As the U.S. government continues to ratchet up sanctions in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, public reporting suggests there may be a new target in the sites of U.S. sanctions authorities: Kaspersky Labs (Kaspersky), the popular Russian cybersecurity and antivirus company. Any sanctions imposed by the Department of Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets
Customs Ruling of the Week – Classification of Comforters
In ruling NY N324666 (April 1, 2022), Customs and Border Protection (CBP) discussed the tariff classification of four different comforters made in Liechtenstein. The four comforters – named the Montreux, Valletto, Chalet, and Edelweiss comforters – are available in Twin (72″ x 92″), Queen (90″ x 96″), and King (108″ x 96″) sizes. They have
Customs Ruling of the Week – Country of Origin of Pin Pad Device
In ruling NY N324366 (March 11, 2022), Customs and Border Protection (CBP) discussed the country of origin of a pin pad device. The product, identified as the PINPad model RP10, consists of a top cover module, keypad, case, battery, printed circuit board assembly (PCBA), a liquid crystal display, and an integrated circuit. The product is
Customs Ruling of the Week – Classification of Solar Powered Condenser Units
In ruling NY N324243 (March 8, 2022), Customs and Border Protection (CBP) discussed the tariff classification of solar powered condenser units from China. The AC condenser units are described as solar condenser units. The 2-, 3-, and 5-ton condenser units are designed to be paired with an air handling unit for the purpose of either
Customs Ruling of the Week – Classification of “Deal or No Deal” Game
In ruling NY N324489 (March 9, 2022), Customs and Border Protection (CBP) discussed the tariff classification of a “
” game from China. The product at issue is identified as a board game version of the “Deal or No Deal” TV game show. The board game comes with 26 briefcase cards, 26 cash cards, 1
Customs Ruling of the Week – Classification of a Bio-Bag
In ruling NY N324259 (February 25, 2022), Customs and Border Protection (CBP) discussed the tariff classification of a bio-bag from the Czech Republic. The merchandise, known as the “BIO-BAG EBV-30/40 IN-CH” has a filter ventilation unit in it that allows for the use of four speeds of airflow. A color display is used to show
Customs Ruling of the Week – Classification of a Math Tool Set from China
In ruling NY N324042 (February 10, 2022), Customs and Border Protection (CBP) discussed the classification of a math tool set from China. The math tool set includes a plastic compass with a small wooden pencil attached as well as a plastic protractor. The math tool set comes packaged as a set for sale and is
Customs Ruling of the Week – Classification of Dolomite Ceramic Bowls
In ruling NY N324256 (February 14, 2022), Customs and Border Protection (CBP) discussed the tariff classification of dolomite ceramic bowls and spreaders from China. The dolomite bowls come in three styles, each a three-dimensional representation of a different character. The entire product in itself is comprised of a glazed ceramic dolomite bowl, a removable spreader
Customs Ruling of the Week – Classification of Krill Oil Gummy (Sugar Coated)
In ruling NY N323535 (February 24, 2022), Customs and Border Protection (CBP) discussed the classification and country of origin of sugar-coated krill oil gummies.
The product, known as “Krill Oil Gummy (Sugar Coated),” has the following ingredients from the following countries:
| China | United States | France | Demark |
| · glucose syrup
· sucrose · |
Customs Ruling of the Week – Classification of Camping Mess Kit for Two
In Ruli
ng NY N323633 (January 24, 2022), Customs and Border Protection (CBP) discussed the classification of a 15-piece camping mess kit for two. The kit consists of the following items: a carry bag that has an exterior made from 100% polyester, two stainless-steel dinner plates, two 100% cotton napkins, a plastic cutting board, a