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N190397 · 2011-11-03 — The tariff classification of cotton waste from China
24, 2011, you requested a tariff classification ruling. You submitted a sample bag of a product you call Landscape Modeling Fibre. It is composed of waste cotton fibers that you state are recovered by the manufacturer from textile fabrics or garments. Specifically, you state the contents to be cotton cellulose, cotton thread, and powdered adhesive. Our examination reveals fibers in small clumps; the fibers themselves are approximately 5 mm in length. The product will be marketed for use as a modeling compound. You state that this product was originally manufactured to be a wall covering and…
L80300 · 2004-10-29 — The tariff classification of wall covering components from Germany.
12, 2004, you requested a ruling on tariff classification. You sent us samples of items that, when combined, will create a spreadable wall covering. The first item listed is scrap cotton fibers. The second item is scrap viscose (rayon) in the form of textile flock. The third item is polyester and nylon scrap yarn. The fourth item is glue, which you describe as “cellulosic CMC 100%.” The fifth item is 100% polyester glitter. The final item is described as scrap colored fibers made from scrap viscose and acetate. However, it appears to be flakes of plastics. For purposes of this ruling, we…
h80083 · 2001-05-10 — The tariff classification of chopped cotton fabric scrap from China.
Your letter included a sample of the scrap. You state that cotton is made into fabric and the cutting waste from garments is chopped fine to the point of being similar to dust. This product will be used as stuffing in various automotive and furniture items. You further state that the fabric scrap prior to chopping has previously been classified in subheading 6310, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for rags, and that you have been advised that the proper classification for the chopped scrap may be subheading 1402.90.9000, HTS, which provides for vegetable…
E86517 · 1999-09-23 — The tariff classification of raw cotton and cotton waste from India
You submitted three samples of raw cotton and cotton waste and requested classification rulings and quota information on each. The types were identified as Type QC, Type QC-A and Type C. You supplied information from your supplier concerning the composition of this cotton. This included laboratory analysis provided in India. Type QC and QC-A are claimed to be comber waste combined with virgin cotton staple fiber. Laboratory analysis supplied by your shipper indicates that the staple length ranges from 20 to 22 mm for Type QC and 18 to 22 mm for Type QC-A. Type C is stated to be waste from 100…
812273 · 1995-07-12 — The tariff classification of cotton gin motes from Australia.
B.S. International Inc., you requested a tariff classification ruling. You have submitted a sample bag of cotton gin motes, which are a by-product of the cotton ginning process. They consist of reclaimable cotton lint mixed with bits of leaves and bark. The cotton fibers are not carded or combed. After importation, this dirty material will be re-run through a gin to remove foreign matter. The applicable subheading for the cotton gin motes will be 5202.99.5000, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for cotton waste, other, other, other. The merchandise will be…
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