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    CLASSIFICATION DECISIONS TAKEN

    BY THE HARMONIZED SYSTEM COMMITTEE

    FROM THE 27THTO 46THSESSIONS

    (2001 - 2010)

    WORLD CUSTOMS ORGANIZATION

    Rue du March 30

    B-1210 Brussels

    Belgium

    November 2011

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    Rue du March 30

    B-1210 Brussels

    Belgium

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    E-mail : [email protected]

    Web site : www.wcoomd.org

    Date of publication

    November 2011

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    PREFACE

    Administration and maintenance of the Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding

    System (the Harmonized System or HS) is the main activity of the WCOs Nomenclature

    Sub-Directorate.

    The Harmonized System (HS) is the most widely applied goods nomenclature in international

    trade. During the years 2001 to 2010, 36 more countries have acceded to the Harmonized

    System Convention, bringing the total number of Contracting Parties to 138 as of 1 December

    2010. There was also considerable increase in the application of the HS by non-ContractingParty administrations. According to the information available on 1 December 2010, 204

    Countries, Territories and Customs or Economic Unions (including HS Contracting Parties)

    are using HS-based Customs tariffs or statistical nomenclatures.

    Worldwide application of the Harmonized System is a source of great prestige for the WCO.

    Maintaining the HS successfully, particularly ensuring its uniform application throughout the

    world, is a challenging task for the Harmonized System Committee and the WCO Secretariat

    (Nomenclature Sub-Directorate).

    Against that background, this publication will undoubtedly constitute a useful work of

    reference. The WCO hopes that you will find it of interest.

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    TABLE OF CONTENTS / TABLE DES MATIERES

    1.

    Introduction ..................................................................................................................... 1

    2. Cases where classification decisions have been taken without reference tospecific headings ............................................................................................................ 3

    3.

    Cases where classification decisions have been taken with reference tospecific headings ............................................................................................................ 6

    4.

    List of Sessions 2001 2010...................................................................................... 148

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    1.

    1. INTRODUCTION

    During its 27thto 46thSessions (i.e., from 2001 to 2010), Harmonized System (HS) Committee

    has taken decisions on the classification of quite a number of commodities. This booklet is a

    summary of these decisions and consists of two parts, namely:

    - Cases where classification decisions have been taken without reference to specific

    headings (#1 to #5);

    - Cases where classification decisions have been taken with reference to specific headings

    (#6 to #259).

    The decisions listed in this booklet are set out in the order of the headings and subheadings of

    the HS. In case there are two or more commodities classified in the same heading or

    subheading, the decisions are listed in chronological order.

    The HS Nomenclature entered into force in 1988. Subsequent amendments to the

    Nomenclature introduced under the 1992, 1996, 2002 and 2007 editions may have affected

    decisions taken under an earlier edition. In such cases, the newly applicable heading or

    subheading is mentioned only where the HS Committee clearly indicated the new

    classification.

    In the column "CLASSIFICATION RATIONALE AND OBSERVATIONS", the Secretariat has

    reproduced only those parts of documents / reports which it considered relevant.

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    3.

    2.

    CASESWHERECLASSIFICATIONDECISIONSHAVEB

    EENTAKENWITHOUTREFERENCETOSPECIFICHEADINGS

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    1.

    SingleIn-LineMemoryModules

    (SIMMs)

    :atypicalSIMMconsistsofa

    numbero

    fDRAMchipsonasmallprinted

    circuitbo

    ard.Theopposingpinson

    eithersid

    eoftheboardaretiedtogether

    toformo

    neelectricalcontact.Thiscan

    besupplementedbyotherSIMMboards,

    whichcanbeaddedaccordingtothe

    memorycapacityrequiredbythe

    machine

    whichitisdesignedfor.

    Seealso

    No.2.

    Ap

    plicationofGIR1

    andNote2to

    SectionXVI

    84.73

    or

    classificationas

    partofthe

    machine

    or

    85.48

    ByapplicationofNote2to

    SectionXVI,theCommittee

    decidedthat:

    (a)SIMMssuitableforuse

    principallyorsolelywithADP

    machinesweretobe

    classifiedinheading84.73

    aspartsofADPmachines,

    (b)SIMMssuitableforuse

    principallyorsolelywith

    otherspecifickindsof

    machinesorwithanumber

    ofmachinesofthesame

    headingweretobe

    classifiedaspartsofthose

    machinesorgroupsof

    machines,and

    (c)whereitwasnotpossibleto

    determineprincipaluse,

    SIMMsweretobeclassified

    inheading85.48.

    TheGeneralExplanatoryNote

    toChapter85andthe

    ExplanatoryNotestoheadings

    84.73and85.42wereamended

    toclarifytheCommittees

    decision.

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    2.

    DualIn-LineMemoryModule(DIMMs):

    thesemo

    dulesconsistofanumberof

    DRAMchipsonasmallprintedcircuit

    board.Theopposingpinsremain

    electricallyisolatedtoformtwoseparate

    contacts.Theyareinstalledvertically

    intoexpa

    nsionsockets.DIMMsare

    oftenuse

    dincomputerconfigurations

    thatsupp

    orta64-bitorwidermemory

    bus.Th

    eseconfigurationsarebasedon

    powerful

    newprocessors.

    Seealso

    No.1.

    Ap

    plicationofGIR1

    andNote2to

    SectionXVI

    84.73

    or

    classificationas

    partofthe

    machine

    or

    85.48

    ByapplicationofNote2to

    SectionXVI,theCommittee

    decidedthat:

    (a)DIMMssuitableforuse

    principallyorsolelywithADP

    machinesweretobe

    classifiedinheading84.73

    aspartsofADPmachines,

    (b)DIMMssuitableforuse

    principallyorsolelywith

    otherspecifickindsof

    machinesorwithanumber

    ofmachinesofthesame

    headingweretobeclassified

    aspartsofthosemachines

    orgroupsofmachines,and

    (c)whereitwasnotpossibleto

    determineprincipaluse,

    DIMMsweretobeclassified

    inheading85.48.

    TheGeneralExplanatoryNote

    toChapter85andthe

    ExplanatoryNotestoheadings

    84.73and85.42wereamended

    toclarifytheCommittees

    decision.

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    3.

    Baseun

    it(intendedtobeusedwitha

    cordless

    handsetasatelephone)

    incorpora

    tinganintegratedISDNmodem

    andDEC

    T(DigitalEnhancedCordless

    Telecommunications),presentedinits

    ownretailsalespackingwith(342)

    separatelypackedhandsetswiththeir

    telephonechargers.

    Seealso

    Nos.199and202.

    85

    17.11/8517.50/

    8517.90/8525.20

    (HS2002)

    Separate

    classificationof

    thebaseunit

    andofthe

    handsets.

    TheCommitteedecidedthat

    Note4toSectionXVIisnot

    applicableinthiscaseand

    thereforethebaseunitand

    handsetsshouldbeclassified

    separately.

    ApplicationofGIRs1and6.

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    4.

    Diningroomtablesandchairs

    imported

    asagrouping(set):7-piece

    dinetteset(woodentableplus6matching

    chairs)soldatoneretailprice(the36x60

    inchtableisawoodlaminatetableina

    cherryco

    lourfinish/thechairsarefully

    weldedframesmadeoftubularmetalthat

    arefinish

    edinamatteblackcolour,with

    seatsma

    tchingthetabletopscrewedon/

    thesetshipsin4boxes).

    Seealso

    Nos.232and248.

    GIR3(b)not

    applicable

    Separate

    classificationof

    thetableandthe

    6chairs.

    Separateclassificationofthe

    tableandthe6chairs.

    TheCommittee,atits

    36thSession,decidednotto

    expressitsviewontheactual

    classificationoftheindividual

    components(tableandchairs).

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    5.

    Tent-liketunnels(unassembled)

    consistingessentiallyofbasemetalsteel

    structurescoveredwithpolyethylene

    sheeting,ropedtothesteelstructures.

    Sometypesareusedasgreenhouses.

    94.06

    Each

    component

    classified

    accordingtoits

    constituent

    material.

    Thetunnelcomponents

    consistedmainlyofcertain

    metalarticlesfortheassembly

    ofaframetobecoveredwith

    plasticsheetingwhichhadtobe

    cuttosizeonsite.The

    Committeedecidedthatthe

    tunnelcomponentswerenot

    classifiableinheading94.06.

    TheCommitteethendecided

    thatthecomponentsinquestion

    couldnotbeclassifiableasa

    set,andshould,therefore,be

    classifiedseparatelyaccording

    totheirconstituentmaterial.

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    3.

    CASESWHERECLAS

    SIFICATIONDECISIONSHAVEBEENTAKENWITHREFERE

    NCETOSPECIFICHEADINGS

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    6.

    Driedha

    ms:

    -containinglegboneonly;

    -containingaitchboneonly;

    -containingshankboneonly;

    -containingpartsofbonesonly.

    Seealso

    No.7.

    0210.11/0210.19

    0210.1

    1

    TheCommitteedecidedthat

    driedhamswithonlypartofthe

    bonesremovedstillqualifyas

    withbonein,asopposedto

    hamswiththeirbonesin,but

    whichhadbeenremovedand

    thereafterreinserted.To

    reflectthisdecision,itwas

    agreedtoinsertaSubheading

    ExplanatoryNotetoChapter2,

    clarifyingthescopeofthe

    expressionwithbonein.

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    7.

    Driedha

    mswithallorsomeoftheir

    bonesin

    ,whichhadbeenremovedand

    thereafte

    rinserted.

    Seealso

    No.6.

    0210.11/0210.19

    0210.1

    9

    TheCommitteedecidedthat

    driedhamswithallorsomeof

    theirbonesin,whichhadbeen

    removedandthereafter

    reinserted,shouldnotbe

    regardedashamswithbonein

    withinthemeaningof

    subheading0210.11.Bonesin

    suchhamswerenolonger

    connectedtothemeatofthe

    ham.Toreflectthisdecision,it

    wasagreedtoinserta

    SubheadingExplanatoryNote

    toChapter2,clarifyingthe

    scopeoftheexpressionwith

    bonein.

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    14.

    Soyabe

    ans,

    heat-treatedat

    temperaturesof120Cto140Cfrom1

    to30min

    utesforthepurposeof

    inactivatingantinutritionalfactors.

    12.01

    1201.0

    0

    (1201.9

    0

    HS2012)

    Therewasaconsensusinthe

    Committeethattheproductsat

    issuesubjectedtoheat

    treatmentofvariouslengthsand

    intensitiesshouldbeclassified

    inheading12.01.

    ApplicationofGIR1.

    Itwasagreedthatnoreference

    tomoderate(inconjunction

    withtheexpressionheat

    treatment)shouldbemadein

    theGeneralExplanatoryNoteto

    Chapter12.Areferenceto

    inactivationofantinutritional

    factorswasinsertedinthe

    GeneralExplanatoryNoteto

    Chapter12.

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    15.

    Watermelonseedsofakindusedfor

    sowing.

    1209.91/1209.99

    1209.9

    9

    TheCommitteedecidedthat,

    sincewatermelonswere

    regardedasfruitforthe

    purposesofclassificationinthe

    HS,watermelonseedsshould

    beclassifiedinsubheading

    1209.99(other)andnotin

    subheading1209.91

    (vegetableseeds).

    ApplicationofGIRs1and6.

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    NC0496

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    16.

    Pumpkinseeds(Cucurb

    itapepoL.),in

    thehusk,unroasted,unsalted,not

    capableofgermination,fitforhuman

    consump

    tion.

    12.09/12.12

    1212.9

    9

    Itwasnotedthattheseedswere

    notcapableofgerminationand

    thuscouldnotberegardedas

    ofakindusedforsowing.

    Theseedswereneither

    chemicallytreatednorlabelled

    withageneticcode.Theseeds

    wereimportedforhuman

    consumption.

    ApplicationofGIRs1and6.

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    M/6

    NC1305

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    17.

    Ediblem

    ixturesobtainedasaresultof

    inter-esterificationofdifferent

    vegetableoils.

    15.16/15.17

    15.1

    7

    TheCommitteedecidedthat

    inter-esterifiedoilsobtained

    fromtwoormoredifferent

    vegetableoilsdidnotbelongto

    heading15.16.Itwasnoted

    that,sinceheading15.17

    coveredmixturesofdifferent

    fatsandoils,allsuchmixtures,

    whetherornotinter-esterified,

    wereclassifiableinthisheading.

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    18.

    Liquidmargarine.

    1517.10/1517.90

    1517.1

    0

    Whenexaminingclassification

    ofmargarine,whichwas

    presentedinaheatedcontainer

    (at40C)andwasliquid,but

    solidifiedatroomtemperature

    (20C),theCommitteeagreed

    tosetatemperatureof10Cas

    aconditionfordeterminingthe

    physicalpropertiesof

    margarine.Itwasarguedthat

    10Cwasatemperaturethata

    productunderrefrigeration

    wouldhaveanditwouldbe

    moreconvenienttoexamine

    margarineunderthis

    temperature.

    ArespectiveSubheading

    ExplanatoryNoteto

    subheadings1517.10and

    1517.90reflectingthisconcept

    wasinserted.

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    19.

    Mixedgreaseproduct,consistingof80

    to90%r

    enderedporkfat(lard)and10to

    20%beeftallow,suitableforhuman

    consump

    tion.

    15.01/15.17

    1517.9

    0

    TheCommitteeagreedto

    classifytheproductasamixture

    offatsinheading15.17,by

    applicationofGIR1,ratherthan

    inheading15.01,byapplication

    ofGIRs2(b)and3(b).

    ApplicationofGIRs1and6.

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    20.

    Preparationconsistingoflowerucic

    acidrap

    eoil(Canola)withthe

    additionofdrychillipepper(twopods)

    andblackpepper-corns(approximately

    10%byvolume),putupinaglassbottle

    ofapproximately250ml.

    Seealso

    Nos.28and44.

    15.14/15.17

    1517.9

    0

    Itwasnotedthattheproductin

    questionwasapreparationofa

    singleoil,whichcontaineda

    sufficientconcentrationof

    peppertomakeitapreparation

    ofoil,regardlessofwhetheror

    nottheadditionofpepperhad

    changedtheorganoleptic

    characteristicsofoil.

    ApplicationofGIRs1and6.

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    NC1310G/3+

    N/19

    NC1203

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    21.

    Canesu

    gar,insolidform,obtainedby

    openairevaporationofcane-sugarjuice,

    withoutc

    entrifugation,whosecontentof

    sucrosebyweight,inthedrystate,

    correspondstoapolarimeterreadingof

    69ormorebutnotmorethan85,and

    whosere

    ducingsugarcontent,

    expresse

    dasdextroseonthedry

    substanc

    e,is4.5%ormorebutnotmore

    than15%

    .Theproductcontainsnatural

    anhedralmicrocrystals,ofirregular

    shape,notvisibletothenakedeye,which

    aresurro

    undedbyresiduesofmolasses

    andotherconstituentsofsugarcane.

    17.01/17.04

    17.0

    1

    TheCommitteeagreedthat

    non-centrifugalcanesugarwas

    coveredinheading17.01

    despitethefactthatitdidnot

    consistofcrystalsbutoccurred

    inapowderform.The

    Committeealsoagreedto

    amendtheExplanatoryNoteto

    heading17.01toclarifythatthe

    scopeofheading17.01wasnot

    limitedtosugarthatoccuredin

    theformofcrystalsonly.

    ApplicationofGIR1.

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    22.

    Sugarcubescontainingaminimumof

    99.7%sucrosefromcanesugaranda

    smallam

    ountofcaramel(alsoobtained

    fromcanesugar)addedasacolouring

    matter.

    17.01/17.02

    1701.9

    1

    TheCommitteeagreedthat,

    althoughtheproductcontained

    asmallproportionof

    caramelisedsugar,thewhole

    shouldnotberegardedas

    othersugarsofheading17.02,

    butascanesugarcontaining

    addedflavouringmatter.

    ApplicationofGIRs1and6.

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    combine

    withtheotherproduct,either

    duetothehourglassshapeofthebottles,

    whichpreventstheproductsfrommixing,

    orbecauseofthesizeoftheparticlesof

    somepro

    ducts,suchaswholebay

    leavesorcinnamonbundles.The

    products

    presentedineachseparate

    bottleare

    respectivelycomposedofthe

    following

    :

    -rosem

    aryandaseasoningcomposed

    ofdry

    herbresemblingparsley,

    sesameseedsandcrushedchilli

    pepper;

    -black

    peppercornsandcrushedchilli

    pepper;

    -sliced

    driedapplesandbundlesof

    cinna

    mon;

    -whole

    bayleavesandaseasoning

    comp

    osedofsesameseeds,mustard

    seedsandcrushedchillipepper;

    -seas

    alt(inlargegrains)anda

    seasoningcomposedofgroundblack

    pepperandsalt(inregularcrystals);

    -drybrokenonionandcuminseeds;

    -whole

    chillipepperandcoriander

    seeds;

    -anise

    seedsandaseasoning

    comp

    osedofgroundpaprikawith

    salt.

    Seealso

    Nos.20and44.

    believedthatGIR3(b)would

    apply.Itwasdecidedthatthe

    contentofthebottlesgavethe

    wholeitsessentialcharacter,

    andnotthebottlesthemselves

    orthemetalrackonwhichthey

    wereplaced.

    ApplicationofGIRs1,

    2(b),

    3(b)and6.

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    Preparationintheformofapowder,

    consistingofsoyaproteinisolate

    (75.05%

    ),wheyprotein80%

    concentrate(24.5%),vanillaaroma

    (0.25%)

    andsilicondioxide(0.20%),put

    upforretailsale,inacontainerwithanet

    contento

    f240g.Thetotalprotein

    contento

    ftheproduct,byweightofthe

    drymatte

    r,is85.9%(1.0%).The

    productisintendedtobeconsumedwith

    otherfoo

    dstuffsorbeverages(5grams,1

    to4timesdaily).Theproductexhibits

    thesmellandtasteofvanilla.

    19.01/21.06

    2106.10/2106.90

    2106.1

    0

    TheCommitteedecidedthat,

    althoughtheproductcontained

    wheyproteinconcentrate,itdid

    nothavethecharacterofafood

    preparationofgoodsof

    headings04.01to04.04,within

    themeaningofheading19.01.

    Giventhattheproductconsisted

    ofproteinconcentratesina

    highlyrefinedform(isolates)

    andthatsubheading2106.10

    providedamorespecific

    descriptionoftheproductthan

    theresidualsubheading

    2106.90,theCommitteeagreed

    toclassifyitintheformer

    subheading.

    ApplicationofGIRs1and6.

    NC1377H/7

    NC1443G/1+

    P/9

    NC1359

    HSC/42

    (4-digits)

    HSC/43

    (6-digits)

    (4chiffres)

    (6chiffres)

    2

    106.10/2

    3163

    30.

    Vitamin

    Cpreparation(500mgper

    tablet)pu

    tupforretailsaleinacontainer

    holding1

    30tablets,containingascorbic

    acid,cornstarch,cross-linked

    carboxym

    ethylcellulosesodium,

    cellulose,rosehips,stearicacid,lemon

    bioflavon

    oidcomplex,magnesium

    stearateandacerola.Accordingtothe

    label,the

    productisnotintendedto

    diagnose

    ,treat,cureorpreventany

    disease.

    21.06/29.36/

    30.04

    2106.9

    0

    Itwasnotedthattheproduct

    containedingredients(other

    thanvitamins)thatwerenot

    allowedinproductsofheading

    29.36accordingtothe

    provisionsofNote1toChapter

    29.Classificationinheading

    30.04wasalsoruledoutby

    virtueofNote1(a)toChapter

    30andgiventhattheproduct

    wasnotintendedtodiagnose,

    treat,cureorpreventany

    disease.

    ApplicationofGIRs1and6.

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    36.

    Non-alcoholicbeverage(gripe

    water),putupforretailsaleinabottle

    of100ml,containingsodiumbicarbonate

    (50mgp

    er5ml)andterpenelessdill

    seedoil(2.15mgper5ml).Itis

    intended

    tobeusedinmeasureddoses,

    withouta

    nyfurtherpreparationordilution,

    forbabiesandchildrenforreliefofgripe,

    excessa

    cidandflatulence.The

    recomme

    ndeddose,dependingonthe

    ageofachild,variesbetween2.5mland

    15mlup

    toeighttimesaday.

    21.06/22.02/

    30.04

    2202.9

    0

    Itwasnotedthattheproduct

    wasaliquidandthusits

    classificationoutsideChapter

    22wouldbeinconsistentwith

    previousclassification

    decisions.Theproductwas

    notconsideredamedicament

    sinceitwasonlydesignedto

    reducestomachdiscomfort

    therebymaintaininggeneral

    healthandwell-being,but

    neithercuringnorpreventing

    anyparticularailmentor

    disease.Thepresenceof

    medicinalsubstancespersein

    theproductshouldnotbetaken

    tomeanthattheproductasa

    wholewasnecessarilya

    medicament.

    ApplicationofGIRs1and6.

    NC1178IJ/1

    NC1248E/2+

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    HSC/39

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    3115

    37.

    Non-alcoholicbeverageconsistingof

    coconutjuice(coconutwater)(80%),

    water,su

    gar,citricacidandpotassium

    metabisu

    lphite.Theproductisputup

    forretailsaleincansof400ml.

    Seealso

    No.33.

    20.08/22.02

    2202.9

    0

    TheCommitteetooknoteofthe

    factthattheproductwasa

    ready-to-drinknon-alcoholic

    beveragecomposedessentially

    ofcoconutwaterdilutedwith

    ordinarydrinkingwater.

    ApplicationofGIRs1and6.

    NC1310IJ/3

    NC1377F/2+

    M/7

    NC1287

    HSC/41

    2

    202.90/6

    3150

    38.

    Spirits,referredtoaspiscoand

    singani,obtainedbydistillinggrape

    wine.

    ('singani':clearspiritmadeexclusively

    frommuscatelofalexandriagrapes/

    oncethe

    singanireachesanalcohol

    contento

    f71%,itisagedfor2-3months

    instainle

    sstanksbeforebottling/after

    ageing,p

    urespringwaterfromslopesof

    theandesmountainsisaddedtothe

    distilleds

    inganitobringitdownto40%

    alcoholc

    ontent)

    2208.2

    0

    TheComitteeunanimously

    agreedtoinsertreferencesto

    piscoandsinganiinthe

    ExplanatoryNotetoheading

    22.08asexamplesofspirits

    productsobtainedbydistilling

    grapewine.

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    39.

    Cacha

    a,spiritobtainedbydistilling

    sugar-canejuice.

    2208.40/2208.90

    2208.4

    0

    Takingintoaccountthefactthat

    theproductwasobtained,like

    rumortafia,bydistilling

    fermentedsugar-caneproducts,

    theCommitteeunanimously

    decidedtoclassifyitin

    subheading2208.40.

    ApplicationofGIRs1and6.

    NC0796G/2

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    2988

    40.

    Spirituousbeverageofanalcoholic

    strengthbyvolumeof30%vol,

    containin

    gbyvolume,30%offermented

    applejuice(alcoholicstrengthbyvolume

    of6%vo

    l),29.4%ofethylalcohol

    (alcoholicstrengthbyvolumeof96%

    vol),2%

    ofgingerextract,andsugar

    (lessthan0.90%),caramelcolouring

    andwate

    r.

    Seealso

    Nos.41,42and43.

    22.06/22.08

    2208.70/2208.90

    2208.9

    0

    Giventhattheproductdidnot

    havethecharacterofa

    fermentedbeverage,the

    Committeedecidedtoclassifyit

    asdistilledbeverageofheading

    22.08.

    Takingintoaccountthe

    relativelylowcontentofsugarin

    theproduct,theCommittee

    agreedthattheproductwasnot

    aliqueur.

    ApplicationofGIRs1and6.

    NC1248F/10

    NC1145

    NC1310G/4+

    N/20

    HSC/40

    (4-digits)

    HSC/41

    (6-digits)

    (4chiffres)

    (6chiffres)

    2

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    41.

    Neutralalcoholicbase,ofakindused

    forthepreparationofbeverages,ofan

    alcoholic

    strengthbyvolumeof14%vol,

    intheformofaclear,colourless,

    non-spar

    klingliquidexhibitingthesmell

    andtaste

    ofethanol.Theproductis

    obtained

    byfermentationofbeermash

    andsubs

    equentcleaningandfiltration

    andhaslostthecharacteristicsofthe

    originalfermentedproduct.

    Seealso

    Nos.40,42and43.

    21.06/22.06/

    22.08

    2208.9

    0

    Itwasnotedthat,althoughthe

    productinquestionhadnot

    undergonedistillation,itwas

    subjectedtopurification

    processesthatweretechnically

    equivalenttodistillationand

    deprivedtherespectiveoriginal

    fermentedproductofits

    character.Moreover,legal

    provisionsofheading22.08

    containednoreferenceto

    distillation.Accordingto

    laboratoryanalyses,theproduct

    consistedofwaterandethanol,

    withonlyminutequantitiesof

    constituentstypicallyfoundin

    fermentedproducts,which

    couldbelegitimatelyconsidered

    residuesorimpuritiesandthus

    disregardedforclassification

    purposes.

    Sinceheading22.06provided

    fornootherproductsthan

    beveragesandmixtures,the

    productinquestionwasnot

    eligibleforclassificationinthis

    headingasitwasneithera

    beverage,noramixture.

    Theproductwasspecifically

    mentionedinthefirstclauseof

    heading22.08andwastobe

    classifiedtherebyapplicationof

    GIR1.Thisprecludedits

    classificationinheading21.06,

    whichwasaresidualheading.

    ApplicationofGIRs1and6.

    NC1604F/1

    NC1649G/1+

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    42.

    Neutralalcoholicbase,ofakindused

    forthepreparationofbeverages,ofan

    alcoholic

    strengthbyvolumeof12%vol,

    intheformofaclear,colourlessliquid

    exhibitingthesmellandtasteofethanol.

    Theprod

    uctisobtainedbyfermentation

    offruitjuicesandsubsequentclarification

    andfiltrationandhaslostthe

    characteristicsoftheoriginalfermented

    product.

    Seealso

    Nos.40,41and43.

    21.06/22.06/

    22.08

    2208.9

    0

    Itwasnotedthat,althoughthe

    productinquestionhadnot

    undergonedistillation,itwas

    subjectedtopurification

    processesthatweretechnically

    equivalenttodistillationand

    deprivedtherespectiveoriginal

    fermentedproductofits

    character.Moreover,legal

    provisionsofheading22.08

    containednoreferenceto

    distillation.Accordingto

    laboratoryanalyses,theproduct

    consistedofwaterandethanol,

    withonlyminutequantitiesof

    constituentstypicallyfoundin

    fermentedproducts,which

    couldbelegitimatelyconsidered

    residuesorimpuritiesandthus

    disregardedforclassification

    purposes.

    Sinceheading22.06provided

    fornootherproductsthan

    beveragesandmixtures,the

    productinquestionwasnot

    eligibleforclassificationinthis

    headingasitwasneithera

    beverage,noramixture.

    Theproductwasspecifically

    mentionedinthefirstclauseof

    heading22.08andwastobe

    classifiedtherebyapplicationof

    GIR1.Thisprecludedits

    classificationinheading21.06,

    whichwasaresidualheading.

    ApplicationofGIRs1and6.

    NC1604F/1

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    43.

    Neutralalcoholicbase,ofakindused

    forthepreparationofbeverages,ofan

    alcoholic

    strengthbyvolumeof21.9%

    vol,intheformofaclear,colourless

    liquidexhibitingthesmellandtasteof

    ethanol.

    Theproductisobtainedby

    mixinga

    fruitwinewithaspiritand

    subsequentcleaningandfiltrationand

    haslostthecharacteristicsoftheoriginal

    fermente

    dproduct.

    Seealso

    Nos.40,41,and42.

    21.06/22.06/

    22.08

    2208.9

    0

    Itwasnotedthat,althoughthe

    productinquestionhadnot

    undergonedistillation,itwas

    subjectedtopurification

    processesthatweretechnically

    equivalenttodistillationand

    deprivedtherespectiveoriginal

    fermentedproductofits

    character.Moreover,legal

    provisionsofheading22.08

    containednoreferenceto

    distillation.Accordingto

    laboratoryanalyses,theproduct

    consistedofwaterandethanol,

    withonlyminutequantitiesof

    constituentstypicallyfoundin

    fermentedproducts,which

    couldbelegitimatelyconsidered

    residuesorimpuritiesandthus

    disregardedforclassification

    purposes.

    Sinceheading22.06provided

    fornootherproductsthan

    beveragesandmixtures,the

    productinquestionwasnot

    eligibleforclassificationinthis

    headingasitwasneithera

    beverage,noramixture.

    Theproductwasspecifically

    mentionedinthefirstclauseof

    heading22.08andwastobe

    classifiedtherebyapplicationof

    GIR1.Thisprecludedits

    classificationinheading21.06,

    whichwasaresidualheading.

    ApplicationofGIRs1and6.

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    44.

    Aselect

    ionofvegetableoil,vinegar

    andano

    ilandvinegarcombination,

    eachwithaddedingredients,in

    separate

    hourglass-shapedglassbottles,

    presentedtogetheronaspecially

    designed

    frameofmetal(astand)and

    putupin

    asetforretailsale.Each

    bottleisacompositegoodandcontains

    oneofthefollowingthreeproduct

    combinations:

    -"Canola"oil(lowerucicacidrapeoil),

    chillipepperandblackpepper;

    -"Canola"oil,balsamicvinegar,white

    vineg

    arandrosemary;

    -white

    vinegar,chillipepper,

    rosem

    ary,apricots,salt,anti-oxidants

    andp

    reservatives.

    Seealso

    Nos.20and28.

    GIR3(b)/

    GIR3(c)

    2209.0

    0

    TheCommitteedecidedthatthe

    productwasasetforretailsale

    withinthemeaningofGIR3(b)

    fortheproductwasdesignedto

    carryoutaspecificactivity,i.e.,

    preparationofasaladdressing

    oramarinade,withoiland

    vinegarpresentedinsuchaway

    thattheyweresuitableforthis

    intendeduse.

    Asitwasconsideredimpossible

    todeterminewhatgavetheset

    theessentialcharacter,the

    choiceoftheheadingwas

    determinedbyapplicationof

    GIRs1,

    3(c)and6.

    NC1178H/6

    NC1248E/3+

    P/4

    NC1144

    NC1123H/3

    NC1093

    HSC/39

    2

    209.00/1

    3097

    45.

    Waterpipetobaccoconsistingofa

    blendoftobaccoleaves,fruitflavoured

    molassesorsugar,glycerine,aromatic

    extractsandoils.Theblendisintended

    tobesmokedinawaterpipe(alsoknown

    as"hookah","shisha","narghile",

    "HableeBablee"or"pipebowl").

    2403.10/2403.99

    2403.1

    0(*)

    (2403.1

    1

    HS2012)

    TheCommitteeunanimously

    agreedthattheproductwas

    coveredinsubheading2403.10.

    ApplicationofGIRs1and6.

    (*)Aseparatesubheading

    2403.1

    1hasbeencreatedfor

    waterpipetobaccounder

    HS2012.

    Inordertoclarify

    thescopeofthissubheading,

    waterpipetobaccohas

    beendefinedinnew

    SubheadingNote1toChapter

    24.Atits47

    thS

    ession,

    theHSC

    decidedtodeletethe

    ClassificationOpinionfrom

    the2012versionofthe

    Compendium.

    (SeeDoc.

    NC1649,

    Ann.

    IJ/1)

    NC1123H/23

    NC1178G/2+

    O/12

    NC1113

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    46.

    Anhydrousethanolblendedwith70%

    ormorebyweightofpetroleumoils.

    Seealso

    Nos.47and119.

    22.07/27.10

    27.1

    0

    Therewasconsensusinthe

    Committeetoclassify

    anhydrousethanolblendedwith

    70%ormorebyweightof

    petroleumoilsinheading27.10.

    NC1248D/2

    NC1217

    NC1269

    NC1301

    NC1310H/4

    NC1338

    NC1377G/8

    HSC/40

    -

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    47.

    Mixture

    intheformofaliquidofpale

    yellowto

    lightbrowncolour,containing,

    byweigh

    t,kerosene(50%)andparaffin

    (50%).

    TheparaffinconsistsofC9

    C15satu

    ratedhydrocarbonsobtained

    fromdeo

    xidizedvegetableoilsby

    hydrogen

    ation.Lessthan90%by

    volume(includinglosses)oftheproduct

    distilsat210C(ASTMD86method).

    Itisused

    asafuelforjetengines.

    Seealso

    Nos.46and119.

    2710.1

    9

    TheCommitteeagreedby

    consensusthatthebio-fuel

    blendsatissueshouldbe

    classifiedinheading27.10and,

    morespecifically,insubheading

    2710.19,byapplicationofGIRs

    1(Note2toChapter27)and6

    (SubheadingNote4to

    Chapter27).

    NC1553D/3

    NC1521

    NC1500F/17

    NC1477

    NC1443F/4+

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    Binapac

    ryl(ISO),anaromaticesterof

    3-methyl-2-butenoicacid,whichis

    consideredtobeanaromaticesterofan

    unsaturatedacyclicmonocarboxylicacid.

    2916.19/

    2916.36(*)

    2916.1

    9(*)

    (2916.1

    7

    HS2012)

    ApplicationofGIRs1(Note

    5(a)toChapter29)and6

    (SubheadingNote1to

    Chapter29).

    (*)Undertheamendmentsto

    theHarmonizedSystemas

    approvedbytheCouncilatits

    sessionsinJune2004,

    subheading2916.36

    (Binapacryl(ISO))wascreated.

    TheHarmonizedSystem

    Committee,atits39thsession,

    recognisedthatthissubheading

    hadbeenplacederroneously

    withinthesubheadingreferring

    toaromaticmonocarboxylic

    acids.

    Atits47

    thS

    ession,

    theHSC

    decidedtodeletethe

    ClassificationOpinionfrom

    the2012versionofthe

    Compendium.

    (SeeDoc.

    NC1649,

    Ann.

    IJ/1)

    NC1178E

    NC0634

    NC0648

    NC0655H/20

    +M/8

    NG0099G/19

    +P

    NC1178O/7

    +P/2+P/3

    NC1236

    NC1248C/3

    +O

    HSC/39

    2

    916.19/1

    3112

    49.

    ClassificationofcertainINNproducts:

    Sertraline.

    2921.42/2921.49

    2921.4

    9

    TheCommitteeagreedthat

    sertraline(INN)was

    classifiableinsubheading

    2921.49because(1)the

    hydrogenatednaphthalenering

    oftheproductatissuenolonger

    retaineditsnaphthalene

    function,and(2)asubstitution

    groupotherthanhydrogenwas

    directlylinkedtooneoftherings

    ofthenaphtylaminepartofthe

    product.

    NC1553D/1

    par.27

    NC1497

    NC1500H/6

    HSC/45

    -

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    50.

    Fonofos

    .

    29.30/29.31

    2930.9

    0

    Inviewoftheexclusiontothe

    ExplanatoryNotetoheading

    29.31,theCommitteeagreed

    thatFonofosshouldbe

    classifiedinsubheading

    2930.90.

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    NC0365

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    51.

    Mixturesconsistingmainlyof

    methylph

    osphonicacidand

    (aminoim

    inomethyl)urea(in

    theratio50:50)

    3824.90/2931.00

    2931.0

    0

    TheCommitteeagreedwiththe

    classificationofMixtures

    consistingmainlyof

    methylphosphonicacidand

    (Aminoiminomethyl)ureainthe

    ratio50:50)insubheading

    2931.00asasaltofan

    organo-phosphorous

    compound.

    NC1310D

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    Sucralose.

    29.32/29.40

    2932.1

    9

    TheCommitteeagreedthat

    sucralosewouldbemore

    appropriatelyclassifiedin

    heading29.32(subheading

    2932.19)ratherthaninheading

    29.40duetothefactthatthe

    ExplanatoryNotetoheading

    29.40excludedsugar

    anhydrides,thiosugars,amino

    sugarsandothersugar

    derivativesandtherefore

    sucraloseshouldbeclassified

    inChapter29basedonits

    chemicalstructure.

    NC0590E/1

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    53.

    ClassificationofcertainINNproducts:

    Ivermec

    tine.

    29.32/38.08/

    38.24

    2932.2

    9

    Consideringthativermectine

    (INN)wouldbepresentedin

    bulk,notputupinpackingfor

    retailsale,theCommittee

    agreedtoclassifyIvermectine

    inheading29.32(subheading

    2932.29).

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    54.

    Paclitaxel(INN).

    Seealso

    No.65.

    2932.99/2939.99

    2932.9

    9

    TheCommitteeagreedto

    classifypaclitaxelinheading

    29.32(subheading2932.99)by

    applicationofGIRs1and6.It

    waspointedoutthatpaclitaxel

    wasdifferentfromnatural

    alkaloids,bothintermsof

    chemicalstructureand

    pharmaceuticalpropertiesand

    thatthereforeitshouldbe

    classifiedaccordingtoits

    chemicalstructure.

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    Larotaxel(INN).

    2932.99/2939.99

    2932.9

    9

    Giventhedecisiononthe

    classificationofpaclitaxel,the

    Committeeagreedtoclassify

    "larotaxel(INN)"inheading

    29.32(subheading2932.99)on

    thebasisofitschemical

    structurebyapplicationofGIRs

    1and6.

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    Bromazepam.

    2933.39/2933.79

    2933.3

    9

    TheCommitteeagreedto

    classifybromazepamin

    subheading2933.39by

    applicationofofGIRs1and6,

    TheCommitteeagreedthatit

    couldnotbeconsideredasa

    lactam,basedonthe

    SubheadingExplanatoryNote

    tosubheading2933.79.

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    ClassificationofcertainINNproducts:

    Imisopasemmanganese.

    2933.39/2933.99

    2933.3

    9

    TheCommitteeclassified

    "imisopasemmanganese(INN)

    inheading29.33(subheading

    2933.39)asabigheterocyclic

    compoundcontainingabridged

    pyridineduetothefactthatthe

    product,whichcleaveditsmetal

    bondsfollowingItem(G)(3)of

    thegeneralExplanatoryNoteto

    Chapter29(onpageVI-29-8),

    didnothaveafusedringbut

    wasabigheterocyclic

    compoundcontainingabridged

    pyridine.

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    Ciproflo

    xacin.

    2933.5

    9

    TheCommitteeagreedto

    classifyciprofloxacinin

    subheading2933.59.

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    Enroflox

    acin.

    2933.5

    9

    TheCommitteeagreedto

    classifyenrofloxacinin

    subheading2933.59

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    Alogliptin(INN).

    2933.5

    9

    TheCommitteeclassifiedthe

    INNproductAlogliptinofINN

    List96insubheading2933.59

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    Zopiclone.

    2933.39/2933.79

    2933.7

    9

    TheCommitteeagreedthata

    lactamcouldbeconsidereda

    heterocyclicringspecifiedat

    subheadinglevelinheading

    29.33and,sincezopiclonewas

    acompoundhavingtwoormore

    heterocyclicrings(including

    lactams),itwasclassifiedasa

    lactaminsubheading2933.79

    inaccordancewiththe

    principlesspecifiedin

    paragraph7.A.(2)ofDoc.

    37.886.

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    62.

    Corifollitropinalfa.

    Seealso

    No.73.

    2934.99/29.37

    2934.9

    0

    (HS2002)

    2934.9

    9

    (HS2007)

    TheCommitteeagreedto

    classifycorifollitropinalfain

    subheading2934.90.

    NC0430E/1

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    Filgrastim.

    Seealso

    No.126.

    29.34/30.01/

    30.02

    2934.9

    9

    TheCommitteedecidedto

    classifyfilgrastim,onthebasis

    ofitschemicalstructure,in

    heading29.34(subheading

    2934.99)byapplicationof

    GIRs1and6.

    NC1123G/11

    NC0570

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    64.

    Pradefovir(INN)

    ((2R,4S)-2-{[2-(6-amino-9H-purin-9-yl)et

    hoxy]methyl}-4-(3-chlorophenyl)-1,3,25-

    dioxapho

    sphinan-2-one),beingacyclic

    esterofa

    dihydricalcoholwith

    phosphonicacid,whichcontainsafused

    pyrimidin

    ering(purine)initsstructure.

    2933.59/2934.99

    2934.9

    9

    TheCommitteedecidedthat

    Note7toChapter29shouldbe

    interpretedinaccordancewith

    paragraph5(b)ofDoc.

    NC1085E1a.TheCommittee

    thendecidedtoclassify

    pradefovirinheading29.34

    (subheading2934.99)by

    applicationofGIRs1and6.

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    70.

    Mixture

    oftwovitaminderivatives,

    containin

    gD-pantothenoletherand

    dexpanth

    enol,inratio1:9.Themixture

    isobtainedbychemicalsynthesis,i.e.,by

    areactionofD-pantolactone,

    amino-3-

    propanol-1and

    3-ethoxypropylamineinapredetermined

    ratio.

    2936.24/2936.90

    29.36

    (classificationat

    subheadinglevel)

    2936.9

    0

    TheCommitteeagreedthat

    intermixturesofvitamin

    derivativesweretobeclassified

    inheading29.36(subheading

    2936.90)byapplicationof

    GIRs1and6.

    Thisclassificationwas

    supportedbytheExplanatory

    NotetoSub-ChapterXIof

    Chapter29andtheExplanatory

    Notetoheading29.36(first

    paragraph,Item(c).

    Alongwiththisinterpretation,

    theCommitteealsoagreedto

    createanewSubheading

    ExplanatoryNoteto

    Subheading2936.90.

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    Prastero

    neandtibolone.

    2937.2

    9

    Bothproductswereclassifiedin

    subheading2937.29.Itwas

    foundthatprasteronewas

    usedforitsandrogeniceffects.

    Thefactthatitmightbeusedin

    menopausalsyndrome

    treatment,didnotnecessarily

    meanthatitwasanoestrogen.

    Similarly,tibolonewasfound

    nottohaveoestrogen

    properties,butwasused

    becauseofitsandrogenic

    activity.Guidelineswith

    regardtothepossible

    applicationofGIR3(a)and

    GIR3(c)inthecontextofthe

    classificationofcertainchemical

    products(questionraisedinthe

    contextoftheclassificationof

    certainchemicalproductsinthe

    HarmonizedSystem

    CommodityDatabase(HSCDB)

    CD-ROM):Prasteroneand

    Tibelone

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    72.

    ClassificationofcertainINNproducts:

    Lonaprisan.

    2937.23/2937.29

    2937.2

    9

    TheCommitteeagreedthat

    lonaprisan(INN)shouldbe

    classifiedinsubheading

    2937.29byapplicationof

    GIRs1and6asasteroid

    hormonesstructuralanalogue.

    NC1377G/17

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    Midaxify

    lline.

    Seealso

    No.62.

    2933.59/2939.50

    2939.5

    0

    TheCommitteeagreedto

    classifymidaxifyllinein

    subheading2939.50asa

    theophyllinederivative.

    NC0430E/1

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    42825

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    ClassificationofcertainINNproducts:

    Delimotecan.

    2939.99/

    Chapter39

    2939.9

    9

    TheCommitteedecidedto

    classifydelimotecanin

    subheading2939.99asa

    derivativeofotheralkaloids.

    NC1443E/1

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    NS0167C/5

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    Mureletecan(INN).

    29.39/30.02

    2939.9

    9

    TheCommitteeagreedto

    re-classifyMureletecan(INN

    List85)inheading29.39and,

    morespecifically,insubheading

    2939.99asotheralkaloids.

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    Cositecan(INN).

    29.39/30.02

    2939.9

    9

    TheCommitteeagreedto

    classifyCositecan(INNList

    100)inheading29.39and,

    morespecifically,insubheading

    2939.99asotheralkaloids.

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    ClassificationofcertainINNproducts:

    Ferricc

    arboxymaltose.

    29.40/39.13

    2940.0

    0

    TheCommitteeagreedwiththe

    classificationofferric

    carboxymaltose(INNList97)in

    heading29.40accordingto

    thecleavingprocedure

    describedintheGeneral

    ExplanatoryNotetoChapter29.

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    Thiamphenicolandflorfenicol.

    2941.4

    0

    TheCommitteeagreedwiththe

    classificationofthiamphenicol

    andflorfenicolinheading29.41

    (subheading2941.40).The

    Committeealsoadoptedthe

    proposedamendmenttothe

    currentItem(4)ofthe

    ExplanatoryNotetoheading

    29.41toread"Chloramphenicol

    anditsderivatives,e.g.,

    thiamphenicolandflorfenicol".

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    79.

    ClassificationofcertainINNproducts:

    Tanesp

    imycin.

    Seealso

    No.80.

    2941.9

    0

    TheCommitteeapprovedthe

    suggestedclassificationof

    tanespimycin(INNList96)in

    subheading2941.90duetothe

    factthatantineoplasticshaving

    thestem-mycinintheirnames

    wereproductsderivedfrom

    micro-organisms(Streptomyces

    strains),whichweregenerally

    classifiableinheading29.41,

    althoughtherecouldbe

    exceptions.

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    NC1219

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    NC1248P14

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    ClassificationofcertainINNproducts:

    Alvespimycin.

    Seealso

    No.79.

    2941.9

    0

    TheCommitteeapprovedthe

    classificationofalvespimycin

    (INNList96)insubheading

    2941.90duetothefactthat

    antineoplasticshavingthestem

    -mycinintheirnameswere

    productsderivedfrom

    micro-organisms(Streptomyces

    strains),whichweregenerally

    classifiableinheading29.41,

    althoughtherecouldbe

    exceptions.

    NC1553

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    Thymos

    timulin.

    29.37/30.01

    3001.2

    0

    TheCommitteeapprovedthe

    reclassificationofthymostimulin

    inheading30.01(subheading

    3001.20),asanextractof

    glandsorotherorgansorof

    theirsecretions.

    NC0590

    NS0022

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    ClassificationofcertainINNproducts:

    Berocto

    cogalfa.

    3001.10/3002.10

    3002.1

    0

    TheCommitteeagreedto

    classifyberoctocogalfain

    heading30.02(subheading

    3002.10)asabioengineered

    bloodfactor.

    NC1310D/1

    NS0136

    NS0145A/8

    NS0145C/6

    NC1178E

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    ClassificationofcertainINNproducts:

    Epoetin

    alfa.

    3002.1

    0

    TheCommitteeapprovedthe

    classificationoftheINNproduct

    "epoetinalfa"inheading30.02

    (subheading3002.10),as

    modifiedbloodfraction.

    NC1310D/1

    par.20

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    ClassificationofcertainINNproducts:

    Epoetin

    beta.

    3002.1

    0

    TheCommitteeapprovedthe

    classificationoftheINNproduct

    "epoetinbeta"inheading30.02

    (subheading3002.10),as

    modifiedbloodfraction.

    NC1310D/1

    par.20

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    85.

    ClassificationofcertainINNproducts:

    Epoetin

    gamma.

    3002.1

    0

    TheCommitteeapprovedthe

    classificationoftheINNproduct

    "epoetingamma"inheading

    30.02(subheading3002.10),as

    modifiedbloodfraction.

    NC1310D/1

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    Peginterferonalfa-2a(INN),mono

    (N2,N

    6-dicarboxy-L-lysil)interferon

    alfa-2a,d

    iesterswithpolyethyleneglycol

    monomethylether.Pegylationoccurs

    atonelysineresidueatposition31,121,

    131or134.Themolecularmassofthe

    pegylatedpartmaybeindicatedinthe

    productn

    ame(INN)byaddinga

    number,

    forexample:peginterferon

    alfa-2a(40KD).Thisproductisan

    immunom

    odulatorusedinmedicineto

    treathep

    atitisBorhepatitisC.

    3002.10/

    Chapter39

    3002.1

    0

    TheCommitteeagreedthat

    peginterferonsshouldbe

    classifiedinsubheading

    3002.10byapplicationof

    GIRs1and6.

    TheCommitteealsodecidedto

    modifytheExplanatoryNotesto

    Chapters29,30and39inorder

    toclarifytheclassificationof

    pegylatedproducts.

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    Peginterferonalfa-2b(INN),

    monocarboxyinterferonalfa-2b,diesters

    withpolyethyleneglycolmonomethyl

    ether.P

    egylationoccursatone

    nitrogenatomofeitherthecysteine

    residuea

    tposition1oratoneofthe

    lysineresiduesatposition31,121or

    134.Th

    emolecularmassofthe

    pegylatedpartmaybeindicatedinthe

    productn

    ame(INN)byaddinga

    number,

    forexample:peginterferon

    alfa-2b(12KD).Thisproductisan

    immunom

    odulatorusedinmedicineto

    treatchronichepatitisC.

    3002.10/

    Chapter39

    3002.1

    0

    TheCommitteeagreedthat

    peginterferonsshouldbe

    classifiedinsubheading

    3002.10byapplicationof

    GIRs1and6.

    TheCommitteealsodecidedto

    modifytheExplanatoryNotesto

    Chapters29,30and39inorder

    toclarifytheclassificationof

    pegylatedproducts.

    NC1443E/3

    NC1392

    NS017

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    88.

    Disomotide(INN).

    2

    9.33/3002.10/

    3002.20

    3002.2

    0

    TheCommitteeagreedto

    classifydisomotide(INN)in

    subheading3002.20by

    applicationofGIRs1and6

    duetothefactthattheproductis

    functionallyavaccine;it

    stimulatesreactionfromthe

    bodytoproduceimmunity.

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    89.

    Ovemotide(INN).

    2

    9.33/3002.10/

    3002.20

    3002.2

    0

    TheCommitteeagreedto

    classifyovemotide(INN)in

    subheading3002.20by

    applicationofGIRs1and6

    duetothefactthattheproductis

    functionallyavaccine;it

    stimulatesreactionfromthe

    bodytoproduceimmunity.

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    90.

    ClassificationofcertainINNproducts:

    Verpasepcaltespan.

    3002.2

    0

    TheCommitteeapprovedthe

    classificationofverpasep

    caltespen(INN)asa(third

    generationproductof

    bioengineering)vaccinein

    subheading3002.20.

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    91.

    ClassificationofcertainINNproducts:

    Transfe

    rrinaldifitox.

    3002.9

    0

    TheCommitteeapprovedthe

    proposedclassificationof

    transferrinaldifitox(INN)"asa

    toxininheading30.02

    (subheading3002.90)because

    itwasmeanttokillbraintumor

    cells.

    NC1310E/1

    par.3

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    NS0167A/2

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    92.

    ClassificationofcertainINNproducts:

    Linaclo

    tide.

    3002.9

    0

    TheCommitteeapprovedthe

    classificationoflinaclotide

    (INNList96)asanattenuated

    toxininsubheading3002.90.It

    waspointedoutthatand

    productssimilartotoxinswere

    describedinthetextofheading

    30.02.

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    93.

    Bonegraftsubstitutemadefrom

    medicalgradecalciumsulfatecontaining

    4%tobramycinsulfate.Thisproductis

    intheformofuniformlyshaped

    cylindrica

    lpellets(4.8mmindiameter),

    putupforsalein5cc,10ccand20cc

    sterilebo

    ttles.

    30.04/30.06

    3004.2

    0

    TheCommitteeagreedto

    classifythisproductinheading

    30.04(subheading3004.20)by

    applicationofGIRs1and6

    duetothefactthatitappeared

    thattheproductwasputupin

    packingsforretailsale.At

    subheadinglevel,itwaspointed

    outthatsincetheproduct

    containedtobramycin,itshould

    beclassifiedinsubheading

    3004.20.

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    NC0510H/21

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    par.36-37

    NC0562

    NC0590H/4

    NC0605

    NC0654A/III

    NC0655F/3+

    L09

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    94.

    Colourin

    gproductforfoodstuffs,

    consistingofconcentratedelderberry

    juicemechanicallyprocessedtoincrease

    thenatur

    alpigmentcontent(polyphenols

    andanthocyanins),andinwhichthe

    balanceofotherconstituentsasfoundin

    thenatur

    aljuice(e.g.,glucose,fructose,

    amino-ac

    ids)isupset.

    20.09/32.03

    3203.0

    0

    TheCommitteeagreedthatthe

    productwascoveredinheading

    32.03(subheading3203.00)by

    applicationofGIR1.

    ACustomslaboratoryshowed

    thatthebalanceofglucose,

    fructose,anthocyanins,

    polyphenolsandaminoacidsin

    theproductwassignificantly

    differentascomparedwith

    elderberryconcentratedjuiceat

    thesameBrixvalue.Itwas

    emphasisedthatthe

    concentrationofsubstances

    impartingcolouringpropertiesto

    theproductwasappreciably

    higherintheproductthanin

    elderberryjuice.

    NC1004F/6

    NC0960

    NC0999

    NC1059

    NC1443

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    95.

    One-com

    ponentwetprocess

    polyurethaneresincontainingpolyol

    (15%by

    weight),isocyanate(7%by

    weight),glycol(8%byweight)and

    dimethylformamide(70%byweight),

    usedintheproductionofartificialleather.

    3208.9

    0

    TheCommitteeagreedthat,

    sincedimethylformamidewasa

    volatileorganicsolvent,the

    productatissueshouldbe

    classifiedinheading32.08

    (subheading3208.90)by

    applicationofGIR1,

    Note4to

    Chapter32andNote2(d)to

    Chapter39.

    NC0655

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    G/4

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    NC1059(Note

    2d)(Note2

    (d))

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    96.

    Polyurethanefoam(sealingfoam)

    basedon

    plasticscontaining,among

    otheradditives,fireretardantsand

    propellan

    tgases,intheformofadark

    brownliq

    uid,presentedforretailsaleina

    pressuris

    edcan(750/1000ml).The

    pressuris

    edcanisemptiedbyapplying

    pressure

    onthevalve,duringwhichthe

    self-expa

    ndingfoamisreleased,

    becomingwhiteunderatmospheric

    condition

    s.Oncereleased,thefoam

    hardensafter10minutes.Itisusedfor

    mounting

    windowanddoorframes,filling

    cavities,sealingopeningsinroof

    constructionandinsulationmaterials,

    creatingsoundproofscreens,filling

    cavitiesa

    roundpipes,fixingand

    insulatingwallpanels,rooftiles,etc.

    32.14/39.09

    3214.1

    0

    TheCommitteeagreedto

    classifytheproductinheading

    32.14,subheading3214.10by

    applicationofGIRs1and6on

    thebasisofitscharacteristicsas

    afullyformulatedmasticbased

    onplasticsanditsfunctionasa

    caulkingproduct.Itwas

    pointedoutthatheading32.14

    shouldnotberestrictedonlyto

    productswithahighadded

    proportionoffillersandthatthe

    productunderconsideration

    containedotheradditives,like

    fireretardantsandpropellant

    gases,whichwouldmakeit

    suitableforaspecificuse(asa

    caulkingproductofheading

    32.14).

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    99.

    Steriles

    olutionofsodiumchloride

    (0.9%)w

    ithnopreservatives,

    recomme

    ndedforbabies,childrenand

    adultsforinstillationsorcleaningofnasal

    cavitieso

    reyesandforeyebaths.The

    productispresentedinboxescontaining

    twelveplasticvials(5mleach).

    Seealso

    No.100.

    25.01/30.04/

    33.07

    3307.9

    0

    Theproductatissuewas

    classifiedinsubheading

    3307.90byapplicationof

    GIRs1and6.

    ItwasremarkedthatNote3to

    Chapter33directedthe

    classificationofgoods,whether

    ornotmixed,putupinpackings

    toheadings33.03to33.07,

    whensuitableforuseasgoods

    oftheseheadings.

    TheCommitteealsoagreedto

    amendtheexclusionofthe

    ExplanatoryNotetoheading

    25.01bytheadditionofanew

    exclusionrepresentingthistype

    products.

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    100.

    Physiolo

    gical,sterilizedand

    micro-diffusedsolutionofseawater,

    whichisnaturallyrichinmineralsalts

    andmarineoligo-elements.Itisan

    isotonicsolutionconsistingof31.82%

    seawate

    randnopreservatives,withan

    inertpropellant(nitrogen),putupina100

    mlmetal

    spraycanwithanozzleonthe

    top,pack

    edinapaperbox.The

    productisrecommendedforbabies,

    childrenandadultsforthedailycleaning

    ofnasalcavities,tomoistendrynasal

    cavities,orasacomplementto

    treatmen

    tsforear/nose/throat

    complain

    ts.

    Seealso

    No.99.

    25.01/30.04/

    33.07

    3307.9

    0

    Theproductatissuewas

    classifiedinsubheading

    3307.90byapplicationof

    GIRs1and6.

    ItwasremarkedthatNote3to

    Chapter33directedthe

    classificationofgoods,whether

    ornotmixed,putupinpackings

    toheadings33.03to33.07,

    whensuitableforuseasgoods

    oftheseheadings.

    TheCommitteealsoagreed,to

    amendtheexclusionofthe

    ExplanatoryNotetoheading

    25.01bytheadditionofanew

    exclusionrepresentingthistype

    products

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    101.

    Samplerforfragrancecontaining

    essentia

    loils,consistingoftwolayersof

    transparentpolyesterfilmwhichare

    gluedtog

    ether.Onesideofthebottom

    layeriss

    elf-adhesiveandbackedwitha

    supportin

    gpaper.Thisproduct

    contains

    essentialfragranceoils

    depositedbetweenthetwofilmlayers

    whichpu

    llapartandresealtodelivera

    multiplesampleofolfactoryfragrance

    trials,up

    to25times.Theessential

    fragranceoilsarenotperfumesandonly

    mimicthescentoftheperfumethatisthe

    subjecto

    ftheadvertisement.

    Theprod

    uctmayhaveprintedonits

    surfacep

    ublicitymaterialandindications

    aboutits

    use(e.g.,EaudeToilette,Tonic

    BodyLotion,Deodorant).Itisintended

    tobeincorporatedontoamagazinepage

    orcardtoformanintegralpartofan

    advertise

    ment.

    33.03/33.07/

    49.11

    3307.9

    0

    TheCommitteeagreedto

    classifytheproductatissuein

    heading33.07and,more

    specifically,insubheading

    3307.90.

    Itwasagreedthattheproductat

    issuematchedthedescription

    ofputupinmeasureddoses

    and,accordingly,Note2to

    SectionVIwasapplicableand,

    accordinglyitwasclassifiedby

    applicationofGIRs1(Note2

    toSectionVIandNote4to

    Chapter33)and6.

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    102.

    Hydroge

    natedandtexturisedjojoba

    (Simmon

    ds

    iac

    hinens

    is)seedoil,in

    theform

    ofsolidwaxybeadsmeasuring

    approxim

    ately0.15mmto1mmin

    diameter,usedasscrubbingparticlesin

    skincare

    andcosmeticpreparations.

    15.18/34.04

    3404.9

    0

    TheCommitteedecidedto

    classifytheproductinquestion

    insubheading3404.90,

    by

    applicationofGIRs1and6.

    Sincethejojobabeadsin

    questionwerechemically

    producedbyhydrogenationand

    subsequenttexturation

    immediatelyfollowingthe

    hydrogenation,nothinginNote

    5(a)precludedclassificationof

    thejojobabeadsinheading

    34.04.Astheproductwasalso

    organic,thatis,derivedfrom

    livingmatter,andundeniably

    hadawaxycharacter,itmetthe

    threeconditionsstipulatedin

    Note(a)andhencequalifiedfor

    classificationinheading34.04

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    103.

    Concentratedmilkproteinpreparation

    consistingof92%milkproteins(77%

    caseinand15%wheyproteins),by

    weight,c

    alculatedonthedrymatter,fat

    (lessthan1.5%),ash(lessthan4.5%)

    andwate

    r(lessthan6%).Theproduct

    isusedfortheproteinenrichmentof

    variousfoodpreparations.

    Seealso

    No.104.

    04.04/35.04

    3504.0

    0

    TheCommitteedecidedto

    classifyProduct2inheading

    35.04,

    byapplicationofGIR1

    duetoitsproteincomposition.

    NC1248F/8

    NC1197

    NC1232

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    104.

    Milkpro

    teinconcentrate,obtained

    directlyb

    ymembraneseparationfrom

    milkproteins,consistingof86%milk

    proteins(80%caseinand20%whey

    proteins),byweight,calculatedonthe

    drymatte

    r,ash(7.4%),water(5.1%),

    lactoseresidues(1%)andfat(0.5%).

    Thisprod

    uctisusedformakingmilk

    products.

    Seealso

    No.103.

    04.04/35.04

    3504.0

    0

    TheCommitteedecidedto

    classifyProduct2inheading

    35.04,

    byapplicationofGIR1

    duetoitsproteincomposition.

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    105.

    Amphotericcornstarchbasedon

    cationiccornstarchwithamine

    functiona

    litytowhichaspecificamount

    ofphosphatehasbeenadded.The

    productc

    ontains,byweight,phosphorus

    (0.3872%)andsilicon(0.000392%).

    Someof

    theaddedphosphatereacts

    withand

    isboundtothestarchtoprovide

    ananionicsubstituenttothecationic

    modified

    starch.Someoftheadded

    phosphateremainsunboundwithinthe

    resulting

    product.Boththeanionic

    groupsandunboundphosphatepro-vide

    aspecificfunctiontothefinalproductfor

    itsusein

    thepapermakingprocess.

    Theprod

    uctisofakindusedinacid

    paperma

    kingprocesses,wherehigh

    amounts

    ofalumareaddedtothewet

    endofthepapermakingmachine.

    Seealso

    Nos.106,107,108,109and

    110.

    35.05/38.09

    3505.1

    0

    TheCommitteedecidedto

    classifythisproductin

    subheading3505.10by

    applicationofGIRs1and6.

    Itwaspointedoutthatthe

    additionoftheverysmall

    quantitiesofotheringredients

    didnotchangedthecharacterof

    themodifiedstarchesandthat

    therewerenolimitationsas

    regardstheend-useofthe

    productsofheading35.05.In

    addition,thetextofthe

    competingheading(38.09)

    containedthephrasenot

    elsewherespecifiedor

    included.

    NC0693

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    par.10-31

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    106.

    Cationic

    cornstarchtowhicha

    defoamerhasbeenadded(0.185%by

    weight).

    Theproductisdesignedtobe

    usedinthepapermakingindustry,tobe

    applieda

    tthesizepressorcalender

    stack,as

    asurfacesizingagent.

    Seealso

    Nos.105,107,108,109and

    110.

    35.05/38.09

    3505.1

    0

    TheCommitteedecidedto

    classifythisproductin

    subheading3505.10by

    applicationofGIRs1and6.

    Itwaspointedoutthatthe

    additionoftheverysmall

    quantitiesofotheringredients

    didnotchangedthecharacterof

    themodifiedstarchesandthat

    therewerenolimitationsas

    regardstheend-useofthe

    productsofheading35.05.In

    addition,thetextofthe

    competingheading(38.09)

    containedthephrasenot

    elsewherespecifiedor

    included.

    NC0693

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    NC0483

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    107.

    Cornsta

    rchwhichhasbeen

    chemica

    llymodifiedwithethylene

    oxide,sa

    lt,sodaash,hydrochloricacid

    andcaus

    tic,containingadefoamer.The

    productisusedasasurfacesizingagent

    inthepapermakingindustry.

    Seealso

    Nos.105,106,108,109and

    110.

    35.05/38.09

    3505.1

    0

    TheCommitteedecidedto

    classifythisproductin

    subheading3505.10by

    applicationofGIRs1and6.

    Itwaspointedoutthatthatthe

    additionoftheverysmall

    quantitiesofotheringredients

    didnotchangedthecharacterof

    themodifiedstarchesandthat

    therewerenolimitationsas

    regardstheend-useofthe

    productsofheading35.05.In

    addition,thetextofthe

    competingheading(38.09)

    containedthephrasenot

    elsewherespecifiedor

    included.

    NC0730H/7

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    Potatos

    tarchwhichhasbeen

    chemica

    llymodifiedwithquarternary

    amine,hydrochloricacid,salt,sodium

    bisulfiteandcaustic,containingadipic

    acid.Adipicacidhasbeenaddedinto

    theproducttoachieveitsoptimal

    performa

    nceasaninternalsizingagent

    inthema

    nufactureofpaper.

    Seealso

    Nos.105,106,107,109and

    110.

    35.05/38.09

    3505.1

    0

    TheCommitteedecidedto

    classifythisproductin

    subheading3505.10by

    applicationofGIRs1and6.

    Itwaspointedoutthatthatthe

    additionoftheverysmall

    quantitiesofotheringredients

    didnotchangedthecharacterof

    themodifiedstarchesandthat

    therewerenolimitationsas

    regardstheend-useofthe

    productsofheading35.05.In

    addition,thetextofthe

    competingheading(38.09)

    containedthephrasenot

    elsewherespecifiedor

    included.

    NC0730H/7

    NC0483

    NC0510H/3

    NS0058

    NS0060A/14

    NC0530

    par.34-35

    NC0543

    NC0590E/1

    par.26

    NC0590H/5

    NC0623

    NC0655G/13

    NS0080A/14

    NC0669

    par.30-31

    NC0693

    NC0730E/1

    par.19

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    DESCRI

    PTIONOFGOODS

    HSCODES

    UNDER

    C

    ONSIDERATION

    CLASSIFICA-

    TION

    DECISION

    CLASSIFICATION

    RATIONALEAND

    OBSERVATIONS

    RELEVANT

    DOCUMENTS

    DECISION

    TAKEN

    CL

    ASSIFI-

    CA

    TION

    OPINION

    FILE

    111.

    Threadlocker,apaleblueliquid,

    presentedinplasticbottlesof50mlwith

    adosage

    spout.Itisusedtosealand

    assemblepartswhichmayneedtobe

    disassem

    bledatsomefuturedate.

    Itisacompoundofpolyglycol

    dimethac

    rylate,polyglycoldioctanoate,

    saccharin,cumenehydroperoxide,

    polyvinyl

    acetateandsilica.

    32.14/35.06/

    38.24/39.07

    3506.1

    0

    TheCommitteedecidedto

    classifytheproductatissue,

    duetoitsfunctionasan

    adhesive,inheading35.06

    (subheading3506.10)by

    applicationofGIRs1and6.

    NC1377H/3

    NC1355

    NC1441A/IV

    NC1443G/4

    HSC/42

    3

    506.10/1

    3159

    112.

    Acid-addedclayproductobtainedby

    thecontrolledadditionofsulfuricacidto

    naturalpalygorskite

    (attapulgite)-smectiteclay.Afterthe

    additionofsulfuricacid,theresulting

    bleachingclayproducthasbeendried

    andcomminutedtoadesiredparticle

    size,but

    hasnotbeenwashedwith

    water.

    Chapter25/38.24

    3802.9

    0

    TheCommitteeclassifiedthis

    productinheading38.02

    (subheading3802.90),by

    applicationofGIRs1and6.

    Itwaspointedoutthatthe

    productscouldberegardedas

    beingacid-activatedbecauseof

    thedifferencesoftheir

    propertiesascomparedwith

    rawmaterials.Theproducts

    thereforemetthecriteriasetout

    inPartsA(I)andA(II)ofthe

    ExplanatoryNotetoheading

    38.02.

    NC0590

    NC0655

    NC0404

    NC0430IJ/5

    NS0045

    NS0060A/8

    NC0530

    par.20-21

    NC0563

    NC0590E/1

    par.15

    NC0590H/6

    NC0606

    NC0654A/IV

    NC0655F/4+

    L10

    HSC/29

    3

    802.90/1

    2854

    113.

    Antimyc

    oticagentintheformofa

    powder,containingnatamycin(an

    antibiotic

    )(approximately50%)and

    lactose(approximately50%),usedin

    foodman

    ufacturetopreventthegrowth

    ofmouldsandyeasts.

    21.06/38.08/

    38.24

    3808.2

    0

    TheCommitteedecidedto

    classifythisproductinheading

    38.08(subheading3808.20)by

    applicationofGIRs1and6.

    Itwasremarkedthatthelactose

    waspresentinsuchsmall

    quantitiesthatitwoul