… 96.04 ‑ Hand sieves and hand riddles. The expression “hand sieves and hand riddles” applies to … moulding sands, fertilisers, wood flour, etc.), including those which can be connected together to form a series; …
… 10.04 ‑ Oats (+). 1004.10 - Seed 1004.90 - Other There are two main kinds of oats : grey (or black) oats and white (or yellow) oats. This heading covers grains with their husks as well as those which in their natural state …
… copper‑nickel‑zinc base alloys (nickel silver) 7411.29 ‑ ‑ Other Note 9 (e) to Section XV defines tubes and pipes . The … a billet to form a tube blank which is hot‑rolled or drawn through a die to the finished size. For some purposes the …
… and hydroxides. 2819.10 ‑ Chromium trioxide 2819.90 ‑ Other (A) CHROMIUM OXIDES (1) Chromium trioxide (chromium … obtained by treating potassium dichromate with boric acid; this is used as colouring matter under the name of “chrome …
… copper (precipitated copper). (A) Copper mattes. This is obtained by the fusion of roasted copper sulphide ores to separate the … from the gangue and the other metals which form a slag that floats on the surface of the matte. The matte consists …
… dust, powders and flakes. 7903.10 ‑ Zinc dust 7903.90 ‑ Other The heading covers : (1) Zinc dust as defined by Subheading Note 1 (c) to this Chapter is obtained by condensation of zinc vapour …
… meal and powder 1105.20 ‑ Flakes, granules and pellets This heading applies to dried potatoes presented as flour, meal, powder, flakes, granules or pellets. The flour, powder, flakes and granules of the heading may be …
… napkin liners and similar articles, of any material. This heading covers sanitary towels (pads) and tampons, … incontinence and pantyliners, of any material. In general, the articles of this heading are disposable. Many of these …
… double wire, of a kind used for fencing, of iron or steel. This heading covers the following types of fencing or enclosure hoop and wire … hoop, strip or flat wire which may be lightly twisted. These goods fall in the heading whether or not they are …
… lees; argol. Wine lees originate as a muddy deposit during the fermentation and maturing of wine. When the deposit is … on the colour of the wine from which it was obtained. This washed argol is also classified in this heading. Both …
