Uncoated kraft paper and paperboard, in rolls or sheets, other than that of heading 4802 or 4803:
Part of: 48 — Paper and paperboard; articles of paper pulp
958368 · 1996-01-18 — Decision on Application for Further Review of Protest No. 1303-94-100302, filed October 11, 1994, concerning the classification of paper
This is a decision on a protest timely filed on October 11, 1994, against your decision in the classification and liquidation of paper, entered from January to June 1994. FACTS: At the time of the entries, the merchandise was described on invoices as "Impregnated Paper." You classified the merchandise under subheading 4804.39.6040, HTSUSA, the provision for "Uncoated kraft paper and paperboard, in rolls or sheets, other than that of heading 4802 or 4803: Other kraft paper and paperboard weighing 150 grams per square meter or less: Other: Other, Other," with an applicable duty rate (in 1994)…
958062 · 1995-12-28 — Decision on Application for Further Review of Protest No. 4503-95-100006, filed February 23, 1995, concerning the classification of paper
This is a decision on a protest timely filed on February 23, 1995, against your decision in the classification and liquidation of paper, entered from April to August 1994. FACTS: At the time of the entries, the protestant contended that the paper was classifiable in subheading 4805.70.4060, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA), the provision for "Other uncoated paper and paperboard, in rolls or sheets: Other paper and paperboard, weighing more than 150 grams per square meter but less than 225 grams per square meter: Other, Other," with an applicable duty rate of…
951540 · 1993-02-16 — Kraftliner; paper and paperboard; Subheading Note 1, Chapter 48; HRL 951115
Samples were submitted for examination. FACTS: You describe the merchandise at issue as cup stock, which is kraft paperboard, uncoated, bleached uniformly throughout the mass, and more than 95 percent by weight of wood fibers by a chemical process. Cup stock is used as base stock for trays, dishes, plates, cups and the like. You also state the merchandise will be imported in roll widths exceeding 15 centimeters. You have submitted samples and specification sheets for the merchandise at issue. You have requested the following be classified: Grade 635 (215 g/m2). A laboratory analysis showed it…
951128 · 1992-10-20 — Application for Further Review of Protest No. 0201-91-100466. Kraft paper which is also bibulous must be classifiedunder the heading for kraft, not other, paper.
Please note your reference number PRO-1-0. FACTS: The merchandise at issue is described by protestant's counsel, Sullivan & Lynch, P.C., as follows: The imported merchandise is known in the trade as decor paper. Decor paper is specialty, made to order paper which is used as the surface sheet in laminates for application in the construction or furniture industries. [Importer's] satinated base paper (decor paper) consists of 60-65% pulp fiber with the balance filler (primarily titanium dioxide). The consignee of the imported merchandise ... uses [the] satinated base paper as a surface sheet for…
950605 · 1992-04-17 — PC 866940 modified. Kraft paper.
This is in reference to PC 866940 of September 23, 1991, a pre-entry classification of decorative papers. FACTS: On July 24, 1991, Customs Import Specialist Mary Patric conducted a pre-entry classification determination at your premises. The pre-entry classification for items that you assembled into particular categories or groups was based in part on the group characteristics you provided. Certain representa tive samples were chosen for physical examination. In your pre-entry classification listing, the merchandise at issue in this modification was described as: I. BASE PAPERS shipped in…
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