HEADING 0909

Seeds of anise, badian, fennel, coriander, cumin or caraway; juniper berries:

Part of Chapter 09 — Coffee, Tea, Spices, Section II.

Subheadings and tariff lines

0909D01Seeds of coriander:

0909.21.00.00Neither crushed nor ground 0909.22.00.00Crushed or ground

0909D02Seeds of cumin:

0909.31.00.00Neither crushed nor ground 0909.32.00.00Crushed or ground

0909D03Seeds of anise, badian, caraway or fennel; juniper berries:

0909.61.00.00Neither crushed nor ground 0909.62.00.00Crushed or ground

Recent CBP rulings on heading 0909

N142837 January 28, 2011

The tariff classification of dried vegetables, spices, plant parts and salt, packed in steel racks from China

N012158 June 14, 2007

The tariff classification of juniper berry powder from Macedonia.

M85273 August 17, 2006

The tariff classification of a discovery kit with components from Belgium, France and India.

L89875 February 13, 2006

The tariff classification and country of origin marking for spices and a spice rack, from China

K87194 July 1, 2004

The tariff classification of spices and a metal rack from China.

J86635 July 22, 2003

The tariff classification of a spice set from China.

I87757 October 30, 2002

The tariff classification of coriander, rosemary, sage, tarragon, and thyme from Argentina.

I86595 October 10, 2002

The tariff classification of fennel seed and dill seed from Iran.

I85577 August 29, 2002

The tariff classification of cardamom from India and cumin seeds and sumac from Iran.

I84226 July 24, 2002

The tariff classification of spices and rock salt, packed in a metal rack, from China.

H81291 May 25, 2001

The tariff classification of spices and dried vegetables, packed in a wooden spice holder, from China.

H81265 May 24, 2001

The tariff classification spices, dried vegetables, and coarse salt, packed in a galvanized, steel box, from China.

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