Of aluminum: — For cans of a kind used for the conveyance of beverages as described in statistical note 2 to this chapter
Part of: 83099000 — Other
H103227 · 2010-07-29 — Internal Advice Request; Tariff classification of aerosol can fittings
A letter to you dated February 1, 2010, initiated a request for internal advice on behalf of importer Crown Cork & Seal USA, Inc. (Crown). You forwarded Crown’s request and a memorandum for internal advice to our office. The internal advice request pertains to the tariff classification of tinplate steel aerosol can fittings. This letter is in reply to your memorandum dated April 19, 2010. FACTS: Crown imports, among other things, tinplate steel aerosol can fittings. These fittings entered in 2008 are the tops and bottoms of unfinished aerosol cans. The bottom is a solid and thin piece of…
N079342 · 2009-10-22 — The tariff classification of steel strapping seals
The merchandise under consideration is described as a “3CTV-9-Push Seal.” It is a galvanized steel, push-type, strapping seal. Steel strapping is used to reinforce and secure supply containers, such as cartons or boxes. The Push Seal is used to seal/clamp steel strapping when the strapping is tensioned by butting the nose of the strapping tensioner against the seal. The applicable subheading for the steel strapping seal will be 8309.90.00, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), which provides for stoppers, caps and lids…seals and other packing accessories, and parts thereof,…
966629 · 2003-10-29 — Revocation of NY J87481; Lipstick Caps Made of Aluminum
On August 4, 2003, the Director, National Commodity Specialist Division of the Bureau of Customs and Border Protection issued to you NY J87481. In NY J87481, the National Commodity Specialist Division held that a cap for a lipstick tube made of aluminum is classified in subheading 7616.99.50, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). We have reconsidered the classification of the lipstick caps and we now believe that the classification indicated in NY J87481 is incorrect. This ruling sets forth the correct classification of the lipstick caps. FACTS: The merchandise is a cap for…
955308 · 1994-03-28 — Protest 3801-3-102832; cans and can ends; cans closed byrolling and crimping; HRLs 953509, 951510
This is our response regarding Protest 3801-3-102832, which concerns the classification of cans and can ends under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). The entries in question were liquidated on April 30, May 7 and June 11, 1993. A protest was timely filed on July 29, 1993. FACTS: The protested entries concern cans and can ends. In the U.S., the cans and can ends are sealed by rolling and crimping together of the can body flange and the curled end. Protestant claims that the cans and can ends, imported in equal numbers, are "unassembled" cans, and thus, according to…
953509 · 1993-07-22 — Protest No. 3004-92-100184; cans and can ends; cans which are to be closed by soldering or crimping; HQ 951510
This is our response regarding Protest No. 3004-92-100184, which concerns the classification of cans and can ends under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). The subject merchandise was entered on July 10, 1992, and the entry was liquidated on November 13, 1992. The protest was timely filed on November 27, 1992. FACTS: The merchandise subject to this protest are cans and can ends. Upon importation, the cans and can ends are assembled and seamed to form a complete unit used to package salmon (one can and one can end form a complete unit). The importation in question…
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