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Search 220,000+ classification decisions from the CBP CROSS (Customs Rulings Online Search System) database. Rulings explain how CBP classifies goods under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule, providing binding precedent for importers, customs brokers, and trade compliance teams.

Examples: “steel pipe”, “7208.51”, “N123456”, “USMCA automotive”

15,108 rulings found for “Canada

H340588Origin; Markinghq

USMCA Eligibility of Nickel Powder; Country of Origin; Marking

N344805Classificationny

The tariff classification of a billboard upgrade sign from Canada

4911.10.0080
N345199Classificationny

The tariff classification of polyvinyl chloride adhesive labels from Canada

3919.90.5060
N345031Classificationny

The Tariff Classification of Cocoa Reduction Blend from Canada

1302.32.0040
N244949Classificationny

The tariff classification of training pants from Canada.

6108.22.90306111.30.5070
N354142Classification, Origin, Tradeny

The tariff classification, country of origin, and United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) eligibility of the Endurium Battery Module

8507.80.82009903.01.249903.01.259903.88.02
544284Valuationhq

Decision on Application for Further Review of Protest No. 3801-6-001163

082213Classificationhq

Drain cleaning system

3917.39.00203917.40.00003926.90.45004016.99.50504202.12.2090
086034Classificationhq

Plastic And Metal Livestock Ear Tags

8310.00.004911.99.809817.00.50
086414Classificationhq

NYRL 830696 modified. Cabinet towel is not continuousroller towel, but is made up and is similar to roller towel.Toilet linen; face cloth; narrow woven fabric

6302.91.0050
087848Classificationhq

Unassembled truck body panels; Parts and accessories ofautomobiles; Automotive Products Trade Act; APTA

8708.29.00
555674CLASSIFICATIONhq

Applicability of duty exemption under subheading 9802.00.80, HTSUS, to polyester and polypropylene ropes created abroad by twisting polyester yarn together and by twisting yarn made out of polypropylene resin pellets together.Further fabrication;assembly;10.14(a);10.16(a); 555221;555128;847184

5607.49.25005607.50.20009802.00.80
000112Classificationhq

Blanket certificate; Exporter's Certificate of Origin; changed circumstances; United States-Canada Free-Trade Agreement; CFTA

000116Classificationhq

United States-Canada Free-Trade Agreement; CFTA; parts heading; rule of origin; Harmonized System as document for determining change in classification; APTA

088721Classificationhq

Fabrics coated with plastics, where coating is not visibleto the naked eye, are not coated for tariff purposes.

5407.73.20605515.91.0090
111655Carriershq

Instruments of International Traffic; Plastic Pails; 19 U.S.C. 1322

733838Markinghq

Country of origin marking of imported stuffed cotton dolls;substantial transformation; conspicuous; 19 CFR 134.41; clearlyindicate

112415Carriershq

Instruments of International Traffic; Busses; Local Traffic; 19 U.S.C. 1322

223701Drawbackhq

Same Condition Drawback; Exportation; Protest 1503-91- 100025 Dear Sir:

223970Conditionally Free Merchandisehq

Entry of Mobile X-ray Unit from Canada; Professional Equipment and Tools of Trade; 9813.00.50, HTSUS; 19 CFR 10.36(a)

556181Classificationhq

Applicability of partial duty exemption to galvanized round wire from Canada; further processing; 555915; 555620; 554965; 543665; C.S.D. 84-89

9802.00.60
734621Markinghq

Country of origin marking requirements for imported retail boxes for Game Boy games; U.S. locality; 19 CFR 134.46

557364Classificationhq

Applicability of partial duty exemption under HTSUS subheading 9802.00.80 to wearing apparel; sewing; fusing; pressing; ironing; attaching hang-tags; placing on hangers

9802.00.80
734799Markinghq

Country of origin marking of agricultural implement parts imported from Canada; adhesive labels; 19 CFR 134.41(b); 19 CFR 134.44(b); permanent marking

734929Markinghq

Trademark/Trade Name, Classification, Country of OriginMarking of Empty Disposable Bottles; 15 U.S.C. 1125.

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