Flax tow and waste
J80560 · 2003-02-12 — The tariff classification of flocked heat transfers from Hong Kong.
You submitted samples of heat transfers. They consist of rayon flocking on carrier paper, with an adhesive, in the design of a bow. The bow design will be heat-transferred to a mesh fabric on the side panel of a brassiere. You also supplied a sample of a piece of fabric with the bow on it. In the heat transferring, both the paper and the adhesive are consumed, leaving only the flocked bow. In your letter you state that the supplier has informed you that the applicable subheading for the tattoo will be 4908.90.0000, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for…
d83471 · 1998-10-29 — The tariff classification and status under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), of flax waste from Canada; Article 509.
This request was made on behalf of Durafibre, Inc. Samples of products called "Durafibre" and "Durafill" were submitted. These products are a result of a manufacturing of raw flax straw. The manufacturing process is described as follows: The raw flax straw is collected from agricultural fields after the crop has been harvested for the flax seeds. The straw is brought to the plant in bale form. It is mechanically processed into fibre, or ground into a grainy or powder like substance. The fibre ("Durafibre") would be used for pulp and paper, geo-textile, and automotive applications. The fibre…
953541 · 1993-05-24 — Application for further review of Protest # 1401-92-100172. Flax waste and tow.
Please reference your file PRO-2-ADD:CO:E. FACTS: The merchandise at issue is described in Customs Laboratory Report No. 4-92-10315-001 of January 28, 1992, as "unbleached flax tow, processed but not spun. In our opinion, the sample is waste obtained from the hackling operation." Customs Laboratory Report No. 4-93-10341-001 of December 22, 1992, supplementing Report No. 4-92-10315-001, stated that "the average fiber length of the sample is 3.9 centimeters." The merchandise was entered under subheading 5301.29, HTSUSA, as hackled or otherwise processed, but not spun, flax. Protestant argues…
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