Articles the product of Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, the Federal Republic of Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, or the United Kingdom: — Folding cartons, boxes and cases, of noncorrugated paper or paperboard (provided for in subheading 4819.20)
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g87804 · 2001-02-27 — The tariff classification of folding cartons from Great Britain
Samples were submitted, which will be retained for reference. You refer to them as “packaging material, printed by a lithographic process”, to be imported through various ports by different importers. The samples are folding cartons of non-corrugated paper or paperboard. They are presented folded, flat, and will presumably be imported in this condition. When assembled, or “set up”, they form boxes for the packaging and marketing of foods. One, printed to indicate a use as container for “Balti Tandoori Chicken Marsala & Naan”, measures 7 7/8” x 7” x 2 ½”. The other, printed to indicate a use…
964009 · 2000-11-29 — Tariff Classification of a Folding Carton; Heading 4819
S.A., Inc., requesting a ruling on the classification of containers imported from Germany. FACTS: The merchandise in question is a paperboard container that will be used as a gift box by cosmetic and fragrance companies. It is six sided and measures approximately 7 inches high when the lid is closed, and approximately 4½ inches by 6 inches at the base and top. Flat and folded, it measures 11½ inches by 8¼ inches. It is not colored or surface-decorated. You seek expedited treatment for your ruling request stating that the goods are “potentially classifiable as ‘folding cartons’ in subheading…
f83967 · 2000-03-08 — The tariff classification of unfinished folding cartons of non-corrugated paper or paperboard, from England or the Netherlands.
This office responded February 17, 2000, with ruling NY F83287, which classified the cartons in HTS subheading 4819.20.0040 and, for products of Great Britain, in HTS subheading 9903.08.10. At this time, by your letter dated February 17, 2000, you have submitted samples of essentially the same product, in an earlier stage of its manufacture: printed, creased for folding, cut in substantial part, (but not so far as to quite separate from each other or from the sheet of paperboard from which they are made), not glued along one edge, and the “window” of clear plastic not yet inserted. These will…
f83287 · 2000-02-17 — The tariff classification of folding cartons of non-corrugated paper or paperboard, from England or The Netherlands
You stated that the product would be exported from England to the USA, but in a telephonic communication with this office you later asked that we rule also as to the status of the article if it were the product of The Netherlands. A sample was submitted, which will be retained for reference. It does not bear any identifying marks and numbers, except such as refer to your letter of 2/11, supra. It is a folding carton of non-corrugated paper or paperboard, to be imported flat. It is white in color, and not printed on any surface. When assembled, after importation, the sample will be a box, of…
f82117 · 2000-01-18 — The tariff classification of “Box Bag” from England
Three samples were submitted, which will be retained for reference. They are individually packaged folding cartons of non-corrugated paperboard, designated “Box Bag”, in three sizes: size 5, size 6, and size 8. In flat, folded condition, size 5 measures 29.25 cm in length and 21.75 cm in width. Size 8 measures 57 cm in length and 19 cm in width. (Size 6 is intermediate.) An illustration printed on the plastic packaging containing each “box bag” shows that when assembled, the article will have a tapered closure at the top, with a protruding handle. The applicable subheading for the “box bags”…
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