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DECIDE CHAPTER

Date 11 Mar 2011
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Classification of polypropylene nonwoven fabric guided by chapter and section notes, likely treated as textile chapter goods.
Manufacturer queries classification of polypropylene nonwoven fabric and whether it falls under Chapter 56 or Chapter 36; respondents advise determining classification by applying the relevant chapter and section notes to the product's composition and use, and one respondent expresses the view that it should be classified under Chapter 56. (AI Summary)

WE ARE THE MANUFACTURER OF PP NONWOVEN FABRIC, HOW WE DECIDE UNDER WHICH CHAPTER IT COMES, UNDER CHAPER 56 OR 36

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Replied on Mar 12, 2011
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You need to read the entries under relevant chapters with chapter notes and section notes.

A careful reading would solve your problem simply.

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Replied on Mar 17, 2011
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I feel this should come under Chapter 56.

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