Multiple (folded) or cabled yarn, of uncombed fibers: — Exceeding 14 nm but not exceeding 43 nm per single yarn (300)
895744 · 1994-03-23 — The tariff classification and status under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), of two-ply cotton yarns, plied in Canada from single yarns spun in Pakistan and Canada
You have submitted samples of two yarns. One is described as "16/2 100% cotton carded." The "16" designation indicates that the English yarn number for this product is 16; the "2" denotes a two-ply yarn. Physical examination of the yarn confirms that it is a two-ply yarn with a final "S" twist. It appears to be of carded (not combed) fibers, approximately of the yarn number you indicate. An attached letter from Gordon Yarn Dyers indicates that the two single-ply (16/1) yarns are spun in Pakistan, and then dyed and plied (twisted together to form a two-ply yarn) in Canada. The second yarn is…
886471 · 1993-06-07 — The tariff classification of carded cotton yarns plied, twisted and waxed in Israel from yarns spun in China, Egypt, India, Israel, Pakistan or Taiwan.
You have enclosed two cones, each weighing approximately 8 ounces, containing cotton yarn. One of the yarns is labelled "16/2" and the other "20/2." These numeric designations normally indicate 2-ply yarns having English yarn numbers of 16 and 20, respectively. According to your letter, both are 100% cotton carded two-ply yarns. Both yarns have a final S-twist. The yarns will be re-wound, "doubled" (i.e., plied), twisted, steamed and waxed in Israel, from single yarns spun in China, Egypt, India, Israel, Pakistan or Taiwan. In a letter to you dated May 20, 1993, the manufacturer indicates…
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