Containing 85 percent or more by weight of artificial staple fibers: — Single yarn (603)
Part of: 5510 — Yarn (other than sewing thread) of artificial staple fibers, not put up for retail sale:
N025950 · 2008-04-13 — The tariff classification of bamboo yarn from Pakistan
, of Florence, South Carolina. You submitted a sample with your original request; we retained the sample while returning your original request for more information. You state that the 100% bamboo yarn is derived from bamboo pulp that is chemically treated in the production process. You indicate that it is considered viscose rayon for commercial purposes; it is an artificial fiber for tariff purposes. The staple fibers undergo a spinning process without any additional chemical treatment to produce the yarn. It is a single yarn that features a Z-twist. The spool weighs just over two kilograms.…
N017930 · 2007-10-04 — The tariff classification of yarns from Taiwan
26, 2007, you requested a tariff classification ruling. The four samples which you submitted are being retained by this office. All of the yarns are imported on 1-lb. cones. Three of the yarns are said to be 100% corn fibers. For purposes of this ruling, we are assuming that what you call corn is actually an artificial fiber derived from corn. The first yarn is labeled 1/2.7 nm, 100% corn. It is a tubular knit, approximately 1/8" in a flattened state. It meets the tariff definition of loop wale-yarn found in the EN to heading 56.06, HTSUS. The applicable subheading for this yarn will be…
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