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L84753 · 2005-05-16 — The tariff classification of hemp chips and stalks from Canada
The material in question is hemp stalks and chips. You describe them thusly in your letter: When we process our hemp fiber we use all of the hemp stalk and grind down in a hammer mill to create very short fibre complete with short hurd (woody core material) and fine dust created by the hammer mill process. We then compact the product into compacted bales for transport. The compacted product is then used as an additive for use in composite products. We indicate that these composites may be concrete, board stalk, plastics, recycled cardboard and polyurethanes. The applicable subheading for the…
957174 · 1995-09-21 — Tariff Classification of Hemp Chips and Stalks
, requesting a classification ruling for hemp chips and stalks to be imported from Canada. You asked us whether it is legal to import the hemp chips and stalks. You submitted samples. FACTS: Your client grows, under a Canadian license, True Raw Hemp (Cannabis Sativa L.) in Canada and wishes to import into the United States dry material from the stalks of the plant. The dry hemp chips are split from stalks and cut into pieces measuring between one and five centimeters in length. The leaves and seeds have been removed. The materials are not retted hemp, scutched hemp, combed hemp, or tow and…
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