Tariff classification priority: specified chemical headings take precedence; sets and retail preparations classified by product description. Section VI sets hierarchical classification rules: goods answering to headings 2844 or 2845 must be classified only in those headings; subject to that rule, goods answering to headings 2843, 2846 or 2852 are confined to those headings. Goods put up in measured doses or for retail sale that fall within specified retail or dose-related headings are to be classified in those headings only. Multi-constituent sets intended to yield a Section VI or VII product are classed by the finished-product heading if constituents are presented and identifiable as complementary and intended for joint use. A product named or defined in a Section VI heading prevails over heading 3827.
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Tariff classification priority: specified chemical headings take precedence; sets and retail preparations classified by product description.
Section VI sets hierarchical classification rules: goods answering to headings 2844 or 2845 must be classified only in those headings; subject to that rule, goods answering to headings 2843, 2846 or 2852 are confined to those headings. Goods put up in measured doses or for retail sale that fall within specified retail or dose-related headings are to be classified in those headings only. Multi-constituent sets intended to yield a Section VI or VII product are classed by the finished-product heading if constituents are presented and identifiable as complementary and intended for joint use. A product named or defined in a Section VI heading prevails over heading 3827.
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