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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.

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968 rulings found for “Malaysia”

CBP now blocks automated searches of CROSS, so these results come from our own copy of 93,491 rulings (newest ruling held: 2026-10-23). It does not yet hold every ruling in CROSS. If you know the ruling number, open it directly — that always reads CBP live.

562987HQ2004-04-21

Application for Further Review of Protest No. 5301-03-100651

9802.00.8044
562812HQ2004-03-30

Request for Internal Advice; Nairobi Protocol; hearing aid parts; microphones, speakers and other components originally designed for hearing aids

9817.00.96
967028HQ2004-03-10

Eligibility under the Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act (CBTPA) of certain belts and suspenders produced from yarns formed in the United States incorporating Malaysian rubber thread

9820.11.06
562896HQ2004-01-28

Country of Origin of Surgical Instruments; Forging; Substantial TransformationDear Mr. Benson:

K81226NY2003-11-26

Classification and country of origin determination for sheet sets, duvet covers and comforters; 19 CFR 102.21(c)(2); tariff shift; 19 CFR 102.21(c)(4); most important assembly or manufacturing process

6302.21.90106302.21.90206302.21.90506302.31.90509404.90.8020+7 more
J89230NY2003-10-15

The tariff classification of urinary catheters Assembled in Mexico From USA Components

9018.39.0040
966641HQ2003-09-09

African Growth and Opportunity Act; Knit Polo Shirt; Lesser Developed Country Dear Ms. Bounds: This is in response to your letter of June 4, 2003, requesting a binding ruling on the eligibility of apparel for preferential treatment under the African Growth and Opportunity Act ("AGOA"). A sample was submitted. FACTS: The submitted sample, identified as style no. 6393, is a men’s knit polo shirt of 100% cotton, pique knit fabric that measures 11 stitches per linear centimeter counted in the horizontal direction and 20 stitches per linear centimeter counted in the vertical direction. The shirt has a rib knit spread collar; a partial front opening with three button closures; short sleeves with rib knit cuffs; and a straight, hemmed bottom with side slits. The side slits are self-finished and the shirt has self-fabric neck binding.

9819.11.09
965933HQ2003-08-14

Modification of HQ 088423; CSD 92-11; Classification of unisex jackets and pants as track suits; Imported in equal numbers but separately packed; Classification Based on Condition at the Time of Importation, Classification Based on the Intended Manner of Sale; HQ 962125, dated May 5, 2000

6211.43.00406201.43.0050
965932HQ2003-08-14

Revocation of HQ 952704; Classification of track suits; Imported in Equal Numbers; Classification Based on Condition at the Time of Importation, Classification Based on the Intent of Importer; HQ 962125Dear Mr. Tarquinio:

6211.33.00306211.33.0035
J85679NY2003-06-30

The tariff classification of sweetened cocoa powder from Canada

1806.10.1000
J83405NY2003-05-29

The tariff classification of "Tocomin 50%" from Malaysia.Dear Mr. Wohlrab:

2106.90.9998
J81972NY2003-04-08

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN MARKING OF IMPORTED MEN’S SHIRTS

965960HQ2003-01-07

African Growth and Opportunity Act; Drawstrings; Elasticized Narrow Woven Fabric

9819.11.09
I86281NY2002-10-03

The tariff classification of a man’s pair of trousers from Taiwan, China, Hong Kong, Sri Lanka, Korea, Philippines, Indonesia, Cambodia, Myanmar/Burma, Ethiopia and Vietnam

6210.40.5030
964607HQ2002-07-08

Protest 1801-00-100162, Saw Palmetto Extract.

3823.19.4000
963569HQ2002-05-23

Internal Advice 13/98; Wheelbarrow Parts; Wooden Wedges and Stays; Classification; North American Free Trade Agreement; Country of Origin.

8716.90.50608716.90.50108716.90.5030
962807HQ2002-04-29

Protest 2002-98-100306; Palm Fatty Acid Distillate.

3824.90.4090
561605HQ2000-07-20

Eligibility for duty-free treatment under the GSP of certain plywood products; country of origin marking requirements

4412.13.40
962528HQ2000-02-18

Protest # 4503-98-100028; Coleman rechargeable power failure light; Generalized System of Preferences.

8513.10.20
E87550NY1999-10-07

Classification and country of origin determination for men’s woven cotton pants; 19 C.F.R. §102.21(c)(4)

6203.42.40156209.20.50406307.106307.909404.90
E86558NY1999-09-14

The tariff classification of a digital signage processor from various countries of origin.

8471.50.00858524.99.4000
114621HQ1999-08-12

Invoice Requirements; Country of Origin; 19 CFR §141.86(a)(10); Consolidation of Origin Information on Invoice.

560936HQ1999-04-21

Country of origin marking of wheelbarrow parts; NAFTA; Article 509

8716.80.508716.90.508716.108716.808716.90
561046HQ1998-10-27

Country of origin marking of fasteners Dear Mr. Sawyer:

561015HQ1998-08-13

Eligibility of imported Russian caviar for duty-freetreatment under GSP; imported directly requirement;19 CFR 10.175

1604.30.20

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