Other: — Base stock for trays, dishes, plates, cups and the like
852991 · 1990-06-06 — The tariff classification of "Uncoated Cupstock" (265 gsm)from Canada.
Samples were submitted and will be retained for reference. They are designated "Uncoated Cupstock," in two weights: 160 gsm and 265 gsm. They are to be imported in rolls exceeding 15 cm in width. The "160 gsm" sample was previously analyzed by the Customs Laboratory and found to be 0.205 mm thick sheets of uncoated paperboard weighing 162.1 gsm, composed of more than 95% chemical kraft pulp fibers, bleached uniformly throughout the mass. We classified this product, in our ruling NY 848873 of Feb. 15, 1990, in subheading 4804.42.0030, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS),…
082220 · 1990-01-29 — Computer printout paper, bag paper and drawing paper
You submitted samples and data sheets for the paper along with your request. FACTS: The first paper is Interprint XER, a computer printout paper. Customs Laboratory Report No. 2-88-10458-003, dated March 9, 1988, found that this paper has a basis weight of 84.0 grams per square meter and that it is coated with kaolin. The second paper is Go-Print, which is used primarily to make small paper bags and as an overwrapping for chocolates, candies and other small products. Customs Laboratory Report No. 2-88-10458-003 found that this paper has a basis weight of 78.4 grams per square meter and that…
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