Tarred Kraft Envelope Liner Paper
Tarred kraft envelope liner paper is bituminized kraft in sheets or rolls, used as waterproof liners inside heavy-duty mailing envelopes. Under HTS 4811.10.21.00 for 'other' tarred paper, it features surface bituminization for grease/moisture resistance, not covered by 4803, 4809, or 4810.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If impregnated with wax or paraffin, not bitumen
Wax-impregnated papers fall into other 4811 categories based on impregnant type.
If cut to size and hung for retail sale
Cut, creased paper for envelopes becomes 'printed or worked' in 4821.
If made into boxes or cartons with tarred lining
Tarred paper boxes are classified as completed cartons in 4819.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Test for minimum 80% sulfate wood fiber content per kraft definitions to prevent down-class to generic 4811
• Ensure no motifs printing; otherwise, Chapter 49 applies if decorative
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