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.
4,623 rulings found for “Mexico”
CBP now blocks automated searches of CROSS, so these results come from our own copy of 94,035 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.
The tariff classification of a cotton/polyester yarn, a cotton yarn and a braided rug from Mexico.
The tariff classification of an Oxygenator Membrane Cartridgefrom the United Kingdom or Mexico
The tariff classification of window screens from Mexico.
The tariff classification of certain lithographically printed gift tags, from Mexico.
The tariff classification of a plastic insulated thermal mug and a plastic insulated mug with base from Mexico.
GSP eligibility for steering wheels from Mexico; subheading 8708.94.50004, HTSUS; product of; cutting; sewing; leather; Uniroyal
The tariff classification of a snack product from Mexico
The tariff classification of uppers and boots from, wepresume, Mexico.
The tariff classification of Sahara Brand Jamaica FlavorBeverage Mix from Mexico.
The tariff classification of a juice squeezer from Mexico.
Applicability of subheading 9802.00.50, HTSUS, to medical instruments exported to Mexico for packaging and sterilization
The tariff classification of women's sports bras assembledin Mexico.
Internal Advice Request No. 15/91; Subheading 9802.00.50, HTSUS, not applicable to laparotomy sponges exported to Mexico in unsterile condition for various processes and packaging and returned to the U.S. for sterilization; incomplete article; Guardian; 555143; Modification of 063187, 067862, 052972, 052973, 044080; U.S. originorigin materials eligible under subheading 9801.00.10, HTSUS; 555559; 731806; 555144; 071449; 054141
Tariff classification of textile floor covering from Mexico
The tariff classification of a label from Mexico.
Applicability of partial duty exemption to air conditioning hoses from Mexico; 19 CFR 10.12, 10.16(a), (b), and (c), 10.24; Samsonite v. U.S.; HRL 555503
Eligibility of polypropylene homopolymer and a copolymer of ethylene-propylene from Mexico for duty-free treatment under the GSP; double substantial transformation
Applicability of duty exemption under HTSUS subheading 9802.00.80 to U.S.-origin tubing sent to Mexico to be cut to specific lengths and notched for parts of bicycle frames
Protest No. 2501-91-100054 concerning the eligibility of Doctor/Nurse Kits from Mexico for duty-free treatment under the GSP; classification; 9503.70.8000
Applicability of partial duty exemption to spring brakes assembled in Mexico; assembly; 19 CFR 10.16; 555553; 555565; 555765
Applicability of 9802.00.50 to certain carpets from Mexico; 555443; 19 CFR 10.8; Burstrom; Dolliff; Guardian; 071475; 554736; 555241
Duty exemption applicable to plastic bags made in the UnitedStates and packaged in Mexico.
Internal Advice 69/90; Country of origin marking ofsubassemblies imported from Mexico; Made in U.S.A. marking; 19 CFR134.36(b)
The tariff classification of automotive transmission gearsfrom Mexico
IA 9/91 regarding GSP eligibility of battery packs imported from Mexico; double substantial transformation
