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1,261 rulings found for “Impregnated Textile Fabrics”
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The tariff classification of polyethylene woven fabric from Mexico.
The tariff classification of hook and loop fastener tape for use in apparel, from Korea.
Reconsideration of NYRL 886909; tariff classification of a gazebo; plastic coating not visible to naked eye; Note 2(a) to Chapter 59
The tariff classification of four fusible interlining fabrics which will be used for fusing into jackets, from either Germany or Austria.
Decision on Application for Further Review of Protest No. 1803-93-100002; classification of "coated fabric"; visible to the nakedeye prerequisite of Chapter Note 2(a)(1) to Chapter 59; subheading5407.60.2035, HTSUSA; 600 denier woven polyester fabric withpolyurethane coating.
Application for Further Review of Multiple Protests. Quiltedanoraks of plastics coated fabrics. Dear Ms. McCauley: This is in reply to your Memorandum PRO-2-H:C of August 6, 1991, transmitting documentation for sixteen (16) Protests and Applications for Further Review, as follows. Please be aware that this response is issued to your office in conjunction with HRL 952958 of this date.
The tariff classification of two coated fabrics from Canada.
The tariff classification of a laminated fabric for use in the manufacture of outerwear, from Italy.
Classification of two styles of woven nylon gloves; subheadings 6216.00.3225; not ski gloves; knit fourchettes and sidewalls not suitable for use in skiing; Stonewall Trading Company v. U.S., 64 Cust. Ct. 482, C.D. 4023 (1970); Castelazo & Associates, Stonewall Trading Co. v. U.S., 76 Cust. Ct. 299, Abs. P76/46 (1976); HRL 082336 (11/21/88); HRL 088374 (6/24/91); HRL 952393 (8/28/92).
Match-a-Patch hole and tear mender; electro-thermic device; circular and rectangular cut fabric patches; sets put up for retail sale; GRI 3(b); essential character; ENs VIII and X to GRI 3(b); Section XI, Note 7; Chapter 59, Note 2(a); Heading 5903; HQ's 082644, 089568, 950472; Chapter 55, Statistical Note 1(b) and 1(c)
Decision on Application for Further Review of Protest No.1704-93-100076; granted; classification of adhesive-backed nylonknit fabric used for attaching breast protheses proper undersubheading 9802.00.80, HTSUSA.
Request for Further Review of Protest No. 2904-93-100062,dated March 15, 1993, concerning the classification of knittextile gloves coated with plastics
Decision on Application for Further Review of Protest No.1803-93-10001; classification of "coated fabric"; visible to thenaked eye prerequisite of Chapter Note 2(a)(1) to Chapter 59;subheading 5407.44.0030, HTSUSA.
Application for further review of protest 2704-XX- XXXXXX; classification of a plastic lunch box.
The tariff classification of a cotton/nylon blend twill woven fabric from Germany.
The tariff classification of a "Golfer's Care Kit" fromTaiwan.
Classification of a towel; double difference; dust cloths, mop cloths and polishing cloths; subheading 6307.10.10
Classification of a woven nylon fabric with a plasticapplication used as an upholstery fabric
Classification of cork sheets laminated to a fabric backing
Mustang Floater garments. Essential character; plastic;textile; lining; outer shell
Classification of gloves; not classifiable as ski gloves
The tariff classification of polyester woven fabric fromTaiwan.
Classification of gloves; not classifiable as ski gloves
Applicability of partial duty exemption to pencils; pencil slats; erasers; 555565; 555525; 067389; 556099; 555020
The tariff classification of two samples of woven fabricfrom Switzerland.
