Chapter 4706 — Customs Tariff Headings

4706.20.00Pulps of fibres derived from recovered (waste and scrap) paper or paperboard

4706.30.00Other, of bamboo

4706.9Other:

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Products classified under Tariff item 47.06

Alpha Cellulose Cotton Linters Pulp

Alpha cellulose cotton linters pulp is a high-purity pulp derived from cotton linter fibers, containing over 99% cellulose. It is produced through purification processes that remove non-cellulosic components, making it suitable for specialty applications such as cellulose derivatives and high-grade papers. This product falls under tariff item 4706.10.00 as it is a pulp of other fibrous cellulosic material, specifically cotton linters, not wood pulp.

Bleached Cotton Linters Pulp Sheets

Bleached cotton linters pulp sheets are produced by pulping cotton linter fibers and bleaching them to achieve high whiteness. These sheets are used in specialty applications like filter papers, food casings, and cellulose ethers. As a pulp of cotton linters, it is classified under tariff item 4706.10.00 for other fibrous cellulosic material.

High-Purity Cotton Linters Pulp for Viscose

High-purity cotton linters pulp for viscose production contains over 98% alpha-cellulose, making it ideal for rayon and viscose fiber manufacturing. This pulp is derived from cotton linter fibers, a non-wood cellulosic source, and is processed to meet stringent quality standards. It falls under tariff item 4706.10.00 as pulp of other fibrous cellulosic material.

Raw Cotton Linters Pulp

Raw cotton linters pulp is made from the short fibers that remain on cotton seeds after ginning, processed into a pulp form. This cellulosic material is used in various applications, including papermaking and cellulose derivatives. As a pulp of other fibrous cellulosic material, it is classified under tariff item 4706.10.00.

Unbleached Cotton Linters Pulp Bale

Unbleached cotton linters pulp in compressed bales retains its natural color from linter fibers and is used for cost-effective production of derivatives like cellulose acetate. This pulp is derived from cotton linters, a fibrous cellulosic material, and is classified under tariff item 4706.10.00. It is not wood pulp, so it falls under the 'other fibrous cellulosic material' category.

Brochure and Flyer Pulp

Pulp derived from recovered advertising brochures and flyers, deinked for reuse. This medium-grade recovered printing paper pulp falls under tariff item 4706.20.00 as it is made from fibres derived from recovered paper.

Cardboard Box Liner Pulp

Pulp from recovered paperboard liners of cardboard boxes, shredded and pulped for reuse. This fiber pulp from waste paperboard is ideal for medium-density board production and falls under tariff item 4706.20.00.

Coated Magazine Pulp

Pulp from recovered clay-coated magazines, processed to remove fillers. This recovered coated paper pulp for glossy remakes falls under tariff item 4706.20.00 as it is derived from recovered paper.

Coreboard Recovered Pulp

Pulp from recovered coreboard and tube winding paperboard waste. This strong, long-fiber recovered paperboard pulp falls under tariff item 4706.20.00.

Deinked SOP Pulp (Sorted Office Paper)

High-brightness pulp from de-inked sorted office paper waste, producing clean white fibers. This recovered paper pulp is used in premium tissue and printing papers and falls under tariff item 4706.20.00.

Envelope and Letterhead Pulp

Clean pulp from recovered business envelopes and letterhead stationery. This high-quality recovered printing/writing paper pulp falls under tariff item 4706.20.00.

Junk Mail Pulp

Mixed pulp from recovered direct mail, junk mail, and promotional literature. This unsorted recovered paper pulp used in low-grade board falls under tariff item 4706.20.00.

Magazine and Catalogue Pulp

Fiber pulp obtained from recovered glossy magazines, catalogues, and printed publications, processed to remove clays and inks. This pulp from waste paper is valued for coated paper recycling and falls under tariff item 4706.20.00.

Mixed Office Paper Fiber Pulp

Pulp from recovered office waste paper including printer paper, envelopes, and documents, defibered into clean cellulosic pulp. This pulp derived from sorted recovered paper falls under tariff item 4706.20.00.

OCC Corrugated Fiber Pulp

Old Corrugated Containers (OCC) pulp made from recovered cardboard boxes and shipping containers, processed into loose fiber pulp. This pulp derived from waste paperboard falls under tariff item 4706.20.00.

Phone Book Pulp

Pulp derived from recovered telephone directories and yellow pages. This groundwood content recovered paper pulp falls under tariff item 4706.20.00.

Printed Carton Pulp

Pulp from recovered printed folding cartons and cereal boxes post-deinking. This clay-coated recovered paperboard fiber pulp used in colored board falls under tariff item 4706.20.00.

Recycled Newspaper Fiber Pulp

Pulp produced by mechanically or chemically processing recovered waste newspapers and newsprint into fibrous cellulosic material. This pulp derived directly from recovered waste paper falls under tariff item 4706.20.00.

Retail Bag Paper Pulp

Pulp derived from recovered shopping bags and kraft sack paper waste. This unbleached recovered pulp for bag remaking falls under tariff item 4706.20.00.

Tissue Mill Recovered Pulp

Soft fiber pulp from recovered facial tissue, napkins, and sanitary paper waste. This low-strength fiber pulp recycled into new tissue products falls under tariff item 4706.20.00.

Bamboo Fiber Recovered Pulp for Tissue

This product is a pulp made from fibers derived from recovered bamboo paperboard scrap, processed for use in tissue and hygiene product manufacturing. It falls under tariff item 4706.30.00 as a pulp of fibres derived from recovered paper or paperboard or other fibrous cellulosic material, specifically of bamboo.

Bamboo Paperboard Waste Pulp

This is a pulped mass made from shredded recovered bamboo paperboard, used in the manufacturing of recycled board. It qualifies under tariff item 4706.30.00 as a pulp of fibres derived from recovered paper or paperboard, specifically of bamboo.

Bamboo Scrap Pulp Granules

This product consists of granular pulp made from processed bamboo paper scrap and fibrous waste, intended for use in nonwoven compounding. It falls under tariff item 4706.30.00 as a pulp of fibres derived from recovered fibrous cellulosic material, specifically bamboo.

Bamboo Waste Paper Pulp Sheets

This product is a sheet form of pulp made from recovered bamboo-based paper waste and scrap, designed for redissolving in paper production. It qualifies under tariff item 4706.30.00 as a pulp of fibres derived from recovered paper or paperboard, specifically of bamboo.

Recovered Bamboo Hygienic Pulp

This is a soft pulp derived from recycled bamboo tissue and wipe waste, repurposed for absorbent hygiene products. It falls under tariff item 4706.30.00 as a pulp of fibres from recovered fibrous cellulosic material, specifically bamboo.

Recycled Bamboo Cardboard Pulp

This product is a pulp obtained from shredding and pulping recovered bamboo cardboard waste, used in boxboard production. It qualifies under tariff item 4706.30.00 as a pulp of fibres derived from recovered paper or paperboard, specifically of bamboo.

Recycled Bamboo Pulp Flakes

This product consists of flakes of bamboo pulp derived from recovered waste paperboard and other fibrous cellulosic materials, processed for reuse in papermaking. It falls under tariff item 4706.30.00 as a pulp of fibres from recovered fibrous cellulosic material, specifically bamboo.

Brochure and Catalog Mechanical Pulp

Mechanical pulp produced from recovered brochures, catalogs, and glossy print waste, processed through mechanical defibration without chemical treatment. This pulp is used in the production of recycled graphic papers, aligning with the tariff item for mechanical pulp from recovered paper.

Corrugated Waste Mechanical Pulp

Mechanical pulp derived from recovered corrugated paper and medium scrap, defibrated for reuse in new box production. This pulp is essential for eco-friendly fluting and falls under the tariff item for mechanical pulp from recovered paperboard.

Envelope Scrap Mechanical Pulp

Mechanical pulp from windowed envelope waste and paper scraps, processed for fiber recovery. This pulp is used in hygiene papers and low-grade boards, fitting the tariff item for mechanical pulp from recovered paper.

Kraft Linerboard Scrap Mechanical Pulp

Pulp mechanically derived from waste kraft linerboard used in box manufacturing, valued for its strength in recycled containerboard production. This mechanical pulp from recovered paperboard falls under the specified tariff item.

Mixed Office Paper Mechanical Pulp

Mechanical pulp from shredded recovered office paper, bond paper, and envelopes, processed without chemicals. This pulp is suitable for various recycled paper products and falls under the tariff item for mechanical pulp from recovered paper.

Printed Junk Mail Mechanical Pulp

Pulp produced mechanically from recovered direct mail, flyers, and advertising paper waste, suitable for newsprint and tissue manufacturing. This mechanical pulp from recovered paper aligns with the tariff item for mechanical pulp.

Recovered Magazine Mechanical Pulp

Pulp obtained mechanically from waste magazines and printed paper scrap, preserving inks and fillers for economical reuse. This mechanical pulp from recovered paper is used in tissue production and falls under the specified tariff item.

Recycled Newsprint Mechanical Pulp

Mechanical pulp produced from recovered waste newsprint paper using a mechanical defibration process without chemical dissolution. This pulp falls under the tariff item for mechanical pulp from recovered paper, suitable for recycled paper production.

Tissue Reject Mechanical Pulp

Mechanical repulping of rejected tissue paper and napkin manufacturing waste, reused in soft tissue grades. This mechanical pulp from recovered paper falls under the tariff item for mechanical pulp.

Waste Cardboard Mechanical Pulp

Mechanical pulp derived from recycled cardboard scrap and paperboard waste through grinding and defibration. This pulp is ideal for manufacturing various paper products and falls under the tariff item for mechanical pulp from recovered paperboard.

Cardboard Box Scrap Chemical Pulp

Chemical pulp derived from recovered cardboard box waste, processed chemically to break down fibers for use in recycled box liner production. This product falls under tariff item 4706.92.00 as it is a chemical pulp obtained from recovered paper or paperboard, meeting the definition of other fibrous cellulosic material.

Corrugated Waste Chemical Pulp for Fluting

Chemical pulp produced from recovered corrugated paperboard scrap, chemically treated to create a strong medium layer for corrugated board manufacturing. This product is classified under tariff item 4706.92.00 as a chemical pulp from recovered paperboard, providing strength for shipping containers.

Deinked Chemical Pulp from Mixed Paper

Chemically deinked and pulped from mixed recovered paper sources, this product is designed for graphic paper production. It falls under tariff item 4706.92.00 as a chemical pulp derived from recovered paper, emphasizing deinking and purification from waste paper.

Magazine Waste Chemical Pulp for Coated Papers

Chemically processed pulp from recovered glossy magazine paper, removing clays and inks to recover reusable fibers. This product is classified under tariff item 4706.92.00 as a chemical pulp from recovered paper, used in high-gloss coated publications.

Mixed Office Paper Chemical Pulp

Chemical pulp produced from sorted recovered office paper waste, using chemical delignification for clean fiber recovery. This product falls under tariff item 4706.92.00 for its chemical processing of recovered paper fibers, suited for fine writing papers.

Old Corrugated Container Chemical Pulp

Chemical pulp from old corrugated containers (OCC) waste, processed for medium and linerboard recycling. This product is classified under tariff item 4706.92.00 as a chemical treatment of recovered paperboard for robust packaging reuse.

Recovered Paper Chemical Pulp for Tissue Production

Chemical pulp produced from recovered waste paper and paperboard fibers, processed chemically to remove impurities and yield high-purity cellulose. It falls under tariff item 4706.92.00 as a chemical pulp derived from recovered paper, suitable for tissue production.

Recycled Newsprint Chemical Pulp

High-quality chemical pulp extracted from recovered newsprint waste through alkaline or sulfate chemical digestion. This product matches tariff item 4706.92.00 as a chemical pulp from recovered paper fibers, ideal for producing newsprint.

Sorted White Ledger Chemical Pulp

Premium chemical pulp from recovered sorted white ledger office paper, chemically purified for specialty papers. This product is classified under tariff item 4706.92.00 as a chemical pulp from high-grade recovered paper, for envelopes and labels.