Fibers of cotton processed but not spun: — Other
Part of: 520300 — Cotton, carded or combed:
H314186 · 2024-09-17 — Application for Further Review of Protest No. 2304-20-101510; Tariff classification of comber noils and eligibility for preferential tariff treatment under the North American Free Trade Agreement (“NAFTA”)
This is in reference to the Application for Further Review (“AFR”) of Protest No. 2304-20-101510, timely filed by Baker & McKenzie, LLP on August 11, 2020, on behalf of their client, [****], (hereinafter “Protestant”), regarding the tariff classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (“HTSUS”) and preferential tariff treatment under the North American Free Trade Agreement (“NAFTA”) of certain comber noils. You have asked that certain information submitted in connection with this ruling request be treated as confidential. Inasmuch as your request conforms to the…
J83542 · 2003-04-24 — The tariff classification of cotton fibers from Brazil.
, of Meriden, CT, on tariff classification. You submitted samples of cotton fibers in two unspun forms. Both will be used in the manufacturing of a filtering device. You refer to one as a cotton blanket media. It is carded cotton fibers in the form of a sheet, or blanket. The other, which you refer to as yarn, is twisted but not spun so it cannot be considered yarn for tariff purposes. The carded cotton in both forms will be subject to the quantitative restriction described in additional U.S. note 10 to chapter 52, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS). If this quota is not…
I85614 · 2002-08-27 — The tariff classification of cotton sliver from Canada.
This letter replaces the ruling letter we sent to you under file number I85063. The purpose of this replacement letter is to correct the fiber content shown in the CLASSIFICATION AND QUOTA STATUS section of the letter, wherein “cotton/rayon” was written instead of “cotton.” A corrected letter follows. In your letter dated August 16, 2002, you requested a ruling on behalf of Cavalier Textiles on tariff classification. FACTS: You state that raw cotton, grown in the United States, is sent to Canada where it is carded into sliver that is returned to the United States. You submitted samples of the…
I85063 · 2002-08-22 — The tariff classification of cotton sliver from Canada.
FACTS: You state that raw cotton, grown in the United States, is sent to Canada where it is carded into sliver that is returned to the United States. You submitted samples of the raw cotton and the slivers, which shall be returned as you request, although we have retained some of each as official samples. ISSUES: What are the classification, quota status, and country of origin of the subject merchandise? CLASSIFICATION AND QUOTA STATUS: The cotton slivers will be subject to the quantitative restriction described in additional U.S. note 10 to chapter 52, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the…
h83433 · 2001-07-19 — The tariff classification of cotton/rayon sliver from Canada.
You submitted a sample of sliver made of carded cotton and rayon. It is 70% cotton and 30% rayon. The slivers are coiled. They are used by cosmeticians for cleaning and prepping nails prior to the addition of artificial nail tips and again prior to applying nail polish. The coiled slivers will be sold in 3-, 5-, 15-, and 17-pound cases under the name Unique Absorbent Cotton Coil. You state that the item is manufactured with cotton grown and processed in the United States, and with rayon manufactured in the U.S. When cotton and rayon fibers are further manufactured, as is the case here, no…
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