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N355127 · 2025-11-19 — The tariff classification, country of origin, marking, and eligibility of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) of gold waste and scrap
The merchandise under consideration is described as gold waste and scrap. From the information provided, 99.99% by weight unwrought gold in the form of grain from the United States is shipped to Mexico. In Mexico, the gold is mixed with alloys and cast into a wax tree mold shaped to replicate the final jewelry design. Once the metal has cooled, each piece is removed from the casting tree using a hand-held cutter; these pieces are then processed into jewelry and polished. The excess materials from this cutting process, as well as the dust created by polishing the finished jewelry, are…
H206081 · 2012-10-11 — Ruling Request; Classification of Titanium Scrap
S. (VSMPO-Tirus), regarding the classification of certain titanium scrap pieces imported from a Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ) under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). In reaching our decision, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has taken into consideration your original ruling request, a conference call held with representatives from CBP Headquarters on August 29, 2012, a supplemental submission dated September 18, 2012, and samples of the instant merchandise submitted for review. FACTS: On January 11, 2012, you filed a request for a binding ruling concerning the…
N039358 · 2008-10-23 — The tariff classification of aluminum plate to be melted for recovery of the metal content from unspecified countries.
The subject of this inquiry is aluminum plate which will be used in remanufacture by melting in the United States. Photographs submitted with the inquiry show stacks of aluminum plate without obvious damage. In fact, in a phone discussion regarding this inquiry you did state that the aluminum plate is not claimed to be defective or damaged in a physical way. However, the importer is currently unable to use this product and intends to melt the sheet to fabricate another product. You suggest classification in 9817.00.90 HTSUS and correctly present prior rulings on similar merchandise classified…
961659 · 1999-01-20 — PRD 0201-98-100009; Titanium Solids; Bulk Weldable Scrap Titanium; Waste and Scrap, Subheading 8108.10.10; Billets, Unwrought Titanium; Bars, Other Titanium, Subheading 8108.90.60; Remelt Scrap; Consolidated Cork v.U.S.; Heading 9817, Articles of Metal to be Used in Remanufacture, 19 CFR 54.6; HQ 960800
This is our decision on Protest 0201-98-100009, filed against your classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS) of certain titanium solids. The entry was liquidated on December 5, 1997, and this protest timely filed on March 4, 1998. Counsel for the protestant made supplemental submissions, dated August 25 and August 27, 1998, in which he presented additional materials. FACTS: The merchandise in issue is invoiced as 90/6/4 B/W scrap for remelt, 90/6/4 filler scrap for remelt, 95/5 B/W plate scrap for remelt and BT1-0 B/W scrap for remelt. These designations…
d81544 · 1998-08-31 — The tariff classification of magnesium ingot from Russia.
It is stated that you will be importing magnesium ingots or cylinders made from magnesium waste and scrap. The magnesium content of these products will be approximately 91.50%. The purpose of melting this waste and scrap into ingot and cylinder form is for ease of transportation. The applicable subheading for the magnesium ingots and cylinders made from magnesium waste and scrap will be 8104.19.0000, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for other unwrought magnesium. The rate of duty will be 6.5 percent ad valorem. Based on the description that you provided,…
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