Other uncoated paper and paperboard, in rolls or sheets, not further worked or processed than as specified in note 3 to this chapter:
Part of: 48 — Paper and paperboard; articles of paper pulp
089246 · 1991-09-17 — Addition of melamine to paper pulp at the furnish does notconstitute an impregnation; application of animal glue is not acoating.
A sample was provided. FACTS: The merchandise in question is a white, cotton pulp paper, approximately 90.4 g/m in weight and 0.015 mm thick. The paper, which is used to make currency, is watermarked and contains bands of metallic security threads and colored fluorescent fibers. The pulp is treated with melamine during the furnishing stage, i.e., at the point when various materials, including pulp, are blended in a stock suspension from which the finished paper is made. The finished paper is treated with a moisture resistant glue. The paper will be imported in rectangular sheets, all of which…
084035 · 1990-12-18 — Roofing products
This ruling letter is in response to your request of December 8, 1988, on behalf of IKO Industries Limited, concerning the tariff classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA) of certain roofing products. Samples were submitted for examination and analysis. FACTS: There exist five products for which classification rulings are sought. They are identified below together with the results of the laboratory analysis of the submitted samples and the intended uses for the products. UNSATURATED FELT PAPER. This product is commonly referred to as "roofing…
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