Baseballs
Part of: 95066920 — Baseballs and softballs
N017061 · 2007-09-20 — The tariff classification of softballs and baseballs in plastic buckets from China
, your client. You are requesting the tariff classification on the following products: a 24 Count Bucket of Softballs and a 24 Count Bucket of Baseballs, style BAL1052-24 for both. Each of the balls is constructed of a PVC exterior cover with a center of cork and rubber. The bucket is made from a PVC material and for the purposes of the tariff would be considered packing. The applicable subheading for the 24 baseballs in a bucket will be 9506.69.2040, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), which provides for articles and equipment for general physical exercise, gymnastics,…
L89780 · 2006-01-31 — The tariff classification of four ceramic mugs and one leather baseball from China
Representative samples were submitted with your ruling request. These samples are being returned to you as requested. The submitted merchandise, designated in your letter as “Saturday Evening Post Norman Rockwell Baseball Gift Set” – item number 61406869, consists of four ceramic (stoneware) mugs with four coordinating, fitted ceramic (stoneware) mug covers/lids and a regulation size leather baseball. Although sold as a set, the products are not classifiable as a set because not all of the products are put up together to meet a particular need or carry out a specific activity. Consequently,…
J84950 · 2003-06-04 — The tariff classification of baseballs and softballs packed in a mesh bag from China.
This ruling replaces New York ruling J83822. You are requesting the tariff classification on two different types of balls: baseballs and softballs used in the sports of the same names. Both the baseballs and the softballs are constructed of synthetic coverings over cork centers. The balls are packaged and sold in a mesh bag. The correct classification will be in Chapter 95 of the HTS that provides a statistical breakout for both baseballs and softballs. The mesh bag will be dutiable with the balls because it is considered packing and is not separately classified in the HTS. The samples will…
J83822 · 2003-04-28 — The tariff classification of baseballs and softballs from China.
, your client. You are requesting the tariff classification on two different types of balls: baseballs and softballs used in the sports of the same names. Both the baseballs and the softballs are constructed of synthetic coverings over cork centers. The correct classification will be in Chapter 95 of the HTS which provides a statistical breakout for both baseballs and softballs. The samples will be returned, as requested by your office. The applicable subheading for the baseballs will be 9506.69.2040, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for balls, other than…
h80923 · 2001-05-09 — The tariff classification of a Baseball Pitcher’s Training Kit from China.
, your client. You are requesting the tariff classification on an item that you are describing as a Baseball Pitcher’s Training Kit. The kit contains six baseballs that are weighted for pitching, a drawstring mesh nylon bag and instructions for the use of the baseballs. The baseballs and the nylon bag will be classified separately because the bag is not shaped or fitted for the baseballs and may be used to carry any number of items. The nylon mesh drawstring bag is known in the trade as a “stuff” bag and is not an item that must be used exclusively with the baseballs that will be packaged…
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