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Products classified under Tariff item 4703.11.00.00

4703.11.00

Douglas Fir Sulfate Pulp Unbleached

Unbleached sulfate wood pulp derived from Douglas fir, a coniferous softwood. It is produced via the sulfate (kraft) process and retains natural lignin, making it suitable for linerboard and containerboard. This product does not meet dissolving-grade specifications, so it falls under tariff item 4703.11.00.

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Hemlock Coniferous Kraft Pulp Unbleached

Unbleached kraft pulp from western hemlock, a coniferous species, produced via the sulfate process. It is used for tissue and towel grades due to its strong, absorbent fibers. This product is not a dissolving grade, so it is classified under tariff item 4703.11.00.

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Pine Sulfate Woodpulp Unbleached

Unbleached sulfate pulp from pine trees, a coniferous softwood, used in corrugated board and sack paper. The pulp retains natural lignin, providing strength, and is not a dissolving grade. It falls under tariff item 4703.11.00 as unbleached coniferous chemical wood pulp.

4703.11.00

Radiata Pine Unbleached Softwood Pulp

Unbleached sulfate pulp from radiata pine, a coniferous plantation softwood, used in newsprint and kraft paper. It retains a brown color from lignin and is not a dissolving grade. This product is classified under tariff item 4703.11.00 for unbleached coniferous chemical wood pulp.

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Southern Pine Unbleached Kraft Pulp

High-yield unbleached kraft pulp from southern yellow pine, a coniferous softwood, used for brown paper bags and multiwall sacks. It is produced via sulfate digestion without bleaching, preserving tensile strength. This non-dissolving grade falls under tariff item 4703.11.00.

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Spruce-Fir Blend Unbleached Pulp

Unbleached sulfate pulp blend from spruce and fir, both coniferous softwoods, used in sack kraft and specialty papers. It maintains natural color and strength, and is not a dissolving grade. This product is classified under tariff item 4703.11.00.

4703.11.00

Unbleached Coniferous Kraft Pulp

Unbleached chemical wood pulp from coniferous trees via the sulfate process, not meeting dissolving-grade specifications. It is used for kraft paper, linerboard, and packaging materials. This product falls under tariff item 4703.11.00 as unbleached coniferous sulfate pulp.