Examples of using This subheading in English and their translations into Slovak
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
Examples of the birds included in this subheading are.
This subheading includes savoury waffles containing cheese.
Examples of the birds included in this subheading are.
Other This subheading includes all dried grapes, other than currants and sultanas.
Concentrated maize steeping liquors are classified in this subheading, irrespective of their protein content.
This subheading also includes dried branches which have been twisted or formed into spirals.
The leaves of different species of Typha(for example, Typha latifolia or cattail)also fall in this subheading.
This subheading also covers dead animals of chapter 1, inedible or classed unfit for human consumption.
Gherkins The gherkins which fall in this subheading are a variety of small cucumber(85 or more to the kilogram).
In addition to the products listed in the HS Explanatory Note to heading 2401,first paragraph,(2), this subheading also includes.
Flavoured or coloured sugars are classified in this subheading even if their sucrose content is below 99,5% by weight.
Only oysters of the genus Ostrea weighing not more than 40 g each(including the shell)are classified in this subheading.
This subheading includes tonic preparations as described in the explanatory note to this chapter, general, second paragraph.
Provided that they satisfy the above preconditions, productsconsisting in part of substances other than tobacco are classified in this subheading.
This subheading also covers salvaged(or used) feathers, which cannot be reused in their existing state as feathers for stuffing.
The presence of small quantities of broken segments, not resulting from a deliberate process,does not affect classification in this subheading.
Entry under this subheading is subject to conditions laid down in paragraph F of Section II of the preliminary provisions of the Combined Nomenclature.
Other In addition to the products given in the HS Explanatory Note to heading 0810,second paragraph,(8)(except lychees and sapodilla plums), this subheading includes.
This subheading also covers products known as‘instant fish' obtained from the flesh of fresh fish, frozen, cut into small pieces, finely shredded and dried.
In addition to the products given in the HS Explanatory Note to heading 0810,second paragraph,(8)(except lychees and sapodilla plums), this subheading includes.
It should be noted that broken peppercorns andfragments of pepper remain classified in this subheading, provided that they are obviously not the result of intentional grinding or crushing.
Olive oils obtained using solvents, chemical or biochemical reagents, or re-esterification processes, aswell as any mixture with oils of other kinds are excluded from this subheading.
The preparations falling in this subheading are made from surimi mixed with other products(for example, flour, starch, proteins, the meat of crustaceans, spices, flavourings and colourings).
Livers and roes of fish, fresh or chilled, which by reason of their species andcondition are fit for human consumption remain in this subheading even if intended for industrial use.
Mixtures falling in this subheading must contain at least one of the cuts(and/or parts thereof) referred to in the title of the subheading, though that cut need not confer on the mixture its essential character.
Livers and roes Livers and roes of fish, fresh or chilled, which by reason of their species andcondition are fit for human consumption remain in this subheading even if intended for industrial use.
Flours, meals and pellets of fish of this subheading are composed of fish or fish waste which is generally cooked and then reduced to a paste, dried and ground and, in some cases, agglomerated in the form of pellets.
Providing that they meet the above criteria, products with a wrapper of reconstituted tobacco, which may consist partly of substances other than tobacco,are classified in this subheading.
The products referred to in this subheading are concentrated liquid alcoholic preparations, deriving their particular flavour, which is both bitter and strongly aromatic, from the gentian roots used in their manufacture, in combination with various spices and aromatic substances.
Broken maize grains recovered during the sifting of cleaned unhulled maize grains and satisfying the criteria laid down in note 2(A)to this chapter are classified in this subheading as grains‘not otherwise worked than kibbled'.