… sheet, plate, hoop, strip, wire, wire grill, wire cloth, etc., and may be manufactured by any process (moulding, forging, punching, stamping, etc.). They may be fitted with lids, handles or other parts …
… used in the household, commercial laundries, hospitals, etc., to clean linens, finished goods, etc. They usually include paddles or rotating cylinders for …
… at the ends, fitted with sockets, flanges, collars, rings, etc. The heading does not cover : (a) Hollow profiles ( … ), machinery or vehicle parts ( Sections XVI and XVII ), etc. …
… in the nut and bolt industry, in the cold‑drawing industry, etc., and for the manufacture of welding rods. The heading … must be designed solely to improve the bond with concrete, etc. The heading does not cover bars and rods of this kind, …
… or other additives. They may be in bulk (in casks, drums, etc.) or in jars, bottles, tins or airtight containers ready … certain preparations known as pickles, mustard pickles, etc. The goods covered by this heading differ from sauces of …
… flowers or flower buds. Provided that such bouquets, etc., have the essential character of florists’ wares, they … accessories of other materials (ribbons, paper trimmings, etc.). Cut branches of trees, shrubs or bushes, if bearing …
… for use in the home, public buildings, theatres, churches, etc., and similar articles used in ships, railway carriages, aircraft, trailer caravans, motor‑cars, etc. These articles include wall hangings and textile …
… distilled tars and reconstituted tars obtained by blending pitch with creosote oils or with other coal tar distillation … used for waterproofing materials and for surfacing roads, etc. The heading does not cover tars extracted from …
… in this form from logs (of poplars, coniferous wood, etc.) by a special shaving machine. Wood wool is usually … bales. Wood wool remains in this heading if dyed, gummed, etc., or if roughly twisted together or put in the form of …
