Of man-made fibers
Part of: 63101020 — Other
N311013 · 2020-06-10 — The tariff classification of scrap pieces of fabric from Sri Lanka
The response was delayed due to the national emergency involving the COVID-19 virus. Our office received seven samples of scrap fabric (offcuts) identified as Samples 1, 9, 17, 21, N7, N8 and N13. The seven knitted fabrics are made of man-made fibers. Two of the fabrics, Samples N8 and 9, are printed. All the samples are new material and, except for N8, cut in a jagged, uneven manner, with no square or straight cuts. Sample N8 consists of four layers of neatly cut pieces, in a “U” shape as if from a pattern; there are no roughly cut edges. The largest of the seven samples, Sample 1, is…
N255817 · 2014-08-19 — The tariff classification of cuttings of wearing apparel
You have submitted samples of cuttings and snippings of sports wearing apparel, all of man-made fibers. You state that the imported merchandise, cut up sports jerseys and pants previously used in games of sports entities such as the National Hockey League (NHL), National Basketball Association (NBA), National Football League (NFL), and Major League Baseball (MLB), etc., will be imported to be used on sports trading cards. The cut-up clothing will be mounted onto the trading cards and sealed in double-sided tape. The cards are used as mementos by sports fans The applicable subheading for the…
N108360 · 2010-06-08 — The tariff classification and status under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), of used flexible intermediate bulk containers, scrap twine, and shredded pieces of both, from Canada; Article 509
With your second letter you submitted samples of the scrap baler and binder twine in pieces and in a shredded state, as well as cut-up pieces of fabric from the flexible intermediate bulk containers (FIBCs) and that fabric in a shredded state. You state that your company manually cleans the scrap twine and used FIBCs of mud and dirt, although very small amounts of hay or straw may remain. Some of the scrap twine and used FIBCs are baled after cleaning, 23-30 FIBCs or 1000 pounds of twine per bale. You stated that the FIBCs are no longer usable and are fit only for the recovery of the raw…
L82087 · 2005-02-09 — The tariff classification of carpet scraps.
26, 2005, you requested a ruling on behalf of Wellman, Inc., on tariff classification. Your letter states that Wellman will be importing carpet scraps from the European Union in bales measuring 6’ x 8’ or 8’ x 12’. The scraps will be imported as trimmings, cut pieces, and damaged and defective pieces. The carpet scraps will be tufted fibers in a primary polypropylene backing; the latex filler and secondary polypropylene backing will have been removed prior to importation. The scraps will consist of nylon 6 or 6.6, polyester, or polypropylene. You have included with your letter a sample,…
K86433 · 2004-06-09 — The tariff classification of hosiery loops from Pakistan.
However, in a telephone conversation with National Import Specialist Mitchel Bayer, you called them hosiery loops and explained that these are cuttings left over from the knitting of hosiery. No samples were submitted. You stated your belief that the cotton is classifiable in subheading 5202.10.0000, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for cotton yarn waste (including thread waste). You further suggested that the nylon waste is classifiable in subheading 5505.10.0020, HTS, which provides for waste of nylon fibers (including noils, yarn waste, and garnetted…
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