HQ 086119: Request for information on behalf of JNJ Corporation

us-cbp-cross-rulings-hq-086119HQ 086119: Request for information on behalf of JNJ CorporationGuidance

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                                    HQ 086119

                                December 20, 1989


      CLA-2 CO:R:C:G  086119  CMR

      CATEGORY: Classification

      TARIFF NO.:

      Isake Komailevuka
      Economic and Commercial Specialist
      U.S. Embassy, Fiji


      RE: Request for information on behalf of JNJ Corporation

      Dear Mr. Komailevuka:

      We do not have sufficient information to issue a ruling on the
      classification of the garments in question.  The information required
      includes:

           What type of fabric will the garments be made of -- woven or
           knit?

           What is the other fabric fiber?

           Will the tops and pants be made of identical fabric and how will
           they be sold in the United States -- separately or as sets?

           We need a better description of the garments -- for instance,
           is the basic blouse a pullover or does it have any opening at
           the neck?  Generally, samples are required.

           What manufacturing processes will occur in Fiji?

      We can provide some general information.  Textiles are excluded from
      GSP.  Therefore, the garments are subject to a rate of duty which is
      dependent on the fabrics used and the classification of the garments.
      If the garments are of chief weight polyester, the rate of duty will
      range from 17 percent to 34.6 percent depending on the garments'
      classification.

      Women's blouses and trousers which are wholly the growth, product or
      manufacture of Fiji are presently not subject to visa/quota
      requirements.











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      If a binding classification ruling is desired, we suggest that JNJ
      Corporation make such request in writing, not by FAX, to the
      following address:

                            Area Director of Customs
                                New York Seaport
                              6 World Trade Center
                            New York, New York  10048

      We are faxing a copy of this letter to the JNJ Corporation.  Thank
      you for your cooperation in this matter.


                                             Sincerely,



                                             John Durant, Director
                                             Commercial Rulings Division










































      6cc: Area Director, New York Seaport
      1cc: CITA
      1cc: Legal Reference Section
      1cc: Phil Robins






















































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