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N313809 · 2020-09-04 — The tariff classification of docks and components from Turkey.
Pictures and other descriptive literature were provided with your request. The items under review have been identified as Classic Docks, Roll-In Docks, Floating Dock System, and Underdock Supports, Ultra Crossarms, Traditional Support Components, Quick Connect Accessories, Heavy Duty Dock Ladders, and Pontoon Ladders. During our teleconference on September 1, 2020, you stated that you are not importing the docks in their entirety, and you are seeking a classification of separate components comprising the docks, such as the frames and supports. However, you did indicate that sometimes, you may…
N268361 · 2015-09-21 — The tariff classification of floating docks from an unspecified country
N268361 September 21, 2015 CLA-2-89:OT:RR:NC:N1:106 CATEGORY: Classification TARIFF NO.: 8905.90.5000 Weijiun Liao, Senior Officer Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office in the United States 4301 Connecticut Ave NW, Suite 401 Washington, DC 20008 RE: The tariff classification of floating docks from an unspecified country Dear Ms. Liao, In your letter dated September 02, 2015, you requested a tariff classification ruling. This office has reviewed the information provided. The item under consideration has several times been referred to as a “floating duck.” This office assumes that…
N014093 · 2007-08-09 — The tariff classification of a floating storage re-gasification unit from South Korea
You submitted a drawing with your request. Broadwater plans to build and install a floating facility moored in the Long Island Sound to receive imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG). LNG is natural gas that has been cooled so that it becomes a liquid that can be economically shipped throughout the world in specially designed ships. Physically, the subject merchandise would consist of a ship-like vessel moored in Long Island Sound. The vessel, known as a Floating Storage Re-gasification Unit, or FSRU, would be about 1,200 feet long and 180 feet wide and would rise about 75 to 80 feet above…
950197 · 1992-06-04 — Petrocleaner (Unit types 300 and 700); "vessel"; 8421.29.00;EN 89.05(A) HQ 105463; HQ 106520; HQ 110276; HQ 110386; HQ110994; HQ 111275; Note 1(l) to Sect. XVI; EN to Chapter 89;General Headnote 5(g), TSUS; 19 U.S.C.A. 1401(a); 49 U.S.C.A.App. 883; ("Jones Act"); 50 U.S.C.A. App. 2406(d); 33 CFR 2.05-25(a)(3)(i); 33 CFR 329.4; C.S.D. 89-85; T.D. 75-276; ElizabethRiver Terminals, Inc. v. U.S.; Hitner Sons Co. v. U.S.; ToddShipyards Corp. v. U.S.; U.S. v. Moran Towing and TransportationCo.
Your letter was referred to this office for a response. FACTS: The merchandise under consideration is an oil skimming device called the "Petrocleaner." The primary use of the Petrocleaner is in oil spill recovery on open water, but it may also be used for separation of one fluid floating on top of another in more contained or artificial areas such as storage ponds or lagoons. The Petrocleaner operates by using a multi- blade screw that compresses and conveys contaminated water and thereby expels purified water underneath and pushes thickened surface material into a rear chamber. Two models of…
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