Of textile wadding: — Of cotton (369)
N288881 · 2018-01-05 — The tariff classification of Diaper Extension Pads from China
Samples and product specifications were provided for review. We apologize for the delayed response, as a sample was sent to the CBP laboratory in New York for analysis of the material composition. Lab results were received on December 20, 2017. The sample was destroyed during testing. The remaining samples will be returned, per your request. Note that the “Wet Bag” included in the original request was separately ruled upon in NY ruling N289348, dated August 31, 2017. You submitted three items for review: The “Leg Blowout Blocker,” “Back Blowout Blocker” and “Soaker Stopper.” All are reusable,…
N290854 · 2017-10-17 — The tariff classification of feminine hygiene pads from Spain
Samples and a product description were provided for review. The sample will be retained by our office. The item under consideration is a feminine hygiene pad. The pad is composed of an absorbent core of 100% cotton wadding, sheathed in a non-woven cotton material and backed by a sheet of bioplastic. Adhesive on the back is designed to adhere to the inside of a woman’s underwear. Each pad is individually wrapped. Feminine pads and similar articles, when composed of more than one material, are classified by the material which provides the article its greatest absorbency. In this case the cotton…
N268304 · 2016-07-11 — The tariff classification of diapers from Czech Republic.
The New York, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Laboratory analyzed Diaper A, and has posted a wood pulp fiber content of 55.9%, a textile fabric content of 34.7% and a granular plastic material content of 9.4%. See Headquarters ruling letter HQ 961683 dated August 13, 2002, in which “wood pulp” was categorized as paper. We note the difference in the CBP lab report compared against the company provided material breakdown. For classification purposes, this office will use the CBP lab report over that of the company provided material breakdown, until proven to the contrary by an independent…
N266884 · 2015-08-13 — The tariff classification of a baby diaper cover and diaper inserts from China.
The sample submitted will be returned to you. The submitted item, style number GD207, is described as a Little G diaper system. The style consists of a diaper cover with lining and a detachable interior pouch. The outer shell of the diaper cover is made of 92% cotton, 8% spandex jersey knit fabric. The diaper cover lining is made of cotton jersey fabric. The diaper cover lining is made of cotton jersey fabric. The interior pouch, which secures to the diaper cover with plastic snaps, is made of woven nylon fabric that is coated with polyurethane. The diaper cover leg openings are finished with…
N249942 · 2014-06-05 — The tariff classification of Disposable Baby Diapers from China
, you requested a tariff classification ruling. Your samples will not be returned as requested, because they were used in the lab analysis. You supplied two representative samples of the disposable baby diaper in varying stages of the manufacturing process. The first item (Exhibit A) is an exact sample of the disposable baby diaper being imported with the exception that it did not include the tape used for securing the diaper in place. The second item (Exhibit B) is an exact sample of the disposable baby diaper being imported, including the tape used for securing the diaper in place. Each…
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