• 2.7
• HQ 114180
• Jan 23, 1998

• Type: Warehouses/Transportation in Bond/Entry • HTSUS:
   Related:   226238   

Duty Free Sales Enterprises; In-Flight Sales; InternationalTravel Merchandise; Advance Orders; 19 U.S.C. 1553; 19 CFR Part18 and 122; C.D. 3280-08.

• 2.7
• HQ 226238
• Aug 07, 1997

• Type: Warehouses/Transportation in Bond/Entry • HTSUS:
   Related:   224772   

Internal Advice; Duty-free sales enterprises; International travel merchandise; 19 U.S.C. 1555(b); 19 U.S.C. 1555(b)(8)(D); 19 CFR 19.35; 19 U.S.C. 1555(b)(2); HQ 224772; 19 U.S.C. 1555(b)(4); Customs Directive 3280-08; 19 U.S.C. 1490; 19 U.S.C. 1491; 19 CFR 18.24.

• 1.5
• HQ 967326
• Dec 13, 2004

• Type: in which "oil presses" are included. You also argue that the filtration materials are not for "technical use" and thus, are excluded from classification in heading 5911, HTSUS. • HTSUS: 5911.40.0000
   Related:   C85148; H89288; 818399; D85467; 950284; E89840; 965659   

Classification of non-woven material used in milk strainers

• 1.5
• NY N039358
• Oct 23, 2008

• Type: Classification of aluminum sheet to be used in remanufacture by melting • HTSUS: 9817.00.90
  

The tariff classification of aluminum plate to be melted for recovery of the metal content from unspecified countries.

• 1.4
• HQ H185120
• Jan 03, 2012

• Type: applicable to a NAFTA originating good as set out in Annex 302.2. Paragraph (a) of this section states that the country of origin of a good is the country in which • HTSUS:
  

NAFTA eligibility of 2GB powerstick

• 1.2
• HQ H321332
• Feb 07, 2023

• Type: that includes marine gas oil, marine diesel oil, intermediate fuel oil, marine fuel oil and heavy fuel oil. The Company is currently evaluating transporting LNG Bunker Fuel produced in Mexico, manufactured from U.S.-origin pipeline feed gas, that will be delivered to vessels in ports located in the United States. It will be delivered by foreign-flagged bunkering vessels. The Company anticipates this activity beginning in late 2024. • HTSUS:
   Related:   H253080; H249067; H319592; H219709   

46 U.S.C. § 55102; 19 C.F.R. § 4.80b(a); New and Different Product; LNG Bunker Fuel

• 1.2
• HQ H131644
• Jun 30, 2011

• Type: . Paragraph (a) of this section states that the country of origin of a good is the country in which • HTSUS:
   Modifies:   N065187     Related:   N065187   

Modification of New York ruling N065187; NAFTA eligibility; sugar

• 1.2
• HQ H131645
• Jun 30, 2011

• Type: . Paragraph (a) of this section states that the country of origin of a good is the country in which • HTSUS:
   Modifies:   N025726     Related:   20037; N025726   

Modification of New York ruling N025726; NAFTA eligibility; sugar

• 1.2
• HQ H302869
• Nov 30, 2021

• Type: where physical possession is not required, such as when goods are in bailment. BMW NA points to the statutory language for same condition drawback that was in place in 1985, when Customs issued C.S.D. 85-52 (Aug. 16, 1985). That provision, 19 U.S.C. § 1313(j)(2), provided that the goods be in “possession of the party claiming drawback.” As explained above, CBP has consistently interpreted this language to mean that the owner of the goods retains dominion and control over the goods while the goods are entrusted to another, the bailee, not that the bailee, such as an FTZ operator has any rights to the goods beyond that of a bailee. • HTSUS:
   Related:   225166; 225228; 222500; 224103; 229338; 229826; 224541; 229838; 251666; H236882; H253748   

BMW of North America Request for Determination of Eligibility of Motor Vehicles for Substitution Unused Merchandise Drawback under 19 U.S.C. § 1313(j)(2); Possession; Foreign Trade Zone Operator

• 1.1
• HQ W544353
• Oct 24, 1989

• Type: are not includable -·in transaction value as additions to the price actually paid or payable . In this regard, .Customs .has held that general administrative services, including but not limited to management services, accounting services, legal services, and other services indirectly related to imported merchandise, which are rendered abroad or in the United States by individuals who are paid by the U.S. importer, are not added to the price actually paid or payable in determining transaction value. See TAA No . 4, HRL 542122 TLL, September 4, 1980. In the importer's situation, the proposed compensation does not relate to the imported merchandise at all, but, rather, is being paid to individuals who set policy and direction for the mills . • HTSUS:
   Related:   542122