Handmade paper and paperboard
N339770 · 2024-05-23 — The tariff classification of paper products from Mexico
The request was returned to you for additional information, which was received by this office on April 29, 2024. The ruling was requested for various seed paper products. Product information and photos were provided for our review. In your letter, you indicate that the paper is made from mechanical paper pulp that has been mixed with plant seeds, including chamomile, chia, carrot, clover, flax, and others. The paper is handmade; the seeds are added to a pulp/water mixture and the mixture is molded into sheets on a mesh screen. The paper weighs approximately 180 grams per square meter and is…
N327898 · 2022-09-08 — The tariff classification of seeded paper items from Spain
On July 14, 2022, you submitted a binding classification ruling request for seeded, handmade paper items. This request was returned to you for additional information, which was received on August 29 and September 6, 2022. Photos and product information were submitted for our review. In your submissions you indicate that the product is seeded paper that may be imported in many forms. The paper is made from cotton rags and contains flower or vegetable seeds dispersed and embedded throughout. The paper is handmade; the seeds are added to a pulp/water mixture and the mixture is molded into sheets…
M84373 · 2006-07-06 — The tariff classification of paper for use in scrapbooks and crafts, from China.
A sample identified as “Scrapbook Handmade Paper” (SKU 872897) was submitted for our examination. The sample consists of five 8¼” x 11½” rectangular sheets of paper put up together for retail sale in a clear cellophane bag. The sheets differ from one another, each exhibiting its own texture, hue, density and appearance. Three of the sheets appear to be handmade paper of heading 4802, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States, HTSUS. The fourth and fifth sheets appear to be surface-colored papers of heading 4811, HTSUS. (One of these surface-colored sheets is, in addition, corrugated.)…
L85229 · 2005-06-01 — The tariff classification of artificial flowers, wooden vases, and handmade paper from Thailand
Nine photographs and one sample were submitted with your letter. The sample was examined and disposed of. Three products are described in your letter. The first is described as artificial flowers created from boiled, bleached, and dyed leaves from the rubber tree, arranged to resemble flowers, and attached to wire stems with tape, glue, or string. These “flowers” will consist, by weight, of 95 percent wire and 5 percent “flowers.” Sometimes real dried flowers are used for added decoration. In these cases the finished product will consist of 90 percent wire, 5 percent natural dried flowers,…
K88438 · 2004-08-17 — The tariff classification of handmade paper from Thailand.
A sample identified as style # 9234 “mulberry paper” was submitted for our examination and is being returned to you as requested. It is a retail package containing ten 8½” x 11” rectangular sheets of “handmade decorative paper for scrapbooking and other paper crafts.” The sheets, which have straight-cut edges, are in assorted colors. They appear to be colored throughout the mass, but do not appear to be otherwise processed (by coating, printing, surface-decoration, etc.). The applicable subheading for the # 9234 “mulberry paper” will be 4802.10.0000, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United…
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