Articles previously exported with intent to reimport after temporary use abroad
N338984 · 2024-04-18 — The tariff classification of flavored malt alcohol beverages from the United States
They are manufactured in New York State from raw materials sourced in the U.S. and Canada. The products are consolidated for shipping purposes with other beverage products made in Canada, and shipped back into the U.S. You have stated that excise taxes are paid at the time of U.S. production, in accordance with the timelines established by the U.S. Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (“TTB”). The goods are shipped to Canada and no drawback refund of excise taxes is requested when the goods are exported to Canada. At the time of import, the products are U.S. goods which have not undergone…
N118178 · 2010-08-25 — The tariff classification of human skin and nail specimens from the Virgin Islands, Costa Rica or Canada.
You have outlined a scenario in which your company will export “medical test and collection kits” of U.S. origin to the Virgin Islands, Costa Rica and Canada. In those countries, doctors will collect specimens from their patients, fill the kits with those specimens, and then return the filled kits to the United States, where the specimens will be analyzed. You explain that some of the medical kits will consist of plastic bags intended for the receipt of dry skin shavings or dry “keratin specimens” (i.e., unprocessed human nail clippings), for fungal growth analysis. Other kits will consist of…
N021025 · 2008-01-25 — The tariff classification of "Message in a Baby Bottle" from Thailand
, you requested a tariff classification ruling. The subject merchandise is described as “Message in a Baby Bottle”. It is composed of a hard sugar candy pop resembling the top of a baby bottle formed onto the closure of a clear plastic container filled with powdered sugar candy and a small piece of non-edible paper. A clear plastic cap fits over the hard candy, which can be dipped into the powdered candy, protecting and sealing the product. The printed paper message consists of a food contact safe, flexographically-printed paper with a unique password code and prompt to gain access to an…
g83402 · 2000-10-27 — The tariff classification of imported case record forms.
W. Johnson Pharmaceutical Research Institute and Janssen Pharmaceutical Research Foundation, subsidiaries of Johnson & Johnson, you requested a tariff classification ruling. The goods in question are Case Record Forms that are designed for use in clinical trials of drugs, overseas. The forms are generally printed in the United States using both a lithographic printing process and high speed digital photocopying. However, the forms may also be printed overseas and imported into the United States. The forms are either placed in a looseleaf binder or collected and bound in a spiral notebook. (A…
c82742 · 1998-01-12 — The tariff classification and marking of "Easy Slide" dental floss assembled and packaged in the Dominican Republic from components of the United States and the United Kingdom
Your request concerns the importation of "Easy Slide" dental floss in individual retail packages. A plastic bobbin holder, metal cutter, plastic dispenser and a bobbin with teflon dental floss are sent to the Dominican Republic, along with packaging material, for assembly into a finished individual retail package of dental floss. The plastic bobbin with 40 yards of teflon dental floss is manufactured in the United Kingdom. The plastic bobbin holder, metal cutter, plastic dispenser, paper cardboard and plastic blister are of U.S origin. The metal cutter is machine pressed into the bobbin…
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