… metal, etc., fittings to facilitate attachment to the collar). Fabrics cut to pattern for manufacture into ties, etc., are also included in this heading, but not strips of tie … ( heading 61.17 ). (b) Rabats, jabots and similar articles of heading 62.17 . …
… toluene diisocyanate (TDI) and toluene diisocyanate dimer, are used extensively in the manufacture of polyurethanes. … MDI or polymeric MDI) ( heading 39.09 ). (2) Isocyanides (carbylamines). (3) Azides of carboxylic acids . (4) Organic-substituted amide …
… The principal ores generally covered by this heading are : (a) Braunite, manganese oxide. (b) Rhodochrosite (or dialogite), manganese carbonate. (c) Hausmannite, saline manganese oxide. (d) … ( heading 26.01 ). The heading also excludes pyrolusite prepared for use in dry batteries ( heading 25.30 ). …
… ‑ ‑ Other This heading covers woven fabrics (as defined in Part (I) (C) of the General Explanatory Note to Section XI), … of synthetic staple fibres. Such fabrics include a very large variety of dress materials, curtain or other … towels, etc. Bandages, medicated or put up for retail sale, are excluded ( heading 30.05 ). …
… for immediate consumption in that state . Such products are used mainly in the food industry (manufacture of jam, preparation of candied fruits, etc.). The products most commonly presented in this state are cherries, strawberries, oranges, citrons, apricots and …
… employs an acid solution and takes its name from the various “sulphite” chemicals, such as calcium bisulphite … (ammonium hydrogen sulphite), which may be used during the preparation of the cooking liquor (see the Explanatory Note … It is also used, inter alia , for greaseproof or glazed transparent papers. …
… 1107.20 ‑ Roasted Malt is germinated grain (most frequently barley), which is usually subsequently dried in hot‑air … brownish‑yellow outside and white inside. It leaves tracing marks like chalk and, unlike non‑malted grain, it usually floats on water and is also friable. Malt has a characteristic odour of cooked grain and a faintly sweetened …
… ‑ Other This heading covers woven fabrics (as defined in Part (I) (C) of the General Explanatory Note to Section XI) made of yarns of combed wool or of yarns of combed fine animal hair. These fabrics exist in great variety and include suitings and other fabrics for clothing, …
… scrap, usually in a blast furnace. The copper content varies widely, usually in the range of approximately 60 to … the conversion process, sulphur, iron and other impurities are oxidised. The copper content is normally about 98 % by … Copper anodes for electrolytic refining. Copper partially refined by complete fusion is cast into anodes for …
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