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(redirected from Harmonized Tariff Schedule)

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(Home Theater System) See home theater in a box.
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The authority for modification of a quantitative limitation previously established for the refined sugar TRQ is in the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States.
USDA modifies sugar program by Food & Drink Weekly
Both of these announcements have a direct impact on tariffs charged under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) by countries around the world, and - as noted in the July, 1993 issue of nonwovens industry - INDA has been involved in international negotiations regarding nomenclature for nonwoven roll goods covered within the HTS for some time.
International trade issues take center stage by Mayberry, Peter / Nonwovens Industry
The tools guide users to reliable, defensible Harmonized Tariff Schedule Classification and Duty Reduction Program eligibility in just minutes.
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