition cork sheets. The sheets are usually 2 x 3 feet in size and from 3/8 to 1 inch thick. The cork is agglomerated, with a plastic resin as a binder. Two products are at issue: standard cork and self-expanding cork. Standard cork is used as an underlay and insulation material beneath flooring and may be found in, for example, gymnasium floors and ice rinks. Self-expanding cork is used as an expansion joint filler for concrete and is utilized in the construction…
957953 · 1995-06-01 — Further review of protest no. 1303-93-100322; classification of rolls and sheets made of agglomerated cork and a polyurethane binder; synthetic rubber; Legal Note 1, Chapter 40, HTSUSA; Legal Note 4; classification of cork tiles; backed with paper; reinforced
This is a decision on an application for further review of protest no. 1303-93-100322, timely filed on December 13, 1993, by Daniel K. Astin, Esq., Donohue & Donohue, on behalf of Universal Cork, Inc. The protest objects to your classification of agglomerated cork sheets, rolls, and tiles. FACTS: This protest covers five entries made in March, June, and July, 1993, and liquidated on October 15, 1993. The entries cover two cork products. One product consists of granulated cork which has been agglomerated under heat and pressure with an added binder (or binding agent). It is imported in rolls…
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