Classification of bonded fabrics clarified: material composition and bonding method determine applicable tariff headings and rules. Classification of bonded textile fabrics depends on material composition and method of bonding. Mixed-material fabrics before or during spinning are classified by Section XI Note (2) principles and Explanatory Notes. Post-assembly bonded layers are classified by Rule 3 of the General Interpretative Rules, using predominating material by weight for each layer when necessary. Laminated or covered fabrics are distinct and governed by specific headings and Explanatory Notes. Fabrics of superimposed bonded yarns are classified like woven fabrics by composition. Stitch-bonded knitted and nonwoven stitch-bonded webs are classified according to their essential construction.
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Classification of bonded fabrics clarified: material composition and bonding method determine applicable tariff headings and rules.
Classification of bonded textile fabrics depends on material composition and method of bonding. Mixed-material fabrics before or during spinning are classified by Section XI Note (2) principles and Explanatory Notes. Post-assembly bonded layers are classified by Rule 3 of the General Interpretative Rules, using predominating material by weight for each layer when necessary. Laminated or covered fabrics are distinct and governed by specific headings and Explanatory Notes. Fabrics of superimposed bonded yarns are classified like woven fabrics by composition. Stitch-bonded knitted and nonwoven stitch-bonded webs are classified according to their essential construction.
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