Knotted netting of twine, cordage or rope; made up fishing nets and other made up nets, of textile materials:
Part of: 56 — Wadding, felt and nonwovens; twine, cordage, rope
N069638 · 2009-07-28 — The tariff classification and status under the United States-Peru Trade Promotion Agreement Implementation Act (Peru TPAIA), of netting and knit fabrics from Peru.
The same merchandise was the subject of New York classification ruling N065642, dated July 8, 2009. You submitted four samples. You state that all will be imported in bulk bales with raw, unfinished edges. These nettings are over 30 cm in width. Sample A is a black knotless raschel netting material, of open-work warp knit construction. It is made of 100% nylon. The twine size is 210d/12 and the mesh size is 11/16” stretched measure, with an estimated yield of 44 square feet/lb. The order configuration is bulk bales 600 meshes deep x 110 fathoms long. The intended use for the above item is…
N015140 · 2007-08-23 — The tariff classification of crab traps from China
C., Canada, you requested a tariff classification ruling. You submitted a sample of a collapsible crab trap. No style number is indicated on the trap itself or in the letter. It is composed of knotted netting of black nylon cords. The knotted netting is attached to a frame consisting of two flexible stainless steel rings, each 30” in diameter. It has three stainless steel gates that hold the rings approximately 14” apart. It includes a separate three-rope bridle with stainless steel fittings. The trap collapses and folds into a circle that fits into a carrying case approximately 19” in…
K88845 · 2004-09-01 — The tariff classification and status under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), of nets from Mexico; Article 509
You submitted a sample of the netting from which the nets are manufactured. It is knotted netting of a twisted cord that you say is nylon, with 2” mesh. The netting is imported into Mexico from Indonesia, Thailand, or China. The netting will be made up into nets for batting cages, batting practice nets, barriers at golf driving ranges, or other protective uses. None of the uses are actually game-related (as tennis or goal nets would be, for example). You also submitted a brochure showing various commercial fishing nets into which the netting may be made up; none appear to be for hand-casting.…
I86498 · 2002-09-25 — The tariff classification of a hand cast fishing or bait net, from Brazil.
Your sample is being returned as requested. The instant sample, as described in your correspondence, consists of a made-up fishing net (bait net). Specifically, the merchandise at issue consists of a fishing net, approximately six feet in diameter, when fully deployed, with an approximately 1/2" mesh size, and weighted with lead sinkers. The body of the net is made of an open mesh construction with knotted monofilament yarn of man-made fiber. There is a rather substantial, long braided cord affixed to one end to throw out, cast or drag the net. The subject net is commonly known as a cast net,…
964587 · 2002-08-20 — Protest number 1803-99-100234; Netting; Heading 9506; Heading 5608; HQ 963743, dated August 13, 2002, Incorporated by Reference
Kuehne & Nagel, Inc., filed the AFR, on behalf of Ball Products, Inc., against Customs classification of one entry of density polyethylene netting. FACTS: The merchandise at issue is a high-density polyethylene netting, black in color and treated with an ultra-violet protectant so that long term exposure to the sun will not cause the fabric to fade or crack. The protestant entered this merchandise on November 10, 1998, under subheading 9506.99.3000 of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), as tennis equipment. Customs liquidated the entry on November 5, 1999, classifying…
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