Kraftliner: — Other
809027 · 1995-05-03 — The tariff classification of linerboard (kraftliner paper or paperboard) from Canada.
Samples representing six different weights of a paper product known as "Silver Liner" were submitted and will be retained for reference. The weights range from 127 to 205 grams per square meter (gsm). For the purposes of this ruling, we selected three of the samples (127, 171, and 205 gsm) and submitted them to our laboratory for analysis. The lab finds that each sample is a sheet of paper or paperboard composed of multiple white and brown layers of paper. (In each case, one exposed surface is white while the other is brown.) The white layers are composed of chemical bleached kraft pulp…
809028 · 1995-05-03 — The tariff classification of linerboard (kraftliner paper or paperboard) and corrugating medium from Canada.
Four samples representing four different grades of paper or paperboard were submitted and have been analyzed by the New York Customs Laboratory. All of the items will be imported in large rolls, and will be used in the manufacture of boxboard. "Chromium Liner 161 gsm" (Hi-Print Liner) is found to be an uncoated white paperboard made of multiple layers of paper, with no adhesives between the layers. Composed of chemical bleached and unbleached kraft pulp fibers, it weighs 163.3 gsm and has a Mullen bursting strength of 730 kPa. "Titanium Liner 205 gsm" is found to be an uncoated paperboard…
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…
874795 · 1992-07-01 — The tariff classification of abrasive kraft paper (base for sandpaper) from Sweden.
Two samples of uncoated kraft paper said to be used as a base material for sandpaper were submitted and have been analyzed by the Customs Laboratory. One sample, having a nominal weight of 122.5 grams per square meter, was found by the lab to be sheets of off-white (cream color) paper with a weight of 122.7 gsm, a composition of 100% bleached kraft pulp fibers, and a bursting strength of 700.0 kPa. This sample was thus found to meet the definition of "kraftliner" set forth in Subheading Note 1 of Chapter 48, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS). Accordingly, the applicable…
951115 · 1992-04-09 — Kraftliner; paper and paperboard; Subheading Note 1, Chapter48; Brookside Veneers, Ltd. v. U.S.; HRL 950109 affirmed.
FACTS: The merchandise in question consists of three paper products identified by you respectively as fish carton board, grade 544; baconboard base stock, grade 733; and ice cream board, grade 556. All three grades are manufactured in Canada, and are uncoated and bleached. Grade 544 has a standard basis weight of 295 g/m, and a bursting strength of 393 kPa or its extrapolated equivalent, and consists of not less than 95 percent by weight of total fiber content obtained by the chemical sulfate process. Grade 556 has standard basis weights of between 330 g/m and 360 g/m, and a bursting strength…
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