CBP rulings digest
Which rulings did CBP issue in June 2026?
19 Headquarters rulings and 203 New York rulings dated June 2026, as published in CROSS so far.
What did CBP Headquarters decide?
Headquarters (HQ) rulings decide classification, origin, value, marking and other questions, and they revoke or modify older rulings.
Collapsible and non-collapsible boxes used to ship auto fastener parts qualify as instruments of international traffic
Nippon Express asked whether reusable collapsible boxes with caps and smaller non-collapsible boxes with caps, used to move automotive fastener parts between Japan and the United States, qualify as instruments of international traffic under 19 U.S.C. 1322(a) and 19 C.F.R. 10.41a(a)(1). CBP found both types of boxes and caps are substantial, reusable, and used in significant numbers, so they qualify as instruments of international traffic going forward. Boxes and caps already entered and duty paid by Nippon should instead be entered under subheading 9803.00.50, HTSUS as previously imported articles.
Who it matters to: Importers using reusable pallet-like boxes or bins to ship parts in a closed loop can use this ruling to support duty-free instrument of international traffic treatment, but must use subheading 9803.00.50 for units already entered and duty paid.
CBP subject: Instruments of International Traffic; 19 U.S.C. § 1332(a); 19 C.F.R. § 10.41a(a)(1), Nippon Express USA Inc.; Collapsible and Non-collapsible Boxes and Caps.
CSafe Silverpod RE pallet shippers qualify as instruments of international traffic
CBP reviewed the Silverpod RE, a temperature-controlled pallet shipper used to transport pharmaceuticals internationally, made from plastic, polyurethane, and insulating coatings. The requester asked whether it qualifies as an instrument of international traffic under 19 U.S.C. 1322(a) and 19 C.F.R. 10.41a(a)(1). CBP found the item substantial, capable of repeated use, and used in significant numbers, and ruled it qualifies as an instrument of international traffic eligible for duty-free admission without formal entry.
Who it matters to: Importers using reusable temperature-controlled pallet shippers for pharmaceuticals can treat qualifying units as instruments of international traffic, avoiding entry and duty on each shipment.
CBP subject: Instruments of International Traffic; 19 U.S.C. § 1322(a); 19 C.F.R. § 10.41a(a)(1); temperature-controlled pallet shipper.
Solventum's Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Pumps qualify for duty-free entry under 9817.00.96
Solventum requested a ruling on whether its 3M NPWT Pumps, used to treat chronic wounds such as diabetic ulcers, qualify for duty-free treatment under subheading 9817.00.96, HTSUS, as articles for the handicapped. CBP found the pumps are specially designed for and predominantly used by people with permanent or chronic disabilities like diabetes, and are not therapeutic articles because they do not cure the underlying condition. CBP ruled the NPWT Pumps are eligible for duty-free treatment under subheading 9817.00.96, HTSUS.
Who it matters to: Importers of medical devices marketed for chronic conditions should review this ruling's five-factor test to see if similar products can qualify for duty-free treatment under 9817.00.96.
CBP subject: Subheading 9817.00.96, HTSUS; Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Pump
HTS 9817.00.96
Galvanized 7-wire PC strand from the UK stays in 7312.10.3012
CB Trafilati Acciai SPA asked CBP to reconsider NY N354221 and reclassify galvanized, nonalloy steel prestressed concrete strand under statistical reporting number 7312.10.3074 instead of 7312.10.3012. CBP found that the strand is used for prestressing concrete, so the more specific term controls over the general term at the tenth digit level. CBP affirmed NY N354221 and kept the merchandise classified under statistical reporting number 7312.10.3012, HTSUSA, which covers both galvanized and non-galvanized PC strand.
Who it matters to: Importers of galvanized 7-wire PC strand used for prestressing concrete should use statistical reporting number 7312.10.3012, not the general galvanized category.
CBP subject: Affirmation of NY N354221; Classification of Nonalloy Steel Prestressed Concrete (PC) Strands
Chinese-component plastic doll assembled in Mexico qualifies for USMCA under RVC test
A plastic doll (Pop Mart Mega Space Molly 400% Optimus Prime) has ABS plastic parts molded in China and assembled in Mexico, classified in subheading 9503.00.0090. Because the nonoriginating Chinese components did not meet the required tariff shift, CBP calculated the regional value content using the transaction value method and found it to be 53.38 percent, above the 45 percent minimum. CBP ruled that the doll qualifies as a USMCA originating good and is eligible for preferential tariff treatment when imported from Mexico, provided all other requirements are met.
Who it matters to: Importers of toys or similar goods assembled in Mexico from nonoriginating materials should confirm whether regional value content calculations, not just tariff shift rules, can support USMCA eligibility.
CBP subject: USMCA Eligibility of Plastic Dolls; Regional Value Content
Bloom Energy fuel cell anode and cathode parts classified in 8503.00.95, not as heat exchangers
Bloom Energy imported anode and cathode assemblies used to build a Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Hot Box, a machine that generates electricity from natural gas. Bloom Energy argued the parts should be classified as heat exchangers under heading 8419, while CBP had liquidated them under subheading 8543.90.88 as parts of electrical machines. CBP determined that any temperature change performed by these parts is subsidiary to the machine's main function of generating electricity, and classified the anode and cathode components under subheading 8503.00.95, as parts suitable for use with the machines of heading 8501.
Who it matters to: Importers of fuel cell components should note that CBP treats heat exchange functions within a fuel cell system as secondary to electricity generation, affecting classification as parts under heading 8503 rather than as heat exchangers under 8419.
CBP subject: Application for Further Review of Protest Nos. 4601-17-101789; Classification of Anode and Cathode Components of a Solid Oxide Fuell Cell Machine ATTN Dirik J. Lolkus, Supervisory Import Specialist
HTS 8503.00.95
Mirka Iridium SR abrasive discs remain products of China, CBP affirms
Mirka Ltd. asked CBP to reconsider NY N360536 on the origin of Mirka Iridium SR PSA and Mirka Iridium SR Grip abrasive discs, made by processing a Chinese-origin Jumbo J1 roll (abrasive grain on PET film) in Finland with adhesive, release paper or grip fabric, then laser-cutting into discs. CBP found the Finnish processing was a finishing operation that did not change the name, character, or use of the abrasive grain material. CBP affirmed NY N360536 and held the country of origin of both disc products is China.
Who it matters to: Importers of abrasive discs or similar laminated products should know that lamination, adhesive application, and cutting performed abroad may not substantially transform a component, leaving the component's origin as the country of origin.
CBP subject: Request for Reconsideration of NY N360536; Country of Origin of Mirka Iridium SR PSA and Mirka Iridium SR Grip
STIIIZY vaping components: batteries cleared with new cartridges, but not alone under LEO
CBP reviewed whether components tied to STIIIZY's redesigned vaporizer cartridges, including batteries, fall under a limited exclusion order from ITC Investigation No. 337-TA-1392. CBP found that these associated components do not infringe the asserted patents, and are not subject to the exclusion order, when imported together with the Post-FD Redesigned Cartridges. CBP also found that STIIIZY did not prove the associated components, including the batteries, are free of the exclusion order when imported by themselves, so those items remain subject to exclusion.
Who it matters to: Importers bringing in STIIIZY vaporizer batteries or other cartridge components separately, rather than packaged with the cleared redesigned cartridges, still face exclusion under this ITC order.
CBP subject: Ruling Request; U.S. International Trade Commission; Limited Exclusion Order; Investigation No. 337-TA-1392; Certain Oil Vaporizing Devices, Components Thereof, and Products Containing the Same
CBP affirms that redesigned Vivatress braiding hair falls outside ITC exclusion order
JBS Hair, Inc. asked CBP to reconsider HQ H355307, which found Vivace, Inc.'s redesigned Vivatress pre-stretched synthetic braiding hair not subject to the limited exclusion order from ITC Investigation No. 337-TA-1415. CBP affirmed the ruling. It found the products lack the "substantially cardioid shaped perimeter" in the ITC's plain-language definition of covered articles, and the ITC confirmed it had not found otherwise.
Who it matters to: Importers of redesigned products facing Section 337 exclusion orders should note that CBP first asks whether goods fit the ITC's plain-language product definition before it reaches patent infringement.
CBP subject: Request for Reconsideration of CBP HQ Ruling H355307; U.S. International Trade Commission; Limited Exclusion Order; Investigation No. 337-TA-1415; Certain Pre- Stretched Synthetic Braiding Hair and Packaging Therefor
- H333271(opens CROSS)Jun 12
CBP: HFC blend exporters were Chinese manufacturers, but wrong ADD rate applied
Ninhua imported 28 entries of hydrofluorocarbon blend refrigerants from China under antidumping case A-570-028, filed under case numbers for manufacturers Shandong Huaan and Zhejiang Chemical. Ninhua protested that CBP liquidated the entries at a 285.73% company-specific rate instead of a lower PRC-wide rate, arguing an intermediary, SC Ningbo, was the true exporter. CBP found the manufacturers, not SC Ningbo, were the exporters based on invoices, packing lists and bills of lading, but granted the protest because Commerce instructions required using the lower cash deposit rate of 101.82% in effect at entry rather than the final 285.73% rate.
Who it matters to: Importers of antidumping-covered goods should confirm which party the entry and commercial documents identify as manufacturer and exporter, and verify CBP applied the lower of the entry cash deposit rate or the final administrative review rate as instructed by Commerce.
CBP subject: Application for Further Review of Protest Number 460120111442; Hydrofluorocarbons; Antidumping Duties; A-570-028
Olympic broadcast, timing gear and boats for LA28 qualify for duty free entry under 9817.60.00
The Los Angeles Organizing Committee for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games (LA 28) asked whether broadcast equipment, timing and results systems, and boats and sailing boards imported for the Games qualify for duty free treatment under subheading 9817.60.00, HTSUS. CBP ruled that the OBS broadcast equipment, OMEGA timing and results equipment, and boats and sailing boards are eligible for duty free entry, provided the items are not sold or distributed to the public and are imported by or on behalf of eligible persons or organizations connected to the Games. CBP also found that limited post Games donations to non-profits or venues will not void the duty free status if agreements bar resale or redistribution.
Who it matters to: This ruling matters to organizations importing equipment, timing systems, boats, or similar goods for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games on behalf of the organizing committee or accredited event participants.
CBP subject: Subheading 9817.60.00, HTSUS; Broadcasting Equipment, Timing Equipment, and Boats related to the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games
Stainless steel chemical canisters qualify as instruments of international traffic
CBP reviewed stainless steel canisters made in Japan that carry n-Octane, Trimethylaluminum, or TEMAZr chemicals. The requester asked whether the canisters qualify as instruments of international traffic under 19 U.S.C. 1322(a) and 19 C.F.R. 10.41a(a)(1). CBP ruled that the canisters are substantial, suitable for repeated use, and used in significant numbers, so they qualify as instruments of international traffic and can enter duty-free without formal entry.
Who it matters to: Importers who ship reusable industrial containers like chemical canisters can use this ruling to support duty-free, entry-free treatment for similar substantial, reusable shipping containers.
CBP subject: Instruments of International Traffic; 19 U.S.C. § 1322(a); 19 C.F.R. § 10.41a(a)(1); Stainless Steel Canister
FRP cores, wooden boxes, and side protectors qualify as instruments of international traffic
CBP reviewed fiber-reinforced plastic cores, wooden boxes, and ABS side protectors used to import aluminum foil, copper foil, and safety reinforced separators from Korea. CBP found the FRP cores and wooden boxes, used together as a set, qualify as instruments of international traffic under 19 C.F.R. 10.41a(a)(1). CBP found the side protectors qualify as accessories of instruments of international traffic (pallets) under 19 C.F.R. 10.41a(a)(2), eligible for duty-free admittance when imported with the pallets.
Who it matters to: Importers reusing durable cores, boxes, or pallet accessories for international shipping can look to this ruling to support duty-free entry as instruments of international traffic or their accessories.
CBP subject: Instruments of International Traffic; 19 U.S.C. § 1322(a); 19 C.F.R. § 10.41a(a)(1); Fiber-reinforced Plastic Cores, Wooden Boxes, Side Protectors.
Aircraft ULD pallets qualify as instruments of international traffic, repair parts need approval
Unilode Aviation Solutions Switzerland AG asked whether its aluminum aircraft cargo pallets (Unit Load Devices) and their repair components, such as seat tracks, fasteners, rivets, and sheet aluminum, qualify as instruments of international traffic under 19 U.S.C. 1322(a) and 19 C.F.R. 10.41a. CBP ruled the pallets are per se instruments of international traffic because they are substantial, reusable, and used in significant numbers, so they may enter without duty or entry. CBP ruled the repair components can get duty-free treatment under 19 C.F.R. 10.41a(a)(2) only if the importer files a declaration and the Center director confirms the intended repair use, and entry of the repair components is still required.
Who it matters to: Importers of aircraft ULDs or their repair parts can use this ruling to support duty-free, entry-free treatment for the pallets and duty-free entry for repair components if they file the required declaration.
CBP subject: Instruments of International Traffic; 19 U.S.C. § 1322(a); 19 C.F.R. §§ 10.41a(a)(1) 10.41a(a)(2); Aircraft Pallets and Repair Components.
BioKeeper 1800 pharma containers qualify as instruments of international traffic
Temp Chain Company Ltd. asked whether its BioKeeper 1800 containers, used to ship pharmaceuticals internationally, qualify as instruments of international traffic under 19 U.S.C. 1322(a) and 19 C.F.R. 10.41a(a)(1). CBP found the containers substantial, reusable over a ten to fifteen year lifespan, and used in significant numbers, with hundreds expected in international traffic annually. CBP held the BioKeeper 1800 is an instrument of international traffic and can be admitted without entry or duty payment.
Who it matters to: Importers using durable, reusable temperature-controlled shipping containers in significant numbers can rely on this ruling to support duty-free, entry-free treatment as instruments of international traffic.
CBP subject: Instruments of International Traffic; 19 U.S.C. § 1322(a); 19 C.F.R. § 10.41a(a)(1); BioKeeper.
ISO tanks for dibasic ester qualify as instruments of international traffic; steel drums do not
Dover Chemical asked whether ISO tank containers and steel drums used to ship dibasic ester from Korea qualify as instruments of international traffic under 19 U.S.C. 1322(a) and 19 C.F.R. 10.41a, for duty-free treatment under HTSUS 9803.00.50. CBP ruled the leased ISO tanks qualify because they are substantial, reusable, and used in significant numbers in international traffic, so they can enter without formal entry or duty. CBP ruled the steel drums do not qualify because they are sold to the U.S. customer and not returned, so they must be formally entered, classified, and duty paid.
Who it matters to: Importers who lease foreign-owned ISO tanks for return and reuse can avoid formal entry and duty, but containers sold to U.S. customers and not returned must go through normal entry and classification.
CBP subject: Instruments of International Traffic; 19 U.S.C. § 1322(a); 19 C.F.R. § 10.41a; Dover Chemical; ISO tank containers
CBP splits ruling on foreign repair duties for vessel SLNC Goodwill
A U.S.-flagged vessel operator protested duty assessments under 19 U.S.C. 1466 for foreign-purchased equipment, spare parts, and consumables used or installed during repairs in Korea and Singapore. CBP found that items purchased in one free trade agreement country but loaded in another did not qualify for duty-free treatment, that spare parts lacked sufficient proof of necessary installation, and that most safety equipment like lifeboat hooks and signal flares remained dutiable as vessel equipment. CBP granted relief only for medical kit items classified as consumables, while denying relief for first aid kits due to insufficient documentation and denying relief for the FTA-related and installation-related items.
Who it matters to: Vessel operators claiming duty relief under 19 U.S.C. 1466 must provide third-party documentation, not just internal affidavits or purchase orders, and must show FTA-originating goods were installed in the same country where they were purchased.
CBP subject: Schuyler Line Navigation Company; Protest No. 200224100971; 19 U.S.C. § 1466, Vessel repair; United States Korea Free Trade Agreement; United States Singapore Free Trade Agreement; Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States
Vehicle roof awnings classified as awnings under 6306.12.00, not 6307
Ironman 4X4 USA protested CBP's classification of vehicle-mounted awnings, awning walls, and awning rooms under subheading 6307.90.98. CBP determined that the DeltaWing awnings, which mount to vehicle roofs and have no walls or floor, qualify as awnings under subheading 6306.12.00, HTSUS, because they form a rooflike structure of synthetic fiber fabric that protects against the elements, even with an aluminum frame. The protest regarding the separately sold awning walls and awning rooms was withdrawn by the importer's counsel before the decision.
Who it matters to: Importers of vehicle-mounted awnings and similar rooflike shelter products should review this ruling when classifying such goods, since CBP confirmed heading 6306 applies even when the product includes a supporting frame.
CBP subject: Application for Further Review of Protest No. 2704-25-171945; Tariff classification of certain awnings
HTS 6306.12.00
Diamond sawblade entries deemed liquidated at importer's asserted 21.43% ADD rate
Diamax Industries entered diamond sawblades from China under antidumping duty case A-570-900, claiming a 21.43% company-specific rate for producer Fujian. CBP later liquidated the entries at the 164.09% PRC-wide rate based on Commerce's Final Results and a 2019 clarifying instruction. CBP determined that publication of the Final Results in 2014 started the six-month deemed liquidation clock under 19 U.S.C. 1504(d), so the entries had already deemed liquidated at the 21.43% rate before CBP's 2020 liquidation, and granted the protest.
Who it matters to: Importers with antidumping duty entries should track Federal Register publication dates of Commerce final results, because that publication, not later liquidation instructions, can trigger deemed liquidation deadlines under 19 U.S.C. 1504(d).
CBP subject: Protest No. 170420102793; Diamond Sawblades; A-570-900
Which goods did the New York rulings classify?
New York (NY) rulings are classification rulings from the National Commodity Specialist Division, grouped by HTS chapter.
Chapter 85
- N361616(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) devices from Taiwan8543.70.98, 9817.00.96
Chapter 98
- N361534(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of hearing loop drivers from the United Kingdom9817.00.96
- N361880(opens CROSS)The tariff classification and eligibility for duty-free treatment under Nairobi Protocol of a programmed main board subassembly from China9817.00.96
- N361888(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of FuseLOX Cervical Cage and SmartLOX Cervical Plate System from Taiwan9817.00.96
- N361971(opens CROSS)Eligibility for duty-free treatment under Nairobi Protocol concerning Bonhawa Respiratory Humidifier System component part from China.9817.00.96
- N362004(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a motorized wheelchair from China9817.00.96
- N362091(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of CORUS Implants and CORUS Surgical Systems from Costa Rica9817.00.96
- N362100(opens CROSS)The tariff classification and eligibility for duty-free treatment under Nairobi Protocol concerning the Mobility+ Enteral Feeding Pump System from Ireland9817.00.96
- N361483(opens CROSS)The tariff classification and status under the Dominican Republic-Central America-United States Free Trade Agreement (DR-CAFTA) of a men’s suit-type jacket from Guatemala9822.05.11
- N361641(opens CROSS)The tariff classification and status under the Dominican Republic-Central America-United States Free Trade Agreement (DR-CAFTA) of a men’s suit-type jacket from Guatemala9822.05.11
No HTS number given
- N348145(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a women’s sweater from Cambodia
- N351060(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a women’s sweater from Cambodia
- N351214(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of men’s sleeveless jackets from Indonesia
- N351248(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of bicycle helmets from China
- N352616(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a string art kit from China
- N353775(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of White Spring stone from Brazil.
- N355022(opens CROSS)The country of origin of EXPAREL® (bupivacaine liposome injectable suspension)
- N355230(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of Istambul stone from Brazil.
- N356212(opens CROSS)The tariff classification and eligibility of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) of Dicamba DMA and Dicamba DGA Herbicides from Canada.
- N356635(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of Piracema White stone from Brazil.
- N356980(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of Desert Atlas stone from Brazil.
- N356983(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of Copenhagen stone from Brazil.
- N357684(opens CROSS)The country of origin of monoclonal antibodies
- N358843(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a women’s upper body garment from Cambodia
- N361234(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of footwear from Slovenia
- N361282(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a leather boot upper from Dominican Republic
- N361328(opens CROSS)The country of origin of fiber optic terminal boxes
- N361341(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a “Disney Princess Set” from China
- N361352(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of steel wall-mounted racks from Canada
- N361357(opens CROSS)The country of origin of nickel key fob logos
- N361358(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a baseball shoe from China
- N361367(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a folding utility knife from China.
- N361370(opens CROSS)The country of origin of a windchime from Vietnam
- N361397(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a costume from China and Vietnam.
- N361420(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a decorative artificial tree and wreath from China.
- N361432(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a solar-powered trailer from China
- N361446(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of children’s books from China
- N361447(opens CROSS)The country of origin of a compressor
- N361453(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of dishwashers from China
- N361456(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a children’s plush ladybug stuffed toy from China
- N361481(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of wooden wall hangings from Canada
- N361489(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of seats from Vietnam
- N361490(opens CROSS)The country of origin and eligibility for preferential treatment under the United States-Mexico-Canada Trade Agreement (“USMCA”) of fishing tackle
- N361491(opens CROSS)The country of origin of a high-pressure dial tire gauge
- N361497(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a hardcover book from China
- N361503(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of hardcover books from China
- N361510(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of wooden bookends from Canada
- N361513(opens CROSS)The country of origin marking of the outer shipping boxes for certain locksets that are packaged and shipped from China
- N361515(opens CROSS)The Country of Origin of an automotive starter.
- N361517(opens CROSS)The country of origin of an automotive alternator.
- N361519(opens CROSS)The country of origin of Mary Kay Lash Intensity Mascara
- N361524(opens CROSS)The tariff classification and country of origin of Frozen Squid
- N361526(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of tools from Canada
- N361542(opens CROSS)The country of origin of kudzu root
- N361552(opens CROSS)The country of origin of water purifiers
- N361555(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of bakery products from Germany
- N361556(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a women’s blouse from Vietnam
- N361559(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a confocal microscope system from Japan
- N361563(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of an aluminum bracket and ladder stabilizers from China
- N361575(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of metal furniture components from China
- N361582(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of locker kits from China
- N361593(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of an imitation meat product from the United Kingdom
- N361618(opens CROSS)The tariff classification a woman’s skort from China
- N361621(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of aluminum alloy profiles, fittings, and tubes from Taiwan.
- N361634(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of miniature sports balls from China
- N361653(opens CROSS)The country of origin marking of breast pump kits
- N361654(opens CROSS)The country of origin marking of three breast pump accessory kits
- N361665(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a pumpkin decorating kit from China
- N361677(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of leveler nut assembly from China
- N361684(opens CROSS)The tariff classification and country of origin of computer server cabinets returned to the United States (U.S.)
- N361687(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of Chocolate Chip Ice Cream Sandwich from Canada
- N361696(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a 5-ply clad metal disc from South Korea
- N361697(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of men’s sleeveless jackets from Vietnam
- N361705(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a men’s upper body garment from Vietnam
- N361707(opens CROSS)The country of origin of ICR 1001
- N361710(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of boot band from China
- N361712(opens CROSS)The country of origin of disposable hubbed hypodermic needles
- N361715(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a robot pool cleaner from Vietnam
- N361717(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of Framed Preserved Floral Bouquet from France
- N361726(opens CROSS)The country of origin of automotive wiring harnesses
- N361728(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a DIY Canvas Painting Kit from China
- N361740(opens CROSS)The country of origin of arachidonic acid oil
- N361742(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a woman’s blouse from Vietnam
- N361751(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a hybrid coupler from China
- N361752(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a compact milling machine and parts from China
- N361753(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of prefabricated modules from Thailand
- N361754(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of compact milling machine parts from China
- N361755(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of compact milling machine parts from China
- N361760(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a children’s book from Poland
- N361764(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of metal furniture from China
- N361765(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of molded paper pulp packaging inserts from China
- N361766(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of four (4) trailers from Canada
- N361767(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of aluminum business cards and table signs from Canada
- N361768(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a Halloween decoration from China.
- N361771(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of steel awning brackets from Argentina
- N361779(opens CROSS)The country of origin of valve cores
- N361792(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of gloves from China
- N361799(opens CROSS)Classification and eligibility under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) of retractable screen from Canada
- N361808(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of magnetic article sorting system from Canada
- N361811(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of enameled sheet metal street number plates from the Netherlands
- N361813(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a religious book from Israel
- N361816(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a steel TV wall mount bracket from China
- N361819(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of men’s and women’s jackets from Guatemala
- N361820(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a woman’s flat shoe from Vietnam
- N361822(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of Feed Additives from France
- N361833(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of Steel Liquid Containment Barriers from Germany
- N361835(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of an electric hand-held seed spreader from China
- N361836(opens CROSS)The country of origin of thermal spray coating machines
- N361840(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of lemons from Somalia
- N361841(opens CROSS)The country of origin of ZYMFENTRA™ (Infliximab-dyyb) Injection
- N361842(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of Feed Additives from Germany
- N361847(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of Tadalafil Tablets in dosage form, from India
- N361849(opens CROSS)The country of origin of three models of optical amplifiers
- N361850(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a coolant manifold assembly from South Korea; Correction to Ruling Number N360440
- N361860(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of an airline display tablet from China
- N361872(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of plastic rebar from China.
- N361873(opens CROSS)The country of origin of a sump pump
- N361875(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a seat component from Vietnam
- N361878(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a playground set part from China
- N361879(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of paper rolls from China
- N361882(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a blow pad from South Korea
- N361884(opens CROSS)The country of origin of tire repair plugs
- N361890(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of document cases from China
- N361892(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of athletic footwear from Vietnam
- N361906(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a seat from Mexico
- N361910(opens CROSS)The country of origin of a hydraulic breaker
- N361911(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a Fiber Packaging System from Canada
- N361913(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of an adjustable aluminum door sill from South Korea
- N361914(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of lapel pins from China
- N361915(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a programmable autonomous racecar from China
- N361916(opens CROSS)The country of origin and marking of a tool set
- N361922(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of amphibious all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) from Canada
- N361928(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a women’s tank top from Cambodia
- N361940(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of an insulated cooler bag from Vietnam
- N361947(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a table furniture component from Mexico
- N361949(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of copper alloy hollow bars, solid bars, and rectangular wear plate from Spain
- N361972(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a power head from China
- N361975(opens CROSS)The country of origin of a Valve Fishing Tool
- N361976(opens CROSS)The country of origin of a tire iron
- N361977(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of wooden furniture from China
- N361981(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of decorative pillow-like articles in the form of a cowboy boot from Thailand
- N361982(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of incomplete trailers from Canada
- N361986(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of vinyl record sleeves from China.
- N361988(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of an electric heating pad from China
- N361989(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of Frozen Shrimp Scampi Meal from France
- N361997(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of Allen keys from Germany
- N362002(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a plastic foam pad from China.
- N362013(opens CROSS)The country of origin of a 4-Way Valve Tool
- N362016(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a lamination core and a shaft from South Korea
- N362017(opens CROSS)The country of origin of a Valve Core Tool
- N362020(opens CROSS)The country of origin of three pairs of USB wired headsets
- N362022(opens CROSS)The country of origin of an inflator hose adapter
- N362026(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of four automatic analog wrist watches from Switzerland
- N362034(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of men’s upper body garments from Taiwan
- N362037(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of pumps from China
- N362038(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of the F2 Electrical Enclosure Assembly from China
- N362040(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a rear-collision warning system from Austria
- N362041(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of automotive seatbelt components from Taiwan
- N362043(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of outdoor coir door mats from India
- N362044(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of MOSFET transistors from China
- N362045(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a concealed weapons detection system from Mexico
- N362060(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of an iron wire and LED bow decoration from China
- N362066(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a steel self-watering planter from China
- N362075(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a tote bag from South Korea
- N362083(opens CROSS)The country of origin and eligibility of PreCede Cereal under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) from Canada
- N362085(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a motor vehicle from Sweden
- N362089(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a 3D Pokémon model from China
- N362090(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a textile fabric swatch book from China
- N362094(opens CROSS)Applicability of subheading 9810.00.3500 to various articles from China
- N362097(opens CROSS)The country of origin of three knives.
- N362098(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a decorative artificial wreath from China.
- N362099(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a decorative artificial wreath set from China.
- N362101(opens CROSS)The country of origin of gaming remote controllers
- N362111(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of phenolic resin-based film reinforced with glass fiber (prepreg) from the United Kingdom
- N362117(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a floss pick from Vietnam
- N362120(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of chopsticks and a chopstick rest from China
- N362121(opens CROSS)The country of origin of a paint sprayer
- N362124(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of gift bags from Afghanistan
- N362148(opens CROSS)The country of origin of bicycle frames manufactured in Canada
- N362150(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a parts kit from China
- N362151(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of women’s upper body garments from Vietnam
- N362164(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of an assembly piece from China
- N362171(opens CROSS)The country of origin of a foot pump
- N362195(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a prefabricated home structure from Canada
- N362220(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a structural timber frame kit from Canada
- N362224(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a tray filler from Denmark
- N362229(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a sofa sectional storage console from Vietnam
- N362232(opens CROSS)The tariff classification, country of origin, and marking of brake pads
- N362235(opens CROSS)The country of origin of a streaming controller
- N362266(opens CROSS)The country of origin of fiber optic cables
- N362291(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of decorative pillow cover from France
- N362293(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of an AR glasses bundle from China
- N362347(opens CROSS)The tariff classification and country of origin of multilayered wood flooring
- N362351(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of agricultural sprayers and floaters from unspecified countries
- N362356(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of The GivingEgg from China
- N362367(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a shipping pallet from Vietnam
- N362375(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of three watch stands from China.
- N362411(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of sectional sofa components from Vietnam
- N362418(opens CROSS)The country of origin of a fiber optic patch cord assembly
- N362430(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of Dairy-Free Yogurt Alternatives from Canada
- N362485(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of printed wood block décor from Cambodia
- N362488(opens CROSS)The Country of Origin of Frozen Alaskan Pollock
- N362489(opens CROSS)The tariff classification of a sofa sectional and sofa sectional components from China.
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