Laminated Testliner Paper from United States
Laminated testliner paper is a composite paper made by sticking flat layers of paper together with adhesive, meeting burst index requirements but not the specifications for kraftliner. It is supplied in rolls and is not surface-coated or impregnated, making it suitable for use as liner in corrugated boxes. This product is classified under tariff item 4807.00.00 as a composite paperboard made by lamination with adhesive, without any surface treatment.
Duty Rate — United States → Canada
Import Tips
• Ensure the testliner paper does not meet the definition of kraftliner under subheading note 1, which requires at least 80% chemical sulphate or soda fibres and specific burst strength
• If the paper is made from a single layer rather than multiple layers stuck together, it would fall under heading 48.05
• Keep documentation showing the adhesive lamination process to support classification under 4807.00.00