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HQ 962132

Application for Further Review of Protest No. 0502-98-100032; Classification of a Carrying Case for a Blood Glucose Monitoring System; Diabetes; Nairobi Protocol; Subheading 9817.00.96, HTSUSA; Articles Specially Designed or Adapted for the Use or Benefit of the Blind or Other Physically or Mentally Handicapped; Heading 4202, HTSUSA; Binocular Cases, Camera Cases, Musical Instrument Cases and Similar Containers; Not Heading 9027, HTSUSA; Not Accessories of Instruments and Apparatus for Physical or Chemical Analysis

Classification · 2000-10-26Source: CBP CROSS

The recordHQ
Category
Classification
Decision date
2000-10-26
Collection
Headquarters (HQ)

Decision text

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Tariff codes cited

2
4202.92.9025base HTS classification code
9817.00.96base HTS classification code

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