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Ruling #	Date	Office	Subject	Tariff codes
E87152	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of pipe and pallet handling systems from Austria	8412.29.80758424.89.70908537.10.9060 +6
E85483	Sep 28, 1999	E8	Classification and Country of Origin determination for a woman's knitted cardigan styled garment; 19 C.F.R. §102.21(c)(4); most important assembly or manufacturing process.	199419966101 +5
E87195	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification and status under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), of Confectionery Coatings from Canada; Article 509Dear Mr. Adrien:In your letter dated September 1, 1999 you requested a ruling on the status of confectionery coatings from Canada under the NAFTA.Samples were included with your initial request dated July 20, 1999. The subject merchandise consists of the following white and chocolate flavored confectionery coatings: CF-8701, CF-780, CF-9190 112D, CF-9190, CF-7667 118MP. CF-8701 is stated to contain 67.49 percent sugar, 31.90 percent partially hydrogenated palm kernel oil, and small quantities of various other ingredients. CF-780 contains 50.01 percent sugar, 29.99 percent partially hydrogenated palm kernel oil, 12.51 percent non-fat dry milk, 7.20 percent natural processed cocoa, and small quantities of various other ingredients. CF-9190 112D contains 47.49 percent sugar, 38.79 percent partially hydrogenated palm kernel, cottonseed and palm	1806.20.60002106.90.94001806.20.9900
E83755	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification, country of origin requirements and status under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), of a shadow box and a doll picture from Canada; Article 509	6913.10.50003924.90.2000
E87608	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of tote bags from China.	4202.92.45004202.92.3031
E87357	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of a tote bag from China.	4202.92.3031
E86957	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of bath puppets and textile toys from China	9503.49.00259503.41.00109503.90.0045
E86907	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of a man’s shirt and a uniform shirt and vest from Costa Rica.	6205.30.20506205.30.20706211.33.0054
E87136	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification and status under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), of Confectionery Coatings from Canada; Article 509Dear Mr. Adrien:In your letter dated September 1, 1999 you requested a ruling on the status of confectionery coatings from Canada under the NAFTA.Samples were included with your initial request dated July 20, 1999. The subject merchandise consists of the following chocolate flavored confectionery coatings: CF-5334 108D, CF-5334, CF-5848, CF-8348, CF-8930. CF-5334 108D is stated to contain 47.61 percent sugar, 30.40 percent partially hydrogenated palm kernel oil, 10.68 percent natural processed cocoa, 8.19 percent cocoa processed with alkali and small quantities of various other ingredients. CF-5848 contains 60.97 percent sugar, 30.27 percent partially hydrogenated cottonseed and soybean oils, 5.00 percent natural processed cocoa, 3.18 percent sweet whey and small quantities of various other ingredients. CF-8348 contains 51.59 percent sugar,	1806.20.60001806.20.9900
E86383	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of mixtures of nuts from Lebanon.	2008.19.8500
E84892	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of roughly squared white pine veneer logs from CanadaDear Mr. Kalesnikoff:	4403.20.0030
E87164	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of core and scrap conveying systems from Germany	8428.39.0000
E87050	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of a womans 100% cotton knitted sweater from China	6110.20.2020
E86668	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of a women’s tank top from Hong Kong	6109.10.0060
E87758	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of automotive components: Clips and a Hose Clip from Japan	7326.90.8585
E87731	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of leather handbags from China.	4202.21.60004202.21.9000
E87723	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of a pillow from China.	9404.90.2000
E87564	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of a tote bag from Mexico.	4202.92.3031
E86412	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of a pair of girl’s woven trousers from Hong Kong.	6204.62.4050
E87359	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of a pillowcase from Indonesia.	6302.31.9010
E86312	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification and status under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), of a unisex knitted vest from Mexico; Article 509Dear Mr. Malloy:In your letter dated August 16, 1999, submitted on behalf of Timberline Colorado (d.b.a. Caretek), Denver, Colorado, you requested a ruling on the status of a unisex knitted vest from Mexico under the NAFTA.The submitted sample is returned as requested.The sample, Style SV97, is a unisex knitted vest that consists of 100% polyester fibers. The vest has oversized armhole openings that are finished with capping; a full-front, zippered opening; two slanted side pockets at the waist and an elasticized bottom. The fabric on the inside and the outside of the vest is napped. This fabric has more than nine stitches per two centimeters, measured in the direction in which the stitches were formed. On the garment there is also a high or stand-up collar.You describe the manufacturing process as follows:-the fabric for the body and collar i	6110.30.3035
E86307	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification and status under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), of a unisex knitted pullover from Mexico; Article 509Dear Mr. Malloy:In your letter dated August 16, 1999, submitted on behalf of Timberline Colorado (d.b.a. Caretek), Denver, Colorado, you requested a ruling on the status of a unisex knitted pullover from Mexico under the NAFTA.The submitted sample is returned as requested.Style SP97 is a unisex knitted pullover that consists of 100% polyester fibers. The fabric of the body and sleeves of the pullover is napped on both the inside and the outside, and it has more than nine stitches per two centimeters, measured in the direction in which the stitches were formed. The pullover features a shirt-type collar, a partial zippered front opening, an elasticized hemmed bottom and elasticized, hemmed sleeve cuffs. There are two side-seam pockets at the waist, as well.You describe the manufacturing process as follows:-the fabric for the body and collar i	6110.30.3055
E86609	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of spreader gift cards from China.	9505.10.50208215.99.50004911.99.6000
E87767	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of a motor vehicle Electric Motor Lever from Germany	8708.99.8080
E87721	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of plastic beads from India.	3926.90.3500
E87708	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of a plastic comb from Austria.	9615.11.10009615.11.3000
E87685	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of a handbag from China.	4202.22.1500
E87647	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of hardware from Taiwan	8302.41.6015
E87646	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of hardware from Taiwan	8302.41.9015
E87622	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of hardware from Taiwan	8302.41.6015
E87618	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of hardware from Taiwan	8302.41.6015
E87600	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of an inflatable handbag from China.	4202.22.1500
E87592	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) film from Germany.	3920.62.0000
E87568	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of gloves from Honduras.	6216.00.3800
E87560	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The classification of garments from China.Dear Mr. Scher: In your letter of September 13, 1999, you requested a tariff classification ruling on behalf of Hennes & Mauritz. Sample of style 492380 was submitted for classification.Style 492380 is composed of 100% cotton fabric with a polyeurethane coating. The garment, a pair of ladies trousers, features a zippered frontal opening, two slant pockets in the front and a zippered patch pocket in the rear. Your sample is being returned to you.The applicable subheading for the garment is 6210.50.9060, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States, which provides for womens trousers made up of fabrics of heading 5602, 5603, 5903, 5906, or 5907. The rate of duty is 6.4%. The garment falls into textile category 348. As products of China, this merchandise is presently subject to visa requirements based on international trade agreements and subject to quota reporting.The designated textile and apparel category may be subdivided into parts. If s	6210.50.9060
E87541	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of door hardware from Mexico	8302.41.60458301.40.6030
E87540	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of door hardware from China	8302.41.60458301.40.6030
E87533	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of "Rademacher Dutch Chocolate Sticks – Milk" Chocolates from the Netherlands	1806.32.3000
E87530	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of "Rademacher Dutch Chocolate Sticks – Raspberry" Chocolates from the Netherlands	1806.32.9000
E87448	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of a combination electronic organizer and cellular telephone from Korea.	8525.20.9070
E87113	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of Parts of a Bicycle Fork: Adjuster Assemblies and Top Cap from Taiwan or Korea	8714.91.9000
E87023	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of Coffee from India	0901.11.0010
E86980	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of a plastic lumbar pad from the Dominican Republic.Dear Mr. Deem:In your letter dated August 25, 1999, you requested a tariff classification ruling.A sample was provided with your letter. The lumbar pad (article number 880105-1091) is a disc composed of urethane plastic, measuring approximately ¾ inch in diameter and 1/8 inch in thickness. The lumbar pad will be used as a component in safety dummies.The applicable subheading for the lumbar pad will be 3926.90.9880, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for other articles of plastics, other. The duty rate will be 5.3 percent ad valorem.Articles classifiable under subheading 3926.90.9880, HTS, which are products of the Dominican Republic may be entitled to duty free treatment under the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) upon compliance with all applicable regulations. The GSP is subject to modification and periodic suspension, which may affect the status of your transact	3926.90.9880
E86979	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of Spine Top Plate from Dominican Republic.	7326.90.8585
E86973	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of Knee Clevis from Dominican Republic.	7326.90.8585
E86968	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of Transducer Arm from Dominican Republic.	7326.90.8585
E86965	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of Shoulder Pivot Stop from Dominican Republic.	7326.90.8585
E86963	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of Spine Upper Bracket from Dominican Republic.	7326.90.8585
E86962	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of Retaining Washer from Dominican Republic.	7326.90.8585
E86950	Sep 28, 1999	E8	The tariff classification of Rib Mount from Dominican Republic.	7326.90.8585

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