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.
3,952 rulings found for “Paper and Paperboard”
Classification of Activity Kits from China
The tariff classification of a Sticker Set from China
Classification of Binders/Cases With and Without Paper Inserts, Handles; Articles of Stationery; Other Made Up Textile Articles; Attache Cases, Briefcases, School Satchels; Headings 6307, 4820, and 4202
The tariff classification of pen presentation cases from China
The tariff classification of a pillow labels from China
The tariff classification of disposable cups from China
The tariff classification of folding gift box from Vietnam
The tariff classification of jewelry display units, of composite materials (paperboard, metal, wood, plastic, textile), from Mexico.
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN MARKING OF IMPORTED HANDKERCHIEFSDear Mr. Pellegrini:This is in response to your letter dated June 17, 1999, on behalf of Paris Accessories, requesting a ruling on whether proposed methods of marking handkerchiefs are an acceptable country of origin marking. There are two instances where containers in which the handkerchiefs are imported are marked with the country of origin in lieu of marking the article itself, and two instances where the article itself is marked with the country of origin, but the sealed or unsealed disposable container in which the article is imported is not marked. A sample of each type of proposed marking was submitted for review with your letter. The submitted samples will be returned to you.The merchandise consists of packages of men’s handkerchiefs made in the Czech Republic and/or China. There are four different packaging variations.The first package is a box of four rolled cotton handkerchiefs. The packaging consists of a paperboard b
The tariff classification of "PC Table Tote" parts and accessories from Taiwan and Israel.
The tariff classification of a "High School Musical Easter Basket" from China
Christmas "Postbox"
Box covered with flocked paper; Jewelry box; Watch box; Wholly or mainly covered; Textile; Paper; Plastic; Plastic sheeting; Flock; Flocked paper.
The tariff classification of a paper envelope, a blank greeting card and a bracelet, from Thailand.
The tariff classification and country of origin of a paper writing pad (memorandum pad) in a plastic folder, from Indonesia and China via Singapore.
The tariff classification and country of origin of a paper writing pad (memorandum pad) and calculator in a plastic folder, from Indonesia and China via Singapore.
The tariff classification and country of origin of a paper writing pad (memorandum pad) in a plastic folder, from Indonesia and Malaysia via Singapore.
The tariff classification and country of origin of a paper writing pad (memorandum pad) in a plastic folder, from Indonesia and Malaysia via Singapore.
The tariff classification of pressure sensitive tape and labels from China
The tariff classification of paper shopping bags from China
The tariff classification of various stationery items from Canada.Dear Mr. Ledsham:In your letter dated August 27, 1990, you requested a tariff classification ruling.Samples were submitted, which will be retained for reference, described by you as follows:Notecard Packs: 10 printed notecards with 10 envelopes, in plastic wallet.Notepaper Packs: 12 printed notesheets, 12 unprinted notesheets, 12 envelopes in plastic wallet.Gift Packs: 6 printed notecards, 6 printed notesheets, 6 unprinted notesheets, 12 envelopes, in plastic wallet.Feature Cards: Single notecard with envelope, in plastic sleeve.Pet Pads: 20 printed small notesheets, bound, shrinkwrapped.All these products, except Pet Pads, are considered to be "goods put up in sets for retail sale", and are classifiable in all cases as if they consisted of one component, only, the component to be selected according to rules of construction set forth in the Harmonized Tariff Schedule.Accordingly, Notecard Packs and Feature Cards are
The tariff classification of production lines for printingand converting folding cartons from Switzerland.
The tariff classification of printed cards and pictures fromCanada and Italy.
The tariff classification of stationery, post-cards, and match-boxes, from Sweden.
The tariff classification of a card making kit from Canada, Taiwan and the U.S.
