Containing 85 percent or more by weight of polyester staple fibers: — Other
H163999 · 2012-03-14 — Tariff classification of Latex Coated Fabric; Protest Number 1601-11-100135
(Bodam), against U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s (CBP) reclassification and subsequent liquidation of one entry of latex coated fabric. FACTS: This protest pertains to one entry for latex coated fabrics. The instant merchandise is identified by Style Nos. SP 10011, SP 209, SP 16011, SPN 102, and P 10022. The entry took place at the Service Port of Charleston (the Charleston Port) on June 6, 2010, and was liquidated on March 11, 2011. The product is described in the protest as “Latex Coated Conveyor Belt Fabric.” Samples of each product style were delivered to CBP for laboratory testing.…
H089795 · 2010-04-19 — Request for Reconsideration of New York Ruling Letter (NY) N050146 concerning the tariff classification of fabric used in upholstery
S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) reconsider NY N050146, issued to you on November 23, 2009. In particular you request that we reconsider the classification of a fabric that you market as “Tea Time” which CBP classified in subheading 5512.19.0090, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA), which provides for “[w]oven fabrics of synthetic staple fibers, containing 85 percent or more by weight of synthetic staple fibers: [c]ontaining 85 percent or more by weight of polyester staple fibers: [o]ther… [o]ther (220)…” We have reconsidered NY N050146 and find that it is…
088273 · 1991-08-08 — Internal Advice request 55/90; woven fabrics coated with 48percent styrene, 52 percent butadiene, are not rubberized fabricsof heading 5906; coatings with styrene content greater than 40percent are presumed to be plastics.
, of Cambridge, Ontario, concerning the classification of upholstery fabrics coated with styrene- butadiene. Sample fabric swatches were attached to the original request. Dumbbell specimens of the liquid polymer coating were subsequently obtained from Tandem Fabrics. FACTS: The merchandise at issue consists of two sets of upholstery fabric manufactured in and imported from Canada. The first set (A) consists of twenty named fabric swatches. Each named fabric pattern may be produced in a variety of colors. The named fabric patterns are as follows: Argus; Ballet; Benton; Bolton; Brier; Broadway;…
087941 · 1990-12-12 — Classification of certain fusible interlining fabrics from Japan
This ruling is in response to your letter of August 13, 1990, on behalf of Nissho Iwai American Corp., requesting classification of certain fusible interlining fabrics from Japan. FACTS: The fabrics at issue are made of 100 percent polyester spun woven fabric that is sparsely coated with very small dots of polyamide resin. Four samples of the same fabric, but each a different color, were submitted. New York Customs ruled on the black fabric sample. The grey, white and ecru fabric samples have been submitted to this office for a ruling. ISSUE: Are the subject fabric samples visible coated and…
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