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.
6,751 rulings found for “Aluminum”
The tariff classification of a chair from Turkey.
The tariff classification of Swivel Assemblies and Bumper Stop Assemblies from China
The tariff classification multilayer wood flooring panels from Brazil
The tariff classification of iron and aluminum pole steps from Thailand.
The tariff classification of black silicon carbide, an abrasive article and stainless steel cut wire from China
The tariff classification of safety bars from China
The tariff classification of brass, steel and aluminum inserts from China
The tariff classification of a flood tray from China
The tariff classification of evaporation materials from China
The tariff classification of hospital bed rail mounting brackets from China
The tariff classification of a children’s trampoline from China
The tariff classification of an automatic dispensing machine from China
The tariff classification of components for trash compactor bins from China
The tariff classification of an ophthalmic lens cleaning system from France
The tariff classification of a “Yard Golf Game” from China.
The tariff classification of the bezel assembly from China
The country of origin of a speed square
The tariff classification of aluminum can lids from Mexico
The tariff classification of aluminum scrap from Canada
The country of origin of sputtering targets
The tariff classification of a composite overwrapped pressure vessel from Germany
The tariff classification of an aluminum hydroxide-based surface from Vietnam.
The tariff classification of an assembly piece from China
Applicability of partial duty exemption under HTSUS subhead- ing 9802.00.80 to aluminum louvers created by cutting extruded profiles and wire mesh to length, hole punching/ drilling the parts to facilitate assembly operations, consisting of clipping and screwing the components together, then chemically cleaning and coating the finished articles. Fabricated components;19 CFR 10.14(a);Assembly;19 CFR 10.16(a);Incidental operations;19 CFR 10.16(b);554790; C.S.D. 81-52;Oxford Industries (1981);post-assembly operations;19 CFR 10.16(c); General Motors (pending litigation);19 CFR 177.7(b).
Duty-Free Treatment under the Generalized System of Preferences of Venetian Blinds Made in Mexico
