Multiple (folded), with a final "Z" twist (200)
895614 · 1994-03-15 — The tariff classification and status under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), of polyester spun yarn and sewing thread from Mexico
You have submitted samples of two yarns, identified as styles 6110 and B885. Both are two-ply spun polyester staple fiber yarns with a final twist in the "Z" direction. Style 6110 is dyed, and is packaged on a plastic spindle; the total weight of the package is approximately 96 grams. You state that style 6110 is dressed. Style B885 is not dressed and not dyed. It is imported on dye tubes, and the total weight of the package is approximately 782 grams. Because it is multiple (folded) yarn put up on supports of a weight not exceeding 1,000 grams, is dressed and has a final "Z" twist, style…
890070 · 1993-09-20 — The tariff classification of two spun polyester yarns, a textured nylon yarn, a polyester filament yarn and a rayon sewing thread, from Korea.
You have submitted five samples of yarns, as follows: (A) - silky smooth 65% polyester/35% cotton blend, (B) - super spun 100% polyester, (C) - super stretch 100% nylon, (D) - natural 100% viscose rayon, and (E) - high luster 100% polyester. Three other yarns listed in your letter, items (F) through (H), were previously ruled on under our control number 890102 dated September 13, 1993. The first item, (A), is a 3-ply spun yarn with a final Z-twist measuring either 84 or 135 metric number (nm). The second item, (B), is a 3-ply spun yarn measuring 84 nm. The third item, (C), is a 2-ply textured…
952957 · 1993-06-21 — Modification of NYRL 850772; tariff classification ofpolyester yarn from Taiwan
The Customs Service has had reason to reexamine the classification determination in New York Ruling Letter (NYRL) 850772, issued on April 11, 1990, to Ms. Cecelia Castellanos of your company on behalf of Schermerhorn Bros. Co. That ruling has been found to be partially in error and is hereby modified in accordance with the following discussion. FACTS: New York Ruling Letter 850772 classified what it described as "plied nylon and polyester filament yarns from Taiwan." Two samples were submitted and described as (1) a 12-ply nylon yarn put up on a cone weighing 5 pounds, and (2) a 5-ply…
952265 · 1993-01-04 — Classification of 100% spun polyester yarn; 5509.220010.
A sample was provided to our office. FACTS: The submitted sample is a two-ply polyester yarn, measuring 236 decitex, mounted on a cylindrical spool. The total weight of the sample is approximately 1250 grams. The yarn is spun from staple fibers and has an estimated twist of 150 turns per meter, in the Z direction. ISSUE: How is the subject spun polyester yarn classified under the HTSUSA? LAW AND ANALYSIS: As the subject spool of yarn exceeds 1000 grams, it is not to be classified as "put up for retail sale" or "sewing thread," pursuant to Section XI, notes 4(A)(a)(ii) and 5(a). In addition,…
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