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Part of: 630710 — Floorcloths, dishcloths, dusters and similar cleaning cloths:
964937 · 2002-03-19 — Emergency Roadside Kits; GRI 3(b) sets
Your letter was referred to this office for reply. A sample was submitted. We regret the delay in responding. FACTS: The “99 piece Emergency Roadside Kit” (Stock # SDA178) consists of a 10’ battery booster cable, accident information guide, emergency thermal blanket, radiator water bag, 2 light sticks, 2 hose clamps, gas siphon, vinyl glove, a paper flag that reads “Emergency Help Call Police,” red shop towel, multi-function knife, flashlight, 2 D-size batteries, poncho, roll of radiator repair tape, 6 blade fuses, 27 cable nylon ties, flammable tire sealer and first aid kit, all packed…
D89808 · 1999-04-22 — The tariff classification of shop towels from Pakistan and Bangladesh
You submitted several samples of towels that you refer to as a “Cotton Plain Weave Towel”. All of the samples are plain woven nonpile towels made from a coarse fabric. The first sample is a plain woven towel in factory condition prior to washing, bleaching or dyeing. It measures approximately 17 x 17.5 inches. The second sample is a retail package of six plain woven, washed and bleached towels. The polybag refers to the towels as “Painter’s Towels.” The third sample is identical to the second with the exception that these towels are dyed red. The fourth sample is a retail package of twelve…
088136 · 1991-02-22 — Classification of wiping cloths; classifiable under subheading 6307.10.2030
A sample was submitted for examination. FACTS: The submitted sample is a hemmed fabric square of man-made fibers that measures approximately 7 inches by 7 inches. You state that the wipes will be imported in two sizes, 9 inches by 9 inches and 12 inches by 12 inches. According to your submissions, the merchandise at issue is precut to size in the United States, shipped to Mexico for hemming only, and returned to the United States. After importation into the United States, the wipes are impregnated with cleaning chemicals and are processed further before being packaged. They are used as…
087471 · 1990-09-21 — Towels of osnaburg fabric not classifiable as kitchen linen of heading 6302. Subheading 6307.10.20 embraces all towels fitting the description of shop towels. Bales must be marked with country of origin until they reach the ultimate purchaser; or if repacked, the towels must comply with the certification requirements of 19 CFR 134.26.
, in which you requested a binding ruling on the classification of shop towels under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA). You have also enquired as to the marking requirements applicable to the instant merchandise. A sample was submitted with your request. FACTS: The article at issue is a 100 percent woven cotton osnaburg towel, with a thread count of 8 to 10, and measures approximately 17 square inches. The towels are made in Mexico and will be entered through the port of Wichita, Kansas. The towels will be imported in bales containing 2,500 towels per…
082519 · 1990-02-13 — Classification of a cloth
, requesting tariff classification of a cloth made in Japan and packaged in Hong Kong. A sample was submitted for examination. FACTS: The sample at issue, which you call a "dusting cloth," is composed of two pieces of pile fabric, measuring approximately 11 inches by 8 inches, and is sewn together on all four sides. It is made of 100 percent rayon fabric. You state that the merchandise may be used for dusting or polishing. ISSUE: How is the sample cloth classified under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA)? LAW AND ANALYSIS: Classification of merchandise…
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