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U.S. Customs andBorder Protection

CBP Decisions

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY

19 CFR PART 10

CBP Dec. 07– 26

USCBP–2006–0012

RIN 1505–AB64

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC—CENTRAL AMERICA—UNITEDSTATES FREE TRADE AGREEMENT

AGENCIES: U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Department ofHomeland Security; Department of the Treasury.

ACTION: Final rule.

SUMMARY: This document adopts as a final rule, with somechanges, interim amendments to title 19 of the Code of FederalRegulations (‘‘CFR’’) which were published in the Federal Registeron March 7, 2006, as CBP Dec. 06–06 to set forth the conditions andrequirements that apply for purposes of submitting requests to U.S.Customs and Border Protection for refunds of any excess customsduties paid with respect to entries of textile or apparel goods entitledto retroactive application of preferential tariff treatment under theDominican Republic—Central America—United States Free TradeAgreement.

EFFECTIVE DATE: Final rule effective May 25, 2007.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Operational aspects: Robert Abels, Textile Operations, Office of In-ternational Trade, (202) 344–1959.

Legal aspects: Cynthia Reese, Tariff Classification and MarkingBranch, Office of International Trade, (202) 572–8812.

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SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:

Background

The Dominican Republic—Central America—United States FreeTrade Agreement (‘‘CAFTA-DR’’ or ‘‘Agreement’’) was entered into bythe governments of Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, El Salva-dor, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and the United States on Au-gust 5, 2004. The CAFTA-DR was approved by the U.S. Congresswith the enactment on August 2, 2005, of the Dominican Republic-Central America-United States Free Trade Agreement Implementa-tion Act (the ‘‘Act’’), Pub. L. 109–53, 119 Stat. 462 (19 U.S.C. 4001 etseq.).

Section 205 of the Act (19 U.S.C. 4034), as recently amended by§ 1634(d) of the Pension Protection Act of 2006 (Pub. L. 109–280),implements Article 3.20 of the CAFTA-DR by providing for the retro-active application of the preferential tariff provisions of the Agree-ment with respect to certain entries of qualifying textile or apparelgoods of eligible CAFTA-DR countries. Specifically, § 205(a) providesthat, notwithstanding 19 U.S.C. 1514 or any other provision of law,an entry of a textile or apparel good will be liquidated orreliquidated at the applicable rate of duty for that good set out inAnnex 3.3 of the Agreement, and the Secretary of the Treasury willrefund any excess customs duties paid with respect to that entry, if itmeets four conditions: (1) The textile or apparel good must be of aCAFTA-DR country that the United States Trade Representativehas designated as an eligible country for purposes of § 205; (2) Thegood would have qualified as an originating good under § 203 of theAct if the good had been entered after the date of entry into force ofthe Agreement for that country; (3) The entry was made on or afterJanuary 1, 2004, and before the date of the entry into force of theAgreement with respect to that country or any other CAFTA-DRcountry; and (4) Customs duties were paid in excess of the applicablerate of duty for that good set out in Annex 3.3 of the Agreement.

Section 205(b) of the Act provides that the United States TradeRepresentative will determine which CAFTA-DR countries are eli-gible countries for purposes of this section and will publish a list ofthose countries in the Federal Register.

Section 205(c) of the Act provides that liquidation or reliquidationmay be made under section 205(a) with respect to an entry of a tex-tile or apparel good only if a request for such liquidation orreliquidation is filed with CBP, within such period as CBP shall es-tablish by regulation in consultation with the Secretary of the Trea-sury, that contains sufficient information to enable CBP: (1) to locatethe entry or to reconstruct the entry if it cannot be located; and (2) todetermine that the good satisfies the conditions set out in section205(a).

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Section 205(d) states that, as used in section 205, the term ‘‘entry’’includes a withdrawal from warehouse for consumption.

On March 7, 2006, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (‘‘CBP’’)published in the Federal Register (71 FR 11304) as CBP Dec.06–06 an interim rule that amended the CBP regulations by addinga new subpart J to Part 10 and new § 10.699 to set forth the condi-tions and requirements that apply for purposes of requesting re-funds pursuant to section 205 of the Act. Pursuant to § 205(c) of theAct, the interim amendments included a provision establishing thetime period within which requests for refunds of any excess customsduties paid with respect to entries of textile or apparel goods of aneligible CAFTA-DR country must be submitted to CBP. The interimrule provided that requests for refunds must be filed with CBP bythe later of December 31, 2006, or the date that is 90 days after theentry into force of the Agreement with respect to that country.

The interim rule also noted that § 10.699 provides that any re-fund of excess customs duties made pursuant to that section will beaccompanied by interest from the date of the affected entry.

Although the interim regulatory amendments were promulgatedwithout prior public notice and comment procedures and took effecton March 7, 2006, CBP Dec. 06–06 provided for the submission ofpublic comments which would be considered before adoption of theinterim regulations as a final rule. The prescribed public commentperiod closed on May 8, 2006.

Discussion of Comments

Two commenters responded to the solicitation of comments on theinterim regulations set forth in CBP Dec. 06–06. The comments arediscussed below.

Comment:

Both commenters urged that CBP modify the deadline for the sub-mission of requests for refunds of any excess customs duties paidwith respect to entries of textile or apparel goods of an eligibleCAFTA-DR country. One commenter recommended that the deadlinebe changed to the later of December 31, 2006, or the date that is 180days after the entry into force of the Agreement with respect to thatcountry. According to this commenter, 180 days is more appropriatethan the 90 days specified in the interim rule as the former periodmirrors the deadline for filing a protest under 19 U.S.C. 1514(c)(3).In addition, the commenter stated that a 180–day period would befairer to importers of goods from CAFTA-DR countries that may notaccede to the Agreement until after December 31, 2006.

The second commenter stated that the deadline should be the laterof December 31, 2006, or the date that is 90 days after the entry intoforce of the Agreement of the ‘‘last CAFTA-DR country.’’ This com-menter advised that extending the deadline in this manner ad-

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dresses a potential situation in which a good of a CAFTA-DR countryfor which the Agreement has entered into force is made from inputs(e.g., fabric) from a second CAFTA-Dr country for which the Agree-ment has not entered into force at the time that the refund period forthe good expires. According to the commenter, without the suggestedmodification in the deadline, the inputs from the second CAFTA-DRcountry would appear to be disregarded in determining whether thegood qualifies as originating and thus eligible for a refund of any ex-cess duties paid.

CBP’s Response:

CBP agrees with the second commenter’s suggested modification.As indicated in the background portion of this final rule, § 1634(d)of the Pension Protection Act of 2006 recently amended the Act. Thatamendment added to § 205(a)(2) the words ‘‘or any other CAFTA-DRcountry’’ immediately following the words ‘‘with respect to that coun-try’’. (See the third condition for goods to qualify for a refund of dutyunder § 205(a), as stated in the background section above.) CBP be-lieves that the words ‘‘that country or any other CAFTA-DR country’’as used in the Act are intended to mean ‘‘the last CAFTA-DR coun-try.’’ In conformance with this amendment to the Act, CBP, in consul-tation with the Department of the Treasury, has determined that theperiod within which refund requests must be filed, as set forth in§ 10.699(c), should be modified to permit such requests for goods ofan eligible CAFTA-DR country to be filed within 90 days after thedate of the entry into force of the Agreement for the last CAFTA-DRcountry. This modification has the effect of extending the periodwithin which refund requests must be submitted to CBP for goods ofall but the last CAFTA-DR country. Section 10.699(c) has beenamended in this final rule document to reflect the above modifica-tion, which addresses the potential problem identified by the secondcommenter. Section 10.699(d) has also been amended to add a defini-tion of ‘‘last CAFTA-DR country’’ to clarify that this term means, ‘‘ofCosta Rica, the Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Hon-duras, and Nicaragua, the last country for which the Agreement en-ters into force.’’

CBP submits that the first commenter’s suggested modification(substituting 180 days for 90 days) is unnecessary in view of themodification of the deadline for the submission of refund requests ef-fected by the amendment to 10.699(c) discussed above. CBP believesthat the revised period within which requests for refunds must besubmitted to CBP affords entities ample time to prepare and submitsuch requests. This is especially true considering that the importingpublic has had since March 7, 2006 (the date of publication of CBPDec. 06–06 in the Federal Register) to ascertain which entries oftextile or apparel goods from CAFTA-DR countries may be eligible



for refunds of any excess customs duties paid, and to prepare re-quests for refunds with respect to those entries.

Comment:

A commenter requested that CBP issue a clarification regardingwhen ‘‘ . . .companies are able to submit refund requests when theCAFTA-DR has not yet entered into force for a country that is thesource of an input used in an originating good that is eligible for re-funds.’’ The commenter’s understanding is that a refund request maybe submitted in such a situation only after the Agreement has en-tered into force with respect to the CAFTA-DR country that is thesource of the input.

CBP’s Response:

The answer to this commenter’s question depends on whether thegood (of an eligible CAFTA-DR country for which the Agreement hasentered into force) would in fact have qualified as an originatinggood if the good had been entered after the date of entry into force ofthe Agreement for that country. An input (used in the production ofthe good) sourced from a CAFTA-DR country for which the Agree-ment has not yet entered into force may affect the determination ofwhether the good would have qualified as originating under the ap-plicable CAFTA-DR rules of origin. If the good would have qualifiedas originating without taking into account the input, then a requestfor a refund of any excess duties paid may be submitted to CBP afterthe date of entry into force of the Agreement for the country in whichthe good (not the input) was produced but not later than 90 days af-ter the Agreement enters into force for the last CAFTA-DR country.However, if the good would qualify as originating only if that inputqualifies as originating, then a refund request may be submitted toCBP only after the Agreement enters into force for the CAFTA-DRcountry that is the source of the input (but not later than 90 days af-ter the date of the entry into force of the Agreement for the lastCAFTA-DR country).

In regard to goods made from inputs sourced from countries forwhich the Agreement has not yet entered into force, importers (orother entities that may submit refund requests) are advised to pre-pare such requests in advance and to submit them to CBP after theAgreement enters into force for all the CAFTA-DR countries thatcontributed toward the production that qualifies the goods as origi-nating.

Comment:

A commenter urged CBP to provide examples of the type of infor-mation that would be considered satisfactory to enable CBP to locatethe entry or to reconstruct the entry that is the subject of a refundrequest. The commenter stated the current language in § 10.699(c),



requiring a refund request to include ‘‘sufficient information’’ to en-able CBP to locate or reconstruct an entry, is overly broad and failsto provide the trade community with a reasonable indication of thetype of information that must be submitted.

CBP’s Response:

To enable CBP to locate or reconstruct an entry, the refund requestshould include a copy of the entry summary if at all possible. If acopy of the entry summary is unavailable, however, other informa-tion may be submitted for purposes of enabling CBP to reconstructthe entry from its automated commercial system. Such informationwould include the entry number, entry date, importer number,manufacturer identification code (MID), and the goods’ country oforigin. Refund requests should clearly specify the goods (by lineitem) covered by an entry for which refunds are being sought. If onlya portion of a line item is encompassed by a refund request, thequantity in dozens should be indicated.

Additional Changes to the Regulations

In addition to the regulatory changes identified and discussedabove in connection with the discussion of public comments receivedin response to CBP Dec. 06–06, the final rulemaking text set forthbelow incorporates the following additional changes which CBP be-lieves are necessary either to conform § 10.699 to the recent amend-ment to § 205(a)(2) of the Act made by § 1634(d) of the Pension Pro-tection Act of 2006 or as a result of further internal review of theinterim regulatory text:

1. The § 10.699 heading has been revised to correct errors in capi-talization and punctuation;

2. In § 10.699(a), the second sentence has been revised to add thewords ‘‘, as amended by § 1634(d) of the Pension Protection Act of2006 (Pub. L. 109–280)’’ to the end of the sentence;

3. In § 10.699(a), the third sentence has been revised to add thewords ‘‘, as amended,’’ immediately following the words ‘‘the Act’’;and

4. In § 10.699(b), the introductory text has been revised to re-move the words ‘‘that country’’ and add, in their place, the words‘‘the last CAFTA-DR country’’.

Conclusion

Accordingly, based on the analysis of the comments received andthe recent legislative change, CBP has determined to adopt the in-terim regulations published as CBP Dec. 06–06 as a final rule withcertain amendments as discussed above and as set forth below.



Inapplicability of Delayed Effective Date Requirement

Under the Administrative Procedure Act (‘‘APA’’) (5 U.S.C. 553),agencies generally are required to publish final amendments at least30 days prior to their effective date. However, sections 553(d)(1) and(d)(3) of the APA exempt agencies from the requirement of publish-ing notice of final rules at least 30 days prior to their effective datewhen a substantive rule grants or recognizes an exemption or re-lieves a restriction and when the agency finds that good cause existsfor not meeting the advance publication requirement. As discussedpreviously, the changes to the interim regulations made by this finalrule document, which conform to a recent amendment to the Act,seek to ensure that retroactive preferential tariff treatment underthe Agreement is accorded to qualifying textile or apparel goodsmade in an eligible CAFTA-DR country from inputs from one ormore other eligible CAFTA-DR countries. For this reason, CBP hasdetermined that these regulations relieve restrictions and that goodcause exists for dispensing with a delayed effective date.

Executive Order 12866

CBP has determined that this document is not a regulation or rulesubject to the provisions of Executive Order 12866 of September 30,1993 (58 FR 51735, October 1993), because it pertains to a foreignaffairs function of the United States and implements certain prefer-ential tariff treatment provisions of an international agreement and,therefore, is specifically exempted by section 3(d)(2) of Executive Or-der 12866.

Regulatory Flexibility Act

CBP Dec. 06–06 was issued as an interim rule rather than as a no-tice of proposed rulemaking because CBP had determined that: (1)the interim regulations involve a foreign affairs function of theUnited States pursuant to § 553(a)(1) of the Administrative Proce-dure Act (APA); and (2) prior public notice and comment procedureson these regulations were impracticable, unnecessary, and contraryto the public interest pursuant to § 553(b)(B) of the APA. Because nonotice of proposed rulemaking was required, the provisions of theRegulatory Flexibility Act, as amended (5 U.S.C. 601 et seq.), do notapply. Accordingly, this final rule is not subject to the regulatoryanalysis requirements or other requirements of 5 U.S.C. 603 and604.

Paperwork Reduction Act

The collection of information contained in this final rule has previ-ously been reviewed and approved by the Office of Management andBudget in accordance with the requirements of the Paperwork Re-



duction Act (44 U.S.C. 3507) under control number 1651–0125. Thecollection of information in these regulations is in § 10.699. This in-formation is required in connection with requests for refunds of anyexcess customs duties paid with respect to entries of textile or ap-parel goods entitled to retroactive application of preferential tarifftreatment under the CAFTA-DR and the Act and will be used byCBP to determine eligibility for such refunds under the CAFTA-DRand the Act. The likely respondents are business organizations in-cluding importers, exporters and manufacturers.

The estimated average annual burden associated with the collec-tion of information in this final rule is 96 minutes per respondent orrecordkeeper. Comments concerning the accuracy of this burden esti-mate and suggestions for reducing that burden should be directed tothe Office of Management and Budget, Attention: Desk Officer forthe Department of Treasury, Office of Information and RegulatoryAffairs, Washington, D.C. 20503. A copy should also be sent to theTrade and Commercial Regulations Branch, Regulations and Rul-ings, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, 1300 Pennsylvania Av-enue, NW. (Mint Annex), Washington, D.C. 20229.

Signing Authority

This document is being issued in accordance with § 0.1(a)(1) of theCBP regulations (19 CFR 0.1(a)(1)) pertaining to the authority of theSecretary of the Treasury (or his/her delegate) to approve regula-tions related to certain CBP revenue functions.

List of Subjects in 19 CFR Part 10

Customs duties and inspection, Entry, Imports, Preference Pro-grams, Reporting and recordkeeping requirements, Trade agree-ments.

Amendments to CBP Regulations

Accordingly, the interim rule amending Part 10 of the CBP regula-tions (19 CFR Part 10), which was published at 71 FR 11304 onMarch 7, 2006, is adopted as a final rule with certain changes as dis-cussed above and set forth below.

PART 10 – ARTICLES CONDITIONALLY FREE, SUBJECTTO A REDUCED RATE, ETC.

1. The general authority citation for Part 10 and the specific au-thority for Subpart J continue to read as follows:

AUTHORITY: 19 U.S.C. 66, 1202 (General Note 3(i), HarmonizedTariff Schedule of the United States), 1321, 1481, 1484, 1498, 1508,1623, 1624, 3314;



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Section 10.699 also issued under Pub. L. 109–53, 119 Stat. 462.2. In § 10.699:

a. The section heading is revised.b. Paragraph (a) is amended by adding the words ‘‘, as amended

by § 1634(d) of the Pension Protection Act of 2006 (Pub. L. 109–280)’’ to the end of the second sentence, and by adding the words ‘‘, asamended,’’ immediately following the words ‘‘the Act’’ in the thirdsentence;

c. Paragraph (b) introductory text is amended by removing thewords ‘‘that country’’ and adding, in their place, the words ‘‘the lastCAFTA-DR country’’;

d. Paragraph (c) introductory text is amended by removing thewords ‘‘by the later of December 31, 2006, or the date that is’’ andadding, in their place, the word ‘‘within’’, and by removing the words‘‘that country’’ and adding, in their place, the words ‘‘the lastCAFTA-DR country’’; and

e. Current paragraph (d)(2) is re-designated as paragraph (d)(3)and a new paragraph (d)(2) is added.

The revised section heading and new paragraph (d)(2) read as fol-lows:

§ 10.699 Refunds of excess customs duties.

* * * * *(d) * * *(2) ‘‘Last CAFTA-DR country’’ means, of Costa Rica, the Domini-

can Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua,the last country for which the Agreement enters into force.

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DEBORAH J. SPERO,Acting Commissioner,

Customs and Border Protection.

Approved: May 21, 2007

TIMOTHY E. SKUD,Deputy Assistant,

Secretary of the Treasury.

[Published in the Federal Register, May 25, 2007 (72 FR 29247)]

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General Notices

PIMA COTTON TRUST FUND

AGENCY: U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Homeland Secu-rity.

ACTION: General notice.

SUMMARY: On December 20, 2006, President Bush signed intolaw the Tax Relief and Health Care Act of 2006. Within Division C ofthe Act, section 407 of Title IV establishes a Cotton Trust Fund inthe Treasury of the United States to be known as the ‘‘Pima CottonTrust Fund.’’ The Pima Cotton Trust Fund is comprised of fundstransferred from the general fund of the Treasury in amounts equalto duties collected since January 1, 1994, on certain imports of pimacotton products. Section 407 of the Act authorizes distributions outof the Trust Fund in each of fiscal years 2007 and 2008, payable toeligible manufacturers and spinners of certain pima cotton products,as well as to a nationally recognized association established for thepromotion of pima cotton grown in the United States for use in tex-tile and apparel goods. Eligible claimants are directed to follow thestatutory procedures to claim a distribution from the Pima CottonTrust Fund. This document sets forth the law and announces appli-cable deadlines for claim and affidavit submission as well as the ad-dress to which claims, affidavits and related information must besent.

DATES: For fiscal year 2007 distributions, all claims and affidavitsmust be mailed to CBP and postmarked no later than July 1, 2007.For fiscal year 2008 distributions, all claims and affidavits must bemailed to CBP and postmarked no later than March 1, 2008.

ADDRESS: Claims, affidavits and supporting documentation fordistribution from the Pima Cotton Trust Fund must be sent to U.S.Customs and Border Protection, Office of International Trade, Sum-mary and Account Management Division, Entry and Drawback Man-agement Branch, Attention: Pima Cotton Trust Fund Unit, 1300Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20229.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Sharon Taylor at(202) 344–2326 or via email at [email protected].


Background

Within Division C of the Tax Relief and Health Care Act of 2006(Public Law 109–432, 120 Stat. 2922), section 407 of Title IV estab-lishes a Cotton Trust Fund in the Treasury of the United States to be



known as the Pima Cotton Trust Fund, from which distributions areauthorized to be payable to eligible manufacturers and spinners ofcertain pima cotton products as well as to a nationally recognized as-sociation for the promotion of pima cotton grown in the UnitedStates for use in textile and apparel goods.

This document sets forth the statute in its entirety and informsclaimants how to apply for a distribution from the fund.

Section 407, Division C, Title IV, of the Tax Relief andHealth Care Act of 2006

The statute reads as follows:

SEC. 407. COTTON TRUST FUND.

(a) Establishment of Trust Fund.— There is established in theTreasury of the United States a trust fund to be known as the ‘‘PimaCotton Trust Fund’’ (in this section referred to as the ‘‘Trust Fund’’),consisting of such amounts as may be transferred to the Trust Fundunder subsection (b).

(b) Transfer of Amounts.—(1) In general.— Beginning October 1, 2006, the Secretary of

the Treasury shall transfer to the Trust Fund, from the general fundof the Treasury, amounts determined by the Secretary of the Trea-sury to be equivalent to the amounts received in the general fundthat are attributable to duties received since January 1, 1994, on ar-ticles under subheadings 5208.21.60, 5208.22.80, 5208.29.80,5208.31.80, 5208.32.50, 5208.39.80, 5208.41.80, 5208.42.50,5208.49.80, 5208.51.80, 5208.52.50, and 5208.59.80 of the Harmo-nized Tariff Schedule of the United States, subject to the limitationin paragraph (2).

(2) Limitation.— The Secretary may not transfer more than$16,000,000 to the Trust Fund in any fiscal year, and may not trans-fer any amount beginning on or after October 1, 2008.

(c) Distribution of Funds.— From amounts in the Trust Fund, theCommissioner of the Bureau of Customs and Border Protection shallmake the following payments annually beginning in fiscal year 2007:

(1) 25 percent of the amounts in the Trust Fund shall be paidannually to a nationally recognized association established for thepromotion of pima cotton grown in the United States for the use intextile and apparel goods.

(2) 25 percent of the amounts in the Trust Fund shall be paidannually to yarn spinners of pima cotton grown in the United States,and shall be allocated to each spinner in an amount that bears thesame ratio as—

(A) the spinner’s production of ring spun cotton yarns, mea-suring less than 83.33 decitex (exceeding 120 metric number) frompima cotton grown in the United States in single and plied form dur-



ing the period January 1, 1998, through December 31, 2003 (as evi-denced by an affidavit provided by the spinner) bears to—

(B) the production of the yarns described in subparagraph (A)during the period January 1, 1998, through December 31, 2003, forall spinners who qualify under this paragraph.

(3) 50 percent of the amounts in the Trust Fund shall be paidannually to those manufacturers who cut and sew cotton shirts inthe United States who certify that they used imported cotton fabricduring the period January 1, 1998, through July 1, 2003, and shallbe allocated to each such manufacturer in an amount that bears thesame ratio as—

(A) the dollar value (excluding duty, shipping, and relatedcosts) of imported woven cotton shirting fabric of 80s or higher countand 2-ply in warp purchased by the manufacturer during calendaryear 2002 (as evidenced by an affidavit from the manufacturer thatmeets the requirements of subsection (d)) used in the manufacturingof men’s and boys’ cotton shirts, bears to—

(B) the dollar value (excluding duty, shipping, and relatedcosts) of the fabric described in subparagraph (A) purchased duringcalendar year 2002 by all manufacturers who qualify under thisparagraph.

(d) Affidavit of Shirting Manufacturers.— The affidavit requiredby subsection (c)(3)(A) is a notarized affidavit provided by an officerof the manufacturer of men’s and boys’ shirts concerned that af-firms—

(1) that the manufacturer used imported cotton fabric duringthe period January 1, 1998, through July 1, 2003, to cut and sewmen’s and boys’ woven cotton shirts in the United States;

(2) the dollar value of imported woven cotton shirting fabric of80s or higher count and 2-ply in warp purchased during calendaryear 2002;

(3) that the manufacturer maintains invoices along with othersupporting documentation (such as price lists and other technical de-scriptions of the fabric qualities) showing the dollar value of suchfabric purchased, the date of purchase, and evidencing the fabric aswoven cotton fabric of 80s or higher count and 2-ply in warp; and

(4) that the fabric was suitable for use in the manufacturing ofmen’s and boys’ cotton shirts.

(e) Date of Purchase.— For purposes of the affidavit under sub-section (d), the date of purchase shall be the invoice date, and thedollar value shall be determined excluding duty, shipping, and re-lated costs.

(f) Affidavit of Yarn Spinners.— The affidavit required by subsec-tion (c)(2)(A) is a notarized affidavit provided by an officer of the pro-ducer of ring spun yarns that affirms—



(1) that the producer used pima cotton grown in the UnitedStates during the period January 1, 2002, through December 31,2002, to produce ring spun cotton yarns, measuring less than 83.33decitex (exceeding 120 metric number), in single and plied form dur-ing 2002;

(2) the quantity, measured in pounds, of ring spun cotton yarns,measuring less than 83.33 decitex (exceeding 120 metric number), insingle and plied form during calendar year 2002; and

(3) that the producer maintains supporting documentationshowing the quantity of such yarns produced, and evidencing theyarns as ring spun cotton yarns, measuring less than 83.33 decitex(exceeding 120 metric number), in single and plied form during cal-endar year 2002.

(g) No Appeal.— Any amount paid by the Commissioner of the Bu-reau of Customs and Border Protection under this section shall be fi-nal and not subject to appeal or protest.

Procedures for Claiming a Distribution Under the Statute

Claimants are directed to follow the legal procedures set forth insection 407 of the Act to claim a distribution from the Pima CottonTrust Fund.

Deadlines for Claim/Affidavit Submission

In order for CBP to be able to comply with the statutory require-ment to make the first payment in fiscal year 2007, all claims andaffidavits for fiscal year 2007 distributions must be mailed to CBPand postmarked no later than July 1, 2007. Claims and affidavits forfiscal year 2008 distributions must be mailed to CBP and post-marked no later than March 1, 2008.

Address

Claims and affidavits for distribution from the Pima Cotton TrustFund, including any supporting documentation that may be subse-quently requested by CBP, must be sent to: U.S. Customs and Bor-der Protection, Office of International Trade, Summary and AccountManagement Division, Attention: Pima Cotton Trust Fund Unit,1300 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20229.

Affidavit Content

Claimants are advised to note that sections 407(d) and (f) of theAct require each affidavit to contain a definitive statement regardingperiod of use, dollar amount or quantity, and supporting documenta-tion. Claimants need not submit supporting documentation to CBP



with their affidavits, but must maintain such documentation as theyhave affirmed to exist in their respective affidavits.

Dated: May 21, 2007

DEBORAH J. SPERO,Acting Commissioner,

U.S. Customs and Border Protection.[Published in the Federal Register, May 25, 2007 (72 FR 29363)]

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DISTRIBUTION OF CONTINUED DUMPING AND SUBSIDYOFFSET TO AFFECTED DOMESTIC PRODUCERS

AGENCY: U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Department ofHomeland Security.

ACTION: Notice of intent to distribute offset for Fiscal Year 2007.

SUMMARY: Pursuant to the Continued Dumping and Subsidy Off-set Act of 2000, this document is the U.S. Customs and Border Pro-tection’s notice of intent to distribute assessed antidumping orcountervailing duties (known as the continued dumping and subsidyoffset) for Fiscal Year 2007 in connection with countervailing dutyorders, antidumping duty orders, or findings under the AntidumpingAct of 1921. This document sets forth the case name and number ofeach order or findings for which funds may become available for dis-tribution, together with the list of affected domestic producers, basedon the list supplied by the United States International Trade Com-mission (USITC) associated with each order or finding, who are po-tentially eligible to receive a distribution. This document also pro-vides the instructions for affected domestic producers to filecertifications to claim a distribution in relation to the listed orders orfindings.

DATES: Certifications to obtain a continued dumping and subsidyoffset under a particular order or finding must be received by July30, 2007. Any certification received after July 30, 2007 will be de-nied, making claimants ineligible for the distribution.

ADDRESSES: Certifications and any other correspondence shouldbe addressed to the Assistant Commissioner, Office of Finance, U.S.Customs and Border Protection, Revenue Division, Attention: LeighRedelman, P.O. Box 68940, Indianapolis, IN 46268. Any delivery byan express or courier service requiring a street address may be ad-dressed to 6650 Telecom Drive, Suite 100, Indianapolis, IN 46278.



FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: For general ques-tions regarding preparation of certifications, contact Leigh Redel-man, Revenue Division, (317) 614–4462. For questions regardingle2gal aspects, contact William G. Rosoff, Office of InternationalTrade, Regulations and Rulings, (202) 572–8807.


BACKGROUND

The Continued Dumping and Subsidy Offset Act of 2000 (CDSOA)was enacted on October 28, 2000, as part of the Agriculture, RuralDevelopment, Food and Drug Administration, and Related AgenciesAppropriations Act, 2001 (‘‘Act’’). The provisions of the CDSOA arecontained in title X (sections 1001–1003) of the Act.

The CDSOA, in section 1003 of the Act, amended title VII of theTariff Act of 1930, as amended, by adding a new section 754 (codifiedat 19 U.S.C. 1675c) in order to provide that assessed duties receivedpursuant to a countervailing duty order, an antidumping duty order,or a finding under the Antidumping Act of 1921 will be distributed toaffected domestic producers for certain qualifying expenditures thatthese producers incur after the issuance of such an order or finding.The term ‘‘affected domestic producer’’ means any manufacturer,producer, farmer, rancher or worker representative (including asso-ciations of such persons) who:

(A) was a petitioner or interested party in support of a petitionwith respect to which an antidumping order, a finding underthe Antidumping Act of 1921, or a countervailing duty orderthat has been entered,

(B) remains in operation continuing to produce the product cov-ered by a countervailing duty order, an antidumping dutyorder, or a finding under the Antidumping Act of 1921, and

(C) if a company, has not been acquired by another company orbusiness that is related to a company that opposed the anti-dumping or countervailing duty investigation that led to theorder or finding, e.g., opposed the petition or otherwise pre-sented evidence in opposition to the petition.

The distribution that these parties may receive is known as the con-tinued dumping and subsidy offset.

List of Orders or Findings and Affected Domestic Producers

It is the responsibility of the U.S. International Trade Commission(USITC) to ascertain and timely forward to U.S. Customs and Bor-der Protection (CBP) a list of the affected domestic producers thatare potentially eligible to receive an offset in connection with an or-der or finding.



To this end, it is noted that the USITC has supplied CBP with thelist of individual antidumping and countervailing duty cases, andthe affected domestic producers associated with each case who arepotentially eligible to receive an offset. This list appears at the end ofthis document. Claimants who are not on the USITC list but believethey are nonetheless eligible for a CDSOA distribution under one ormore antidumping and/or countervailing duty cases must, as do allclaimants that expressly appear on the list, file their certification(s)within 60 days after this notice is published. Certifications nottimely filed within the requisite 60 days will be summarily denied.

Regulations Implementing the CDSOA

It is noted that CBP published Treasury Decision (T.D.) 01–68(Distribution of Continued Dumping and Subsidy Offset to AffectedDomestic Producers) in the Federal Register (66 FR 48546) on Sep-tember 21, 2001, which was effective as of that date, in order toimplement the CDSOA. The final rule added a new subpart F to part159 of title 19, CFR, (19 CFR part 159, subpart F (§§ 159.61–159.64)). In order to aid affected domestic producers with the filingof their certifications, more specific guidance is provided in this no-tice.

Notice of Intent To Distribute Offset

This document announces that CBP intends to distribute to af-fected domestic producers the assessed antidumping or countervail-ing duties that are available for distribution in Fiscal Year 2007 inconnection with those antidumping duty orders or findings orcountervailing duty orders that are listed in this document. Section159.62(a) of title 19 (19 CFR 159.62(a)) provides that CBP will pub-lish such a notice of intention to distribute assessed duties at least90 calendar days before the end of a fiscal year. Failure to publishsaid notice at least 90 calendar days before the end of the fiscal yearshall in no way impact an affected domestic producer’s obligation tofile a timely certification within 60 days after the notice is published.

Certifications; Submission and Content

To obtain a distribution of the offset under a given order or find-ing, an affected domestic producer must submit a certification foreach order or finding under which a distribution is sought, to CBP,indicating the affected domestic producer’s desire to receive a distri-bution. To be eligible to obtain a distribution, certifications must bereceived by CBP no later than 60 calendar days after the date ofpublication of this notice of intent to distribute in the Federal Regis-ter. All certifications not received by the 60th day will not be eligibleto receive a distribution.

As required by 19 CFR 159.62(b), this notice provides the casename and number of the order or finding concerned, as well as the



specific instructions for filing a certification under § 159.63 to claima distribution. Section 159.62(b) also provides that the dollaramounts subject to distribution that are contained in the Special Ac-count for each listed order or finding are to appear in this notice.However, these dollar amounts were not available in time for inclu-sion in this publication. The preliminary amounts will be posted onthe CBP website (www.cbp.gov), for purposes of enabling affected do-mestic producers to determine whether it would be worthwhile to filea certification in a given case. The final amounts available for distri-bution may be higher or lower than the preliminary amounts.

CBP will provide general information to claimants regarding thepreparation of certification(s). However, it remains the sole responsi-bility of the domestic producer to ensure that the certification is cor-rect, complete and accurate so as to demonstrate the eligibility of thedomestic producer for the distribution requested. Failure to ensurethat the certification is correct, complete, and accurate as providedin this notice will result in the domestic producer not receiving a dis-tribution.

Specifically, to obtain a distribution of the offset under a given or-der or finding, each affected domestic producer must timely submit acertification containing the required information detailed below as tothe eligibility of the producer to receive the requested distributionand the total amount of the distribution that the producer is claim-ing. Certifications should be submitted to the Assistant Commis-sioner, Office of Finance, Revenue Division. The certification mustenumerate the qualifying expenditures incurred by the domestic pro-ducer since the issuance of an order or finding and it must demon-strate that the domestic producer is eligible to receive a distributionas an affected domestic producer.

A successor to a company that was an affected domestic producerat the time of acquisition should consult 19 CFR 159.61(b)(1)(i). Wenote that the successor company may assume joint and several li-ability for the return of any overpayments arising under§ 159.64(c)(3) that were previously paid to the predecessor. CBPmay require the successor company to provide documents to supportits eligibility to receive a distribution as set out in § 159.63(e).

A member company (or its successor) of an association that ap-pears on the list of affected domestic producers in this notice, wherethe member company itself does not appear on the list, should con-sult 19 CFR 159.61(b)(1)(ii). Specifically, for a certification under 19CFR 159.61(b)(1)(ii), the claimant must name the association ofwhich it is a member and specifically establish that it was a memberof the association at the time the association filed the petition withthe USITC and establish that the company is a current member ofthe association. In order to promote accurate filings and more effi-ciently process the distributions, we offer the following guidance. Ifclaimants are members of an association but the association does not



file on their behalf, each association will need to provide their mem-bers with a statement which contains notarized company specific in-formation including dates of membership, and an original signaturefrom an authorized representative of the association. An associationfiling a certification on behalf of a member must also provide apower of attorney or other evidence of legal authorization from eachof the affected domestic producers it is representing. An associationfiling a certification on behalf of a member is responsible for verify-ing the accuracy of the member’s financial records, which supporttheir claim, and is responsible for that certification. Any associationfiling a certification on behalf of a member is responsible for verify-ing the legal sufficiency and accuracy of the member’s financialrecords, which support the claim and may be liable for repayment ofany claim found to have been paid in error.

The association may file a certification in its own right to claim anoffset for that order or finding, but its qualifying expenditures wouldbe limited to those expenditures that the association itself has in-curred after the date of the order or finding in connection with theparticular case.

As provided in 19 CFR 159.63(a), certifications to obtain a distri-bution of an offset must be received by CBP no later than 60 calen-dar days after the date of publication of the notice of intent in theFederal Register. All certifications received after the 60-day deadlinewill be summarily denied, making claimants ineligible for the distri-bution regardless of whether or not they appeared on the USITC list.

A list of all certifications received will be published on the CBPwebsite shortly after the receipt deadline. This publication will notconfirm acceptance or validity of the certification, but merely receiptof the certification. Due to the high volume of certifications, CBP isunable to respond to individual telephone or written inquiries re-garding the status of a certification appearing on the list.

While there is no required format for a certification, CBP has de-veloped a standard certification form to aid claimants in filing certi-fications. The certification form is available at www.pay.gov underPublic Form Name entitled CDSOA. The certification form can alsobe found following this Federal Register Notice. The certificationform can be submitted electronically through www.pay.gov or bymail. All certifications not submitted electronically must includeoriginal signatures.

Regardless of the format for a certification, per 19 CFR 159.63(b),the certification must contain the following information:

1. The date of this Federal Register notice;2. The Commerce case number;3. The case name (producer/country);4. The name of the domestic producer and any name qualifier, if

applicable (for example, any other name under which the do-mestic producer does business or is also known);



5. The mailing address of the domestic producer (if a post officebox, the physical street address must also appear) including, ifapplicable, a specific room number or department;

6. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) number (with suffix) ofthe domestic producer, employer identification number, or so-cial security number, as applicable;

7. The specific business organization of the domestic producer(corporation, partnership, sole proprietorship);

8. The name(s) of any individual(s) designated by the domesticproducer as the contact person(s) concerning the certification,together with the phone number(s), mailing address and, ifavailable, facsimile transmission number(s) and electronicmail (e-mail) address(es) for the person(s). Correspondencefrom CBP will be directed to the designated contact(s) by ei-ther mail or phone or both;

9. The total dollar amount claimed;10. The dollar amount claimed by category, as described in the

section below entitled ‘‘Amount Claimed for Distribution’’;11. A statement of eligibility, as described in the section below en-

titled ‘‘Eligibility to Receive Distribution’’; and12. For certifications not submitted electronically through

www.pay.gov, [CP1]an original signature by an individual le-gally authorized to bind the producer.

Qualifying Expenditures Which May Be Claimed for Distribu-tion

Qualifying expenditures which may be offset by a distribution ofassessed antidumping and countervailing duties encompass thoseexpenditures that are incurred by the affected domestic producer af-ter the issuance of an antidumping duty order or finding or acountervailing duty order, and prior to its termination, provided thatsuch expenditures fall within certain categories. For the convenienceand ease of the domestic parties, CBP is providing guidance on whatthe agency takes into consideration when making a calculation foreach of the following categories: (1) Manufacturing facilities: (Any fa-cility used for the transformation of raw material into a finishedproduct that is the subject of the related order or finding); (2) Equip-ment: (Goods that are used in a business environment to aid in themanufacturing of a product that is the subject of the related order orfinding); (3) Research and development: (Seeking knowledge and de-termining the best techniques for production of the product that isthe subject of the related order or finding); (4) Personnel training:(Teaching of specific useful skills to personnel, that will improve per-formance in the production process of the product that is the subjectof the related order or finding); (5) Acquisition of technology: (Acqui-sition of applied scientific knowledge and materials to achieve an ob-jective in the production process of the product that is the subject of



the related order or finding); (6) Health care benefits for employeespaid for by the employer: (Health care benefits paid to employeeswho are producing the specific product that is the subject of the re-lated order or finding); (7) Pension benefits for employees paid for bythe employer: (Pension benefits paid to employees who are producingthe specific product that is the subject of the related order or find-ing); (8) Environmental equipment, training, or technology: (Equip-ment, training, or technology used in the production of the productthat is the subject of the related order or finding, that will assist inpreventing potentially harmful factors from impacting the environ-ment); (9) Acquisition of raw materials and other inputs: (Purchaseof unprocessed materials or other inputs needed for the production ofthe product that is the subject of the related order or finding); and(10) Working capital or other funds needed to maintain production:(Assets of a business that can be applied to its production of theproduct that is the subject of the related order or finding).

Amount Claimed for Distribution

In calculating the amount of the distribution being claimed as anoffset, the certification must indicate: (1) The total amount of anyqualifying expenditures currently and previously certified by the do-mestic producer, and the amount certified by category; (2) The totalamount of those expenditures which have been the subject of anyprior distribution for the order or finding being certified under 19U.S.C. 1675c; and (3) The net amount for new and remaining quali-fying expenditures being claimed in the current certification (the to-tal amount currently and previously certified as noted in item ‘‘(1)’’above minus the total amount that was the subject of any prior dis-tribution as noted in item ‘‘(2)’’ above). In accordance with 19 CFR159.63(b)(2)(i)–(b)(2)(iii), CBP will deduct the amount of any priordistribution from the producer’s claimed amount for that case. Totalamounts disbursed by CBP under the CDSOA for Fiscal Years 2001through 2006 are available on the CBP website.

Additionally, under 19 CFR 159.61(c), these qualifying expendi-tures must be related to the production of the same product that isthe subject of the order or finding, with the exception of expenses in-curred by associations which must relate to a specific case.

Eligibility To Receive Distribution

As noted, the certification must contain a statement that the do-mestic producer desires to receive a distribution and is eligible to re-ceive the distribution as an affected domestic producer. Also, the do-mestic producer must affirm that the net amount certified fordistribution does not encompass any qualifying expenditures forwhich distribution has previously been made (19 CFR 159.63(b)(3)(i)).



Furthermore, under 19 CFR 159.63(b)(3)(ii), where a party islisted as an affected domestic producer on more than one order orfinding covering the same product and files a separate certificationfor each order or finding using the same qualifying expenditures asthe basis for distribution in each case, each certification must list allthe other orders or findings where the producer is claiming the samequalifying expenditures.

Moreover, as required by 19 U.S.C. 1675c(b)(1) and 19 CFR159.63(b)(3)(iii), the certification must include information as towhether the domestic producer remains in operation at the time thecertifications are filed and continues to produce the product coveredby the particular order or finding under which the distribution issought. If a domestic producer is no longer in operation, or no longerproduces the product covered by the order or finding, the producerwill not be considered an affected domestic producer entitled to re-ceive a distribution.

In addition, as required by 19 U.S.C. 1675c(b)(5) and 19 CFR159.63(b)(3)(iii), the domestic producer must state whether it hasbeen acquired by a company that opposed the investigation or wasacquired by a business related to a company that opposed the inves-tigation. If a domestic producer has been so acquired, the producerwill not be considered an affected domestic producer entitled to re-ceive a distribution.

The certification must be executed and dated by a party legally au-thorized to bind the domestic producer and it must state that the in-formation contained in the certification is true and accurate to thebest of the certifier’s knowledge and belief under penalty of law, andthat the domestic producer has records to support the qualifying ex-penditures being claimed (see section below entitled ‘‘Verification ofCertification’’).

Review and Correction of Certification

A certification that is submitted in response to this notice of distri-bution and received within 60 calendar days after the date of publi-cation of the notice in the Federal Register may, at CBP’s sole discre-tion, be subject to review before acceptance to ensure that allinformational requirements are complied with and that any amountsset forth in the certification for current and prior qualifying expendi-tures, including the amount claimed for distribution, appear to becorrect. A certification that is found to be materially incorrect or in-complete will be returned to the domestic producer within 15 busi-ness days after the close of the 60 calendar-day filing period, as pro-vided in 19 CFR 159.63(c). CBP must receive a corrected certificationfrom the affected domestic producer and/or an association filing onbehalf of an association member within 10 business days from thedate of the original denial letter. Failure to receive a correct certifi-cation will result in denial as an untimely submission of a correct



certification. It is the sole responsibility of the domestic producer toensure that the certification is correct, complete, and satisfactory soas to demonstrate the eligibility of the domestic producer to the dis-tribution requested. Failure to ensure that the certification is cor-rect, complete, and satisfactory will result in the domestic producernot receiving a distribution.

Verification of Certification

Certifications are subject to CBP’s verification. Claimants mayalso be required to provide copies of additional records for further re-view by CBP. Therefore, parties are required to maintain recordssupporting their claims for a period of five years after the filing ofthe certification (19 CFR 159.63(d)). The records must support eachqualifying expenditure enumerated in the certification and theymust support how the qualifying expenditures are determined to berelated to the production of the product covered by the order or find-ing. Although CBP will accept comments and information from thepublic and other domestic producers, CBP retains complete discre-tion regarding the initiation and conduct of investigations stemmingfrom such information.

Disclosure of Information in Certifications; Acceptance byProducer

The name of the affected domestic producer, the total dollaramount claimed by the party on the certification, as well as the totaldollar amount that CBP actually disburses to that affected domesticproducer as an offset, will be available for disclosure to the public, asspecified in 19 CFR 159.63(e). To this extent, the submission of thecertification is construed as an understanding and acceptance on thepart of the domestic producer that this information will be disclosedto the public. Alternatively, a statement in a certification that thisinformation is proprietary and exempt from disclosure will result inCBP’s rejection of the certification.

List of Orders or Findings and Related Domestic Producers

The list of individual antidumping duty orders or findings andcountervailing duty orders is set forth below, together with the af-fected domestic producers associated with each order or finding whoare potentially eligible to receive an offset.

DATED: May 23, 2007

ELAINE P. KILLORAN,Acting Assistant Commissioner,

Office of Finance.

[Published in the Federal Register, May 25, 2007 (72 FR 29582)]



CommerceCase Number

CommissionCase Number Product/Country Petitioners/Supporters

A-122-006 . . . . AA1921-49 . . Steel Jacks/Canada. Bloomfield Manufacturing(formerly Harrah Manufactur-ing)

Seaburn Metal ProductsA-122-047 . . . . AA1921-127 . Elemental Sulphur/

Canada . . . . . . . . . .Duval

A-122-085 . . . . 731-TA-3 . . . . Sugar and Syrups/Canada . . . . . . . . . .

Amstar Sugar

A-122-401 . . . . 731-TA-196 . . Red Raspberries/Canada . . . . . . . . . .

Northwest Food Producers’Association

Oregon Caneberry Commis-sion

Rader FarmsRon RobertsShuksan Frozen FoodWashington Red Raspberry

CommissionA-122-503 . . . . 731-TA-263 . . Iron Construction

Castings/Canada . .Alhambra FoundryAllegheny FoundryBingham & TaylorCampbell FoundryCharlotte Pipe & FoundryDeeter FoundryEast Jordan FoundryLe Baron FoundryMunicipal CastingsNeenah FoundryOpelika FoundryPinkerton FoundryTyler PipeUS Foundry & ManufacturingVulcan Foundry

A-122-506 . . . . 731-TA-276 . . Oil Country TubularGoods/Canada . . . .

CF&I SteelCopperweld TubingCyclopsKPCLone Star SteelLTV SteelMaverick TubeQuanexUS Steel

A-122-601 . . . . 731-TA-312 . . Brass Sheet andStrip/Canada . . . . .

Allied Industrial Workers ofAmerica

American BrassBridgeport BrassChase Brass & CopperHussey CopperInternational Association ofMachinists & AerospaceWorkers

Mechanics Educational Societyof America (Local 56)

The Miller CompanyOlinRevere Copper ProductsUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica



CommerceCase Number


A-122-605 . . . . 731-TA-367 . . Color Picture Tubes/Canada . . . . . . . . . .

Industrial Union Department,AFL-CIO

International Association ofMachinists & AerospaceWorkers

International Brotherhood ofElectrical Workers

International Union of Elec-tronic, Electrical, Technical,Salaried and MachineWorkers

Philips Electronic ComponentsGroup

United Steelworkers ofAmerica

Zenith ElectronicsA-122-804 . . . . 731-TA-422 . . Steel Rails/Canada . Bethlehem Steel

CF&I SteelA-122-814 . . . . 731-TA-528 . . Pure Magnesium/

Canada . . . . . . . . . .Magnesium Corporation ofAmerica

A-122-822 . . . . 731-TA-614 . . Corrosion-ResistantCarbon Steel FlatProducts/ . . . . . . . . .

Armco Steel

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Canada . . . . . . . . . . . Bethlehem SteelCalifornia Steel IndustriesGeneva SteelGulf States SteelInland Steel IndustriesLTV SteelLukens SteelNational SteelNextechRouge Steel CoSharon SteelTheis Precision SteelThompson SteelUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmericaWCI SteelWeirton Steel

A-122-823 . . . . 731-TA-575 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/Canada

Bethlehem SteelCalifornia Steel IndustriesGeneva SteelGulf States SteelInland Steel IndustriesLukens SteelNational SteelNextechSharon SteelTheis Precision SteelThompson SteelUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

A-122-830 . . . . 731-TA-789 . . Stainless Steel Platein Coils/Canada . . .

Allegheny LudlumArmco SteelJ&L Specialty SteelLukens SteelNorth American Stainless



CommerceCase Number


A-122-838 . . . . 731-TA-928 . . Softwood Lumber/Canada . . . . . . . . . .

71 Lumber CoAlmond Bros Lbr CoAnthony TimberlandsBalfour Lbr CoBall LumberBanks Lumber CompanyBarge Forest Products CoBeadles Lumber CoBearden LumberBennett LumberBig Valley Band MillBighorn Lumber Co IncBlue Mountain LumberBuddy Bean LumberBurgin Lumber Co LtdBurt Lumber CompanyC&D Lumber CoCeda-Pine VeneerCersosimo Lumber Co IncCharles Ingram Lumber Co IncCharleston Heart PineChesterfield LumberChipsChocorua Valley Lumber CoClaude Howard LumberClearwater Forest IndustriesCLW IncCM Tucker Lumber CorpCoalition for Fair LumberImports Executive Committee

Cody Lumber CoCollins Pine CoCollums LumberColumbus Lumber CoContoocook River LumberConway Guiteau LumberCornwright Lumber CoCrown PacificDaniels Lumber IncDean Lumber Co IncDeltic Timber CorporationDevils Tower Forest ProductsDiPrizio Pine SalesDorchester Lumber CoDR Johnson LumberEast Brainerd Lumber CoEast Coast Lumber CompanyEas-Tex LumberECK Wood ProductsEllingson Lumber CoElliott SawmillingEmpire Lumber CoEvergreen Forest ProductsExcalibur Shelving SystemsInc

Exley Lumber CoFH Stoltze Land & Lumber CoFL Turlington Lbr Co Inc



CommerceCase Number


Fleming LumberFlippo LumberFloragen Forest ProductsFrank Lumber CoFranklin Timber CoFred Tebb & SonsFremont SawmillFrontier ResourcesGarrison Brothers Lumber Coand Subsidiaries

Georgia LumberGilman Building ProductsGodfrey LumberGranite State Forest Prod IncGreat Western Lumber CoGreenville Molding IncGriffin Lumber CompanyGuess Brothers LumberGulf LumberGulf States PaperGuy Bennett LumberHampton ResourcesHancock LumberHankins IncHankins Lumber CoHarrigan LumberHarwood ProductsHaskell Lumber IncHatfield LumberHedstrom LumberHerrick Millwork IncHG Toler & Son Lumber Co IncHG Wood Industries LLCHogan & Storey Wood ProdHogan Lumber CoHood IndustriesHS Hofler & Sons Lumber CoInc

Hubbard Forest Ind IncHW Culp Lumber CoIdaho Veneer CoIndustrial Wood ProductsIntermountain Res LLCInternational PaperJ Franklin Jones Lumber CoInc

Jack Batte & Sons IncJasper Lumber CompanyJD Martin Lumber CoJE Jones Lumber CoJerry G Williams & SonsJH Knighton Lumber CoJohnson Lumber CompanyJordan Lumber & SupplyJoseph Timber CoJP Haynes Lbr Co IncJV Wells IncJW Jones LumberKeadle Lumber EnterprisesKeller LumberKing Lumber Co



CommerceCase Number


Konkolville LumberLangdale Forest ProductsLaurel Lumber CompanyLeavitt Lumber CoLeesville Lumber CoLimington Lumber CoLongview Fibre CoLovell Lumber Co IncM Kendall Lumber CoManke Lumber CoMarriner Lumber CoMason LumberMB Heath & Sons Lumber CoMC Dixon Lumber Co IncMebane Lumber Co IncMetcalf Lumber Co IncMillry Mill Co IncMoose Creek Lumber CoMoose River LumberMorgan Lumber Co IncMount Yonah Lumber CoNagel LumberNew Kearsarge CorpNew SouthNicolet HardwoodsNieman Sawmills SDNieman Sawmills WYNorth FloridaNorthern Lights Timber &Lumber

Northern Neck Lumber CoOchoco Lumber CoOlon Belcher Lumber CoOwens and Hurst LumberPackaging Corp of AmericaPage & Hill Forest ProductsPaper, Allied-Industrial, Chemi-cal and Energy Workers Inter-national Union

Parker LumberPate Lumber Co IncPBS LumberPedigo Lumber CoPiedmont Hardwood LumberCo

Pine River Lumber CoPinecrest Lumber CoPleasant River Lumber CoPleasant Western Lumber IncPlum Creek TimberPollard LumberPortacPotlatchPotomac SupplyPrecision Lumber IncPruitt Lumber IncR Leon Williams Lumber CoRA Yancey LumberRajala Timber CoRalph Hamel Forest ProductsRandy D Miller Lumber



CommerceCase Number


Rappahannock Lumber CoRegulus Stud Mills IncRiley Creek LumberRoanoke Lumber CoRobbins LumberRobertson LumberRoseburg Forest Products CoRough & ReadyRSG Forest ProductsRushmore Forest ProductsRY Timber IncSam Mabry Lumber CoScotch LumberSDS Lumber CoSeacoast Mills IncSeago LumberSeattle-SnohomishSeneca SawmillShaver Wood ProductsShearer Lumber ProductsShuqualak LumberSI Storey LumberSierra Forest ProductsSierra Pacific IndustriesSigfridson Wood ProductsSilver City Lumber IncSomers Lbr & Mfg IncSouth & JonesSouth CoastSouthern Forest Industries IncSouthern LumberSt Laurent Forest ProductsStarfire Lumber CoSteely Lumber Co IncStimson LumberSummit Timber CoSundance LumberSuperior LumberSwanson Superior ForestProducts Inc

Swift LumberTamarack MillTaylor Lumber & Treating IncTemple-Inland Forest ProductsThompson River LumberThree Rivers TimberThrift Brothers Lumber Co IncTimco IncTolleson LumberToney LumberTR Miller Mill CoTradewinds of Virginia LtdTravis Lumber CoTree Source Industries IncTri-State LumberTTT StudsUnited Brotherhood ofCarpenters and Joiners

Viking Lumber CoVP Kiser Lumber CoWalton Lumber Co Inc



CommerceCase Number


Warm Springs Forest ProductsWestvaco CorpWilkins, Kaiser & Olsen IncWM Shepherd Lumber CoWR Robinson Lumber Co IncWrenn Brothers IncWyoming SawmillsYakama Forest ProductsYounce & Ralph Lumber CoInc

Zip-O-Log Mills IncA-122-840 . . . . 731-TA-954 . . Carbon and Certain

Alloy Steel WireRod/Canada . . . . . .

AmeriSteelBirmingham SteelCascade Steel Rolling MillsConnecticut Steel CorpCo-Steel RaritanGS IndustriesKeystone ConsolidatedIndustries

North Star Steel TexasNucor Steel-Nebraska(a division of Nucor Corp)

Republic Technologies Interna-tional

Rocky Mountain Steel MillsA-122-847 . . . . 731-TA-1019B

. . . . . . . . . . . . .Hard Red SpringWheat/Canada . . . .

North Dakota Wheat Commis-sion

A-201-504 . . . . 731-TA-297 . . Porcelain-on-SteelCooking Ware/Mexico . . . . . . . . . . .

General Housewares

A-201-601 . . . . 731-TA-333 . . Fresh Cut Flowers/Mexico . . . . . . . . . . .

Burdette CowardCalifornia Floral CouncilFloral Trade CouncilFlorida Flower AssociationGold Coast Uanko NurseryHollandia Wholesale FloristManatee FruitMonterey Flower FarmsTopstar Nursery

A-201-802 . . . . 731-TA-451 . . Gray Portland Ce-ment and Clinker/Mexico . . . . . . . . . . .

Alamo CementBlue CircleBoxCrow CementCalaveras CementCapitol AggregatesCentex CementFlorida Crushed StoneGifford-HillHanson Permanente CementIdeal Basic IndustriesIndependent Workers of NorthAmerica (Locals 49, 52, 89,192 and 471)

International Union of Operat-ing Engineers (Local 12)

National Cement Company ofAlabama

National Cement Company ofCalifornia

Phoenix CementRiverside Cement



CommerceCase Number


SouthdownTarmac AmericaTexas Industries

A-201-805 . . . . 731-TA-534 . . Circular WeldedNonalloy Steel Pipe/Mexico . . . . . . . . . . .

Allied Tube & ConduitAmerican TubeBull Moose TubeCentury TubeCSI Tubular ProductsCyclopsLaclede SteelLTV Tubular ProductsMaruichi AmericanSharon TubeUSXWestern Tube & ConduitWheatland Tube

A-201-806 . . . . 731-TA-547 . . Carbon Steel WireRope/Mexico . . . . .

Bridon AmericanMacwhytePaulsen Wire RopeThe Rochester CorporationUnited Automobile, Aerospaceand Agricultural ImplementWorkers (Local 960)

WilliamsportWire-rope WorksWire Rope Corporation ofAmerica

A-201-809 . . . . 731-TA-582 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/Mexico


A-201-817 . . . . 731-TA-716 . . Oil Country TubularGoods/Mexico . . . .

IPSCOKoppel SteelMaverick TubeNewport SteelNorth Star SteelUS SteelUSS/Kobe

A-201-820 . . . . 731-TA-747 . . Fresh Tomatoes/Mexico . . . . . . . . . . .

Accomack County FarmBureau

Ad Hoc Group of Florida,California, Georgia, Pennsyl-vania, South Carolina, Ten-nessee and Virginia TomatoGrowers

Florida Farm Bureau Federa-tion

Florida Fruit and VegetableAssociation

Florida Tomato Exchange



CommerceCase Number


Florida Tomato GrowersExchange

Gadsden County TomatoGrowers Association

South Carolina Tomato Asso-ciation

A-201-822 . . . . 731-TA-802 . . Stainless Steel Sheetand Strip/Mexico . .

Allegheny LudlumArmcoBethlehem SteelCarpenter Technology CorpJ&L Specialty SteelNorth American StainlessUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

A-201-827 . . . . 731-TA-848 . . Large-Diameter Car-bon Steel SeamlessPipe/ . . . . . . . . . . . .

North Star Steel

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mexico . . . . . . . . . . . . TimkenUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

USS/KobeA-201-828 . . . . 731-TA-920 . . Welded Large Diam-

eter Line Pipe/Mexico . . . . . . . . . . .

American Cast Iron PipeBerg Steel PipeBethlehem SteelNapa Pipe/Oregon Steel MillsSaw Pipes USAStuppUS Steel

A-201-830 . . . . 731-TA-958 . . Carbon and CertainAlloy Steel WireRod/Mexico . . . . . .

AmeriSteelBirmingham SteelCascade Steel Rolling MillsConnecticut Steel CorpCo-Steel RaritanGS IndustriesKeystone Consolidated Indus-tries



Rocky Mountain Steel MillsA-201-831 . . . . 731-TA-1027 Prestressed Concrete

Steel Wire Strand/Mexico . . . . . . . . . . .

American Spring Wire CorpInsteel Wire Products CoSivaco Georgia LLCStrand Tech Martin IncSumiden Wire Products Corp

A-201-834 . . . . 731-TA-1085 PurifiedCarboxymethylcellu-lose/Mexico . . . . . .

Aqualon Co a Division ofHercules Inc

A-274-804 . . . . 731-TA-961 . . Carbon and CertainAlloy Steel WireRod/Trinidad & . . . .

AmeriSteel

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tobago . . . . . . . . . . . Birmingham SteelCascade Steel Rolling MillsConnecticut Steel CorpCo-Steel RaritanGS Industries



CommerceCase Number


Keystone Consolidated Indus-tries



Rocky Mountain Steel MillsA-301-602 . . . . 731-TA-329 . . Fresh Cut Flowers/

Colombia . . . . . . . . .Burdette CowardCalifornia Floral CouncilFloral Trade CouncilFlorida Flower AssociationGold Coast Uanko NurseryHollandia Wholesale FloristManatee FruitMonterey Flower FarmsPajaro Valley GreenhousesTopstar Nursery

A-307-803 . . . . 731-TA-519 . . Gray Portland Ce-ment and Clinker/Venezuela . . . . . . . .

Florida Crushed StoneSouthdownTarmac America

A-307-805 . . . . 731-TA-537 . . Circular WeldedNonalloy Steel Pipe/Venezuela . . . . . . . .


A-307-807 . . . . 731-TA-570 . . Ferrosilicon/Venezuela . . . . . . . .

AIMCORAlabama SiliconAmerican AlloysGlobe MetallurgicalOil, Chemical and AtomicWorkers (Local 389)

Silicon MetaltechUnited Autoworkers of America(Local 523)

United Steelworkers ofAmerica (Locals 2528, 3081,5171 and 12646)

A-307-820 . . . . 731-TA-931 . . Silicomanganese/Venezuela . . . . . . . .

Eramet MariettaPaper, Allied-Industrial, Chemi-cal and Energy Workers

International Union, Local5-0639

A-331-602 . . . . 731-TA-331 . . Fresh Cut Flowers/Ecuador . . . . . . . . . .




CommerceCase Number


A-337-803 . . . . 731-TA-768 . . Fresh AtlanticSalmon/Chile . . . . .

Atlantic Salmon of MaineCooke Aquaculture USDE SalmonGlobal Aqua USAIsland AquacultureMaine Coast NordicScan Am Fish FarmsTreats Island FisheriesTrumpet Island Salmon Farm

A-337-804 . . . . 731-TA-776 . . PreservedMushrooms/Chile .

LK BowmanModern Mushroom FarmsMonterey MushroomsMount Laurel CanningMushroom CanningSouthwood FarmsSunny Dell FoodsUnited Canning

A-337-806 . . . . 731-TA-948 . . Individually QuickFrozen RedRaspberries/Chile .

A&A Berry FarmsBahler FarmsBear Creek FarmsDavid BurnsColumbia FarmsColumbia FruitGeorge CulpDobbins Berry FarmEnfieldFirestone PackingGeorge Hoffman FarmsHeckel FarmsWendell KrederCurt MaberryMaberry PackingMike & Jean’sNguyen Berry FarmsNick’s AcresNorth ForkParson Berry FarmPickin ’N’ PluckinPostage Stamp FarmRaderRainSweetScenic FruitSilverstar FarmsTim StraubThoeny FarmsTownsendTsugawa FarmsUpdike Berry FarmsVan Laeken Farms

A-351-503 . . . . 731-TA-262 . . Iron ConstructionCastings/Brazil . . . .

Alhambra FoundryAllegheny FoundryBingham & TaylorCampbell FoundryCharlotte Pipe & FoundryDeeter FoundryEast Jordan FoundryLe Baron FoundryMunicipal CastingsNeenah FoundryOpelika FoundryPinkerton Foundry



CommerceCase Number


Tyler PipeUS Foundry & ManufacturingVulcan Foundry

A-351-505 . . . . 731-TA-278 . . Malleable Cast IronPipe Fittings/Brazil

GrinnellStanley G FlaggStockham Valves & FittingsU-BrandWard Manufacturing

A-351-602 . . . . 731-TA-308 . . Carbon Steel Butt-Weld Pipe Fittings/Brazil . . . . . . . . . . . .

LadishMills Iron WorksSteel ForgingsTube Forgings of AmericaWeldbend

A-351-603 . . . . 731-TA-311 . . Brass Sheet andStrip/Brazil . . . . . . .





A-351-605 . . . . 731-TA-326 . . Frozen ConcentratedOrange Juice/Brazil. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Alcoma PackingB&W CanningBerry Citrus ProductsCaulkins Indiantown CitrusCitrus BelleCitrus WorldFlorida Citrus Mutual

A-351-804 . . . . 731-TA-439 . . IndustrialNitrocellulose/Brazil. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Hercules

A-351-806 . . . . 731-TA-471 . . Silicon Metal/Brazil . American AlloysGlobe MetallurgicalInternational Union of Electron-ics, Electrical, Machine andFurniture Workers (Local 693)

Oil, Chemical and AtomicWorkers (Local 389)

Silicon MetaltechSiMETCOTextile Processors, ServiceTrades, Health CareProfessional and TechnicalEmployees (Local 60)

United Steelworkers ofAmerica (Locals 5171, 8538and 12646)

A-351-809 . . . . 731-TA-532 . . Circular WeldedNonalloy Steel Pipe/Brazil . . . . . . . . . . . .

Allied Tube & ConduitAmerican TubeBull Moose TubeCentury TubeCSI Tubular Products



CommerceCase Number


CyclopsLaclede SteelLTV Tubular ProductsMaruichi AmericanSharon TubeUSXWestern Tube & ConduitWheatland Tube

A-351-817 . . . . 731-TA-574 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/Brazil . .


A-351-819 . . . . 731-TA-636 . . Stainless Steel WireRod/Brazil . . . . . . . .

AL Tech Specialty SteelArmco SteelCarpenter TechnologyRepublic Engineered SteelsTalley Metals TechnologyUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

A-351-820 . . . . 731-TA-641 . . Ferrosilicon/Brazil . . AIMCORAlabama SiliconAmerican AlloysGlobe MetallurgicalOil, Chemical and AtomicWorkers (Local 389)



A-351-824 . . . . 731-TA-671 . . Silicomanganese/Brazil . . . . . . . . . . . .

Elkem MetalsOil, Chemical and AtomicWorkers (Local 3-639)

A-351-825 . . . . 731-TA-678 . . Stainless Steel Bar/Brazil . . . . . . . . . . . .

AL Tech Specialty SteelCarpenter TechnologyCrucible Specialty MetalsElectralloyRepublic Engineered SteelsSlater SteelsTalley Metals TechnologyUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

A-351-826 . . . . 731-TA-708 . . Seamless Pipe/Brazil. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Koppel SteelQuanexTimkenUnited States Steel

A-351-828 . . . . 731-TA-806 . . Hot-Rolled CarbonSteel Flat Products/Brazil . . . . . . . . . . . .

Acme SteelBethlehem SteelCalifornia Steel Industries



CommerceCase Number


Gallatin SteelGeneva SteelGulf States SteelIndependent SteelworkersIPSCOIspat/InlandLTV SteelNational SteelNucorRouge Steel CoSteel DynamicsUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

WCI SteelWeirton SteelWheeling-Pittsburgh SteelCorp

A-351-832 . . . . 731-TA-953 . . Carbon and CertainAlloy Steel WireRod/Brazil . . . . . . . .


North Star Steel TexasNucor Steel-Nebraska (a divi-sion of Nucor Corp)


Rocky Mountain Steel MillsA-351-840 . . . . 731-TA-1089 Certain Orange Juice/

Brazil . . . . . . . . . . . .A Duda & Sons IncAlico IncJohn BarneltBen Hill Griffin IncBliss CitrusBTS A Florida General Partner-ship

Cain GrovesCalifornia Citrus MutualCedar Haven IncCitrus World IncClonts Groves IncDavis Enterprises IncD Edwards DickinsonEvans Properties IncFlorida Citrus CommissionFlorida Farm Bureau Federa-tion

Florida Fruit & Vegetable Asso-ciation

Florida State of Department ofCitrus

Flying V IncGBS Groves IncGraves Brothers CoH&S GrovesHartwell Groves IncHolly Hill Fruit Products CoJack Melton Family Inc



CommerceCase Number


K-Bob IncL Dicks IncLake Pickett Partnership IncLamb Revocable Trust GerilynRebecca S Lamb Trustee

Lykes Bros IncMartin J McKennaOrange & Sons IncOsgood GrovesWilliam W ParshallPH Freeman & SonsPierie GroveRaymond & Melissa PierieRoper Growers CooperativeRoyal Brothers GrovesSeminole Tribe of Florida IncSilverman Groves/Rilla CooperSmoak Groves IncSorrells Groves IncSouthern Gardens GrovesCorp

Southern Gardens ProcessingCorp

Southern Groves CitrusSun Ag IncSunkist Growers IncTexas Citrus ExchangeTexas Citrus MutualTexas Produce AssociationTravis Wise Management IncUncle Matt’s Fresh IncVarn Citrus Growers Inc

A-351-837 . . . . 731-TA-1024 Prestressed ConcreteSteel Wire Strand/Brazil . . . . . . . . . . . .


A-357-007 . . . . 731-TA-157 . . Carbon Steel WireRod/Argentina . . . .

Atlantic SteelContinental SteelGeorgetown SteelNorth Star SteelRaritan River Steel

A-357-405 . . . . 731-TA-208 . . Barbed Wire andBarbless WireStrand/Argentina . .

CF&I SteelDavis WalkerForbes Steel & WireOklahoma Steel Wire

A-357-802 . . . . 731-TA-409 . . Light-Walled Rectan-gular Tube/Argentina . . . . . . . .

Bull Moose TubeHannibal IndustriesHarris TubeMaruichi AmericanSearing IndustriesSouthwestern PipeWestern Tube & Conduit

A-357-804 . . . . 731-TA-470 . . Silicon Metal/Argentina . . . . . . . .

American AlloysElkem MetalsGlobe MetallurgicalInternational Union of Electron-ics, Electrical, Machine andFurniture Workers (Local 693)



CommerceCase Number



Silicon MetaltechSiMETCOSKW AlloysTextile Processors, ServiceTrades, Health CareProfessional and TechnicalEmployees (Local 60)


A-357-809 . . . . 731-TA-707 . . Seamless Pipe/Argentina . . . . . . . .


A-357-810 . . . . 731-TA-711 . . Oil Country TubularGoods/Argentina . .

IPSCOKoppel SteelLone Star SteelMaverick TubeNewport SteelNorth Star SteelUS SteelUSS/Kobe

A-357-812 . . . . 731-TA-892 . . Honey/Argentina . . . AH Meyer & SonsAdee Honey FarmsAlthoff ApiariesAmerican Beekeeping Federa-tion

American Honey ProducersAssociation

Anderson ApiariesArroyo ApiariesArtesian Honey ProducersB Weaver ApiariesBailey EnterprisesBarkman HoneyBasler Honey ApiaryBeals HoneyBears Paw ApiariesBeaverhead HoneyBee BizBee Haven HoneyBelliston Brothers ApiariesBig Sky HoneyBill Rhodes HoneyRichard E BlakeCurt BronnenberyBrown’s Honey FarmsBrumley’s BeesBuhmann ApiariesCarys Honey FarmsChaparrel HoneyCharles ApiariesMitchell CharlesCollins HoneyConor ApiariesHoney FarmDave Nelson ApiariesDelta Bee



CommerceCase Number


Eisele’s Pollination & HoneyEllingsoa’sElliott Curtis & SonsCharles L Emmons, SrGause HoneyGene Brandi ApiariesGriffith HoneyHaff ApiariesHamilton Bee FarmsHamilton HoneyHappie BeeHarvest HoneyHarvey’s HoneyHiatt HoneyHoffman HoneyHollman ApiariesHoney HouseHoneybee ApiariesGary M HonlRand William Honl andSydney Jo Honl

James R & Joann Smith TrustJaynes Bee ProductsJohnston Honey FarmsLarry JohnstonKe-An HoneyKent HoneybeesLake-Indianhead Honey FarmsLamb’s Honey FarmLas Flores ApiariesMackrill Honey Farms & SalesRaymond MarquetteMason & Sons HoneyMcCoy’s Sunny South ApiariesMerrimack Valley Apiaries &Evergreen Honey

Met 2 Honey FarmMissouri River HoneyMitchell Brothers HoneyMonda Honey FarmMontana Dakota HoneyNorthern Bloom HoneyNoye’s ApiariesOakes HoneyOakley Honey FarmsOld Mill ApiariesOpp HoneyOro DulcePeterson’s ‘‘Naturally Sweet’’Honey

Potoczak Bee FarmsPrice ApiariesPure Sweet Honey FarmsRobertson Pollination ServiceRobson HoneyWilliam RobsonRosedale ApiariesRyan ApiariesSchmidt Honey FarmsSimpson ApiariesSioux Honey Association



CommerceCase Number


Smoot HoneySolby HoneyStahlman ApiariesSteve E Parks ApiariesStroope Bee & HoneyT&D Honey BeeTalbott’s HoneyTerry ApiariesThompson ApiariesTriple A FarmTropical Blossom HoneyTubbs ApiariesVenable WholesaleWalter L Wilson Buzz 76Apiaries

Wiebersiek Honey FarmsWilmer FarmsBrent J WoodworthWooten’s Golden QueensYaddof Apiaries

A-357-814 . . . . 731-TA-898 . . Hot-Rolled SteelProducts/Argentina

Bethlehem SteelGallatin SteelIndependent SteelworkersIPSCOLTV SteelNational SteelNucorRouge Steel CoSteel DynamicsUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

WCI Steel IncWeirton SteelWheeling-Pittsburgh SteelCorp

A-401-040 . . . . AA1921-114 . Stainless Steel Plate/Sweden . . . . . . . . . .

Jessop Steel

A-401-601 . . . . 731-TA-316 . . Brass Sheet andStrip/Sweden . . . . .





A-401-603 . . . . 731-TA-354 . . Stainless Steel Hol-low Products/Sweden . . . . . . . . . .

AL Tech Specialty SteelAllegheny Ludlum SteelARMCOCarpenter Technology



CommerceCase Number


. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Crucible MaterialsDamacus Tubular ProductsSpecialty Tubing Group

A-401-801 . . . . 731-TA-397-A Ball Bearings/Sweden . . . . . . . . . .

Emerson Power TransmissionKubar BearingsMPBRollway BearingsTorrington

A-401-801 . . . . 731-TA-397-B Cylindrical RollerBearings/Sweden .

Emerson Power TransmissionMPBRollway BearingsTorrington

A-401-805 . . . . 731-TA-586 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/Sweden. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .


A-401-806 . . . . 731-TA-774 . . Stainless Steel WireRod/Sweden . . . . . .

AL Tech Specialty SteelCarpenter TechnologyRepublic Engineered SteelsTalley Metals TechnologyUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

A-401-808 . . . . 731-TA-1087 PurifiedCarboxymethylcellu-lose/Sweden . . . . . .


A-403-801 . . . . 731-TA-454 . . Fresh and ChilledAtlantic Salmon/Norway . . . . . . . . . .

Heritage SalmonThe Coalition for Fair AtlanticSalmon Trade

A-405-802 . . . . 731-TA-576 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/Finland


A-405-803 . . . . 731-TA-1084 PurifiedCarboxymethylcellu-lose/Finland . . . . . .


A-412-801 . . . . 731-TA-399-A Ball Bearings/UnitedKingdom . . . . . . . . .

Emerson Power TransmissionKubar BearingsMcGill Manufacturing CoMPB



CommerceCase Number


Rexnord IncRollway BearingsTorrington

A-412-801 . . . . 731-TA-399-B Cylindrical RollerBearings/UnitedKingdom . . . . . . . . .


A-412-803 . . . . 731-TA-443 . . IndustrialNitrocellulose/UnitedKingdom . . . . . . . . .

Hercules

A-412-805 . . . . 731-TA-468 . . Sodium Thiosulfate/United Kingdom . . .

Calabrian

A-412-814 . . . . 731-TA-587 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/UnitedKingdom . . . . . . . . .


A-412-818 . . . . 731-TA-804 . . Stainless Steel Sheetand Strip/UnitedKingdom . . . . . . . . .

Allegheny LudlumArmco SteelBethlehem SteelButler Armco IndependentUnion

Carpenter Technology CorpJ&L Specialty SteelNorth American StainlessUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

Zanesville Armco IndependentOrganization

A-412-822 . . . . 731-TA-918 . . Stainless Steel Bar/United Kingdom . . .

Carpenter TechnologyCrucible Specialty MetalsElectralloyEmpire Specialty SteelRepublic Technologies Interna-tional

Slater SteelsUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

A-421-701 . . . . 731-TA-380 . . Brass Sheet andStrip/Netherlands . .




The Miller Company



CommerceCase Number


North Coast Brass & CopperOlinPegg MetalsRevere Copper ProductsUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

A-421-804 . . . . 731-TA-608 . . Cold-Rolled CarbonSteel Flat Products/Netherlands . . . . . .

Armco SteelBethlehem SteelCalifornia Steel IndustriesGulf States SteelInland Steel IndustriesLTV SteelNational SteelNextechRouge Steel CoSharon SteelTheis Precision SteelThompson SteelUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

WCI SteelWeirton Steel

A-421-805 . . . . 731-TA-652 . . Aramid Fiber/Netherlands . . . . . .

E I du Pont de Nemours

A-421-807 . . . . 731-TA-903 . . Hot-Rolled SteelProducts/Netherlands . . . . . .



A-421-811 . . . . 731-TA-1086 PurifiedCarboxymethylcellu-lose/Netherlands . .


A-423-077 . . . . AA1921-198 . Sugar/Belgium . . . . . Florida Sugar Marketing andTerminal Association

A-423-602 . . . . 731-TA-365 . . Industrial PhosphoricAcid/Belgium . . . . .

Albright & WilsonFMCHydrite ChemicalMonsantoStauffer Chemical

A-423-805 . . . . 731-TA-573 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/Belgium. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Bethlehem SteelCalifornia Steel IndustriesGeneva SteelGulf States SteelInland Steel IndustriesLukens SteelNational SteelNextech



CommerceCase Number


Sharon SteelTheis Precision SteelThompson SteelUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

A-423-808 . . . . 731-TA-788 . . Stainless Steel Platein Coils/Belgium . . .

Allegheny LudlumArmco SteelLukens SteelNorth American StainlessUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

A-427-001 . . . . 731-TA-44 . . . Sorbitol/France . . . . LonzaPfizer

A-427-009 . . . . 731-TA-96 . . . IndustrialNitrocellulose/France . . . . . . . . . . .

Hercules

A-427-078 . . . . AA1921-199 . Sugar/France . . . . . . Florida Sugar Marketing andTerminal Association

A-427-098 . . . . 731-TA-25 . . . Anhydrous SodiumMetasilicate/France

PQ

A-427-602 . . . . 731-TA-313 . . Brass Sheet andStrip/France . . . . . .





A-427-801 . . . . 731-TA-392-A Ball Bearings/France. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Emerson Power TransmissionKubar BearingsMcGill Manufacturing CoMPBRexnord IncRollway BearingsTorrington

A-427-801 . . . . 731-TA-392-B Cylindrical RollerBearings/France . .


A-427-801 . . . . 731-TA-392-C. . . . . . . . . . . . .

Spherical PlainBearings/France . .

Emerson Power TransmissionMcGill Manufacturing CoRexnord IncRollway BearingsTorrington

A-427-804 . . . . 731-TA-553 . . Hot-Rolled Lead andBismuth CarbonSteel . . . . . . . . . . . .

Bethlehem Steel

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Products/France . . . Inland Steel IndustriesUSS/Kobe Steel



CommerceCase Number



Armco Steel

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . France . . . . . . . . . . . . Bethlehem SteelCalifornia Steel IndustriesGeneva SteelGulf States SteelInland Steel IndustriesLTV SteelLukens SteelNational SteelNextechRouge Steel CoSharon SteelTheis Precision SteelThompson SteelUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica


A-427-811 . . . . 731-TA-637 . . Stainless Steel WireRod/France . . . . . . .

AL Tech Specialty SteelArmco SteelCarpenter TechnologyRepublic Engineered SteelsTalley Metals TechnologyUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

A-427-814 . . . . 731-TA-797 . . Stainless Steel Sheetand Strip/France . .


Carpenter Technology CorpNorth American StainlessUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica


A-427-816 . . . . 731-TA-816 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/France .

Bethlehem SteelGeneva SteelIPSCO SteelNational SteelUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

A-427-818 . . . . 731-TA-909 . . Low EnrichedUranium/France . . .

United States Enrichment CorpUSEC Inc

A-427-820 . . . . 731-TA-913 . . Stainless Steel Bar/France . . . . . . . . . . .



A-428-082 . . . . AA1921-200 . Sugar/Germany . . . . Florida Sugar Marketing andTerminal Association



CommerceCase Number


A-428-602 . . . . 731-TA-317 . . Brass Sheet andStrip/Germany . . . .





A-428-801 . . . . 731-TA-391-A Ball Bearings/Germany . . . . . . . . .

Emerson Power TransmissionKubar BearingsMcGill Manufacturing CoMPBRexnord IncRollway BearingsTorrington

A-428-801 . . . . 731-TA-391-B Cylindrical RollerBearings/Germany


A-428-801 . . . . 731-TA-391-C. . . . . . . . . . . . .

Spherical PlainBearings/Germany

Emerson Power TransmissionRollway BearingsTorrington

A-428-802 . . . . 731-TA-419 . . Industrial Belts/Germany . . . . . . . . .

The Gates Rubber CompanyThe Goodyear Tire and RubberCompany

A-428-803 . . . . 731-TA-444 . . IndustrialNitrocellulose/Germany . . . . . . . . .

Hercules

A-428-807 . . . . 731-TA-465 . . Sodium Thiosulfate/Germany . . . . . . . . .

Calabrian

A-428-814 . . . . 731-TA-604 . . Cold-Rolled CarbonSteel Flat Products/Germany . . . . . . . . .




Armco Steel



CommerceCase Number


. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany . . . . . . . . . . Bethlehem SteelCalifornia Steel IndustriesGeneva SteelGulf States SteelInland Steel IndustriesLTV SteelLukens SteelNational SteelNextechRouge Steel CoSharon SteelTheis Precision SteelThompson SteelUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica


A-428-816 . . . . 731-TA-578 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/Germany. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .


A-428-820 . . . . 731-TA-709 . . Seamless Pipe/Germany . . . . . . . . .


A-428-821 . . . . 731-TA-736 . . Large NewspaperPrinting Presses/Germany . . . . . . . . .

Rockwell Graphics Systems

A-428-825 . . . . 731-TA-798 . . Stainless Steel Sheetand Strip/Germany




A-428-830 . . . . 731-TA-914 . . Stainless Steel Bar/Germany . . . . . . . . .





CommerceCase Number


A-437-601 . . . . 731-TA-341 . . Tapered RollerBearings/Hungary .

L&S BearingTimkenTorrington

A-437-804 . . . . 731-TA-426 . . Sulfanilic Acid/Hungary . . . . . . . . .

Nation Ford Chemical

A-447-801 . . . . 731-TA-340C Solid Urea/Estonia . Agrico ChemicalAmerican CyanamidCF IndustriesFirst MississippiMississippi ChemicalTerra InternationalWR Grace

A-449-804 . . . . 731-TA-878 . . Steel Concrete Rein-forcing Bar/Latvia .

AB Steel Mill IncAmeriSteelAuburn SteelBirmingham SteelBorder SteelCascade Steel Rolling Mills IncCMC Steel GroupCo-Steel IncMarion SteelNorth Star Steel CoNucor SteelRebar Trade Action CoalitionRiverview SteelSheffield SteelTAMCOTXI-Chaparral Steel Co

A-451-801 . . . . 731-TA-340D Solid Urea/Lithuania Agrico ChemicalAmerican CyanamidCF IndustriesFirst MississippiMississippi ChemicalTerra InternationalWR Grace

A-455-802 . . . . 731-TA-583 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/Poland .


A-455-803 . . . . 731-TA-880 . . Steel Concrete Rein-forcing Bar/Poland .

AB Steel Mill IncAmeriSteelAuburn SteelBirmingham SteelBorder SteelCascade Steel Rolling Mills IncCMC Steel GroupCo-Steel IncMarion SteelNorth Star Steel Co



CommerceCase Number


Nucor SteelRebar Trade Action CoalitionRiverview SteelSheffield SteelTAMCOTXI-Chaparral Steel Co

A-469-007 . . . . 731-TA-126 . . PotassiumPermanganate/Spain . . . . . . . . . . . .

Carus Chemical

A-469-803 . . . . 731-TA-585 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/Spain . .


A-469-805 . . . . 731-TA-682 . . Stainless Steel Bar/Spain . . . . . . . . . . . .


A-469-807 . . . . 731-TA-773 . . Stainless Steel WireRod/Spain . . . . . . . .


A-469-810 . . . . 731-TA-890 . . Stainless Steel Angle/Spain . . . . . . . . . . . .


A-469-814 . . . . 731-TA-1083 ChlorinatedIsocyanurates/Spain. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

BioLab IncClearon CorpOccidental Chemical Corp

A-471-806 . . . . 731-TA-427 . . Sulfanilic Acid/Portugal . . . . . . . . . .


A-475-059 . . . . AA1921-167 . Pressure-SensitivePlastic Tape/Italy . .

Minnesota Mining & Manufac-turing

A-475-601 . . . . 731-TA-314 . . Brass Sheet andStrip/Italy . . . . . . . . .





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A-475-703 . . . . 731-TA-385 . . GranularPolytetrafluoroethy-lene/Italy . . . . . . . . .

E I du Pont de NemoursICI Americas

A-475-801 . . . . 731-TA-393-A Ball Bearings/Italy . . Emerson Power TransmissionKubar BearingsMcGill Manufacturing CoMPBRexnord IncRollway BearingsTorrington

A-475-801 . . . . 731-TA-393-B Cylindrical RollerBearings/Italy . . . . .


A-475-802 . . . . 731-TA-413 . . Industrial Belts/Italy . The Gates Rubber CompanyThe Goodyear Tire and RubberCompany

A-475-811 . . . . 731-TA-659 . . Grain-Oriented Sili-con Electrical Steel/Italy . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Allegheny LudlumArmco SteelButler Armco IndependentUnion


Zanesville Armco IndependentUnion

A-475-814 . . . . 731-TA-710 . . Seamless Pipe/Italy Koppel SteelQuanexTimkenUnited States Steel

A-475-816 . . . . 731-TA-713 . . Oil Country TubularGoods/Italy . . . . . . .

Bellville TubeIPSCOKoppel SteelLone Star SteelMaverick TubeNewport SteelNorth Star SteelUS SteelUSS/Kobe

A-475-818 . . . . 731-TA-734 . . Pasta/Italy . . . . . . . . . A Zerega’s SonsAmerican Italian PastaBordenD Merlino & SonsDakota Growers PastaFouldsGilster-Mary LeeGooch FoodsHershey FoodsLaRinascente Macaroni CoPasta USAPhiladelphia MacaroniST Specialty Foods



CommerceCase Number


A-475-820 . . . . 731-TA-770 . . Stainless Steel WireRod/Italy . . . . . . . . .


A-475-822 . . . . 731-TA-790 . . Stainless Steel Platein Coils/Italy . . . . . .

Allegheny LudlumArmco SteelJ&L Specialty SteelLukens SteelNorth American StainlessUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

A-475-824 . . . . 731-TA-799 . . Stainless Steel Sheetand Strip/Italy . . . . .




A-475-826 . . . . 731-TA-819 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/Italy . . .

Bethlehem SteelGeneva SteelGulf States SteelIPSCO SteelNational SteelUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

A-475-828 . . . . 731-TA-865 . . Stainless Steel Butt-Weld Pipe Fittings/Italy . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Flo-Mac IncGerlinMarkovitz EnterprisesShaw Alloy Piping ProductsTaylor Forge Stainless

A-475-829 . . . . 731-TA-915 . . Stainless Steel Bar/Italy . . . . . . . . . . . . .



A-479-801 . . . . 731-TA-445 . . IndustrialNitrocellulose/Yugoslavia . . . . . . .

Hercules

A-484-801 . . . . 731-TA-406 . . Electrolytic Manga-nese Dioxide/Greece . . . . . . . . . .

ChemetalsKerr-McGeeRayovac

A-485-601 . . . . 731-TA-339 . . Solid Urea/Romania Agrico ChemicalAmerican CyanamidCF IndustriesFirst MississippiMississippi Chemical



CommerceCase Number


Terra InternationalWR Grace

A-485-602 . . . . 731-TA-345 . . Tapered RollerBearings/Romania .


A-485-801 . . . . 731-TA-395 . . Ball Bearings/Romania . . . . . . . . .

Emerson Power TransmissionKubar BearingsMPBRollway BearingsTorrington

A-485-803 . . . . 731-TA-584 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/Romania. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .


A-485-805 . . . . 731-TA-849 . . Small-Diameter Car-bon Steel SeamlessPipe/ . . . . . . . . . . . .

Koppel Steel

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Romania . . . . . . . . . . North Star SteelSharon TubeTimkenUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

USS/KobeVision Metals’ Gulf States Tube

A-485-806 . . . . 731-TA-904 . . Hot-Rolled SteelProducts/Romania .



A-489-501 . . . . 731-TA-273 . . Welded Carbon SteelPipe and Tube/Turkey . . . . . . . . . . .

Allied Tube & ConduitAmerican TubeBernard EppsBock IndustriesBull Moose TubeCentral Steel TubeCentury TubeCopperweld Tubing



CommerceCase Number


CyclopsHughes Steel & TubeKaiser SteelLaclede SteelMaruichi AmericanMaverick TubeMerchant MetalsPhoenix SteelPittsburgh TubeQuanexSharon TubeSouthwestern PipeUNR-LeavittWelded TubeWestern Tube & ConduitWheatland Tube

A-489-602 . . . . 731-TA-364 . . Aspirin/Turkey . . . . . Dow ChemicalMonsantoNorwich-Eaton

A-489-805 . . . . 731-TA-735 . . Pasta/Turkey . . . . . . A Zerega’s SonsAmerican Italian PastaBordenD Merlino & SonsDakota Growers PastaFouldsGilster-Mary LeeGooch FoodsHershey FoodsLaRinascente Macaroni CoPasta USAPhiladelphia MacaroniST Specialty Foods

A-489-807 . . . . 731-TA-745 . . Steel Concrete Rein-forcing Bar/Turkey .

AmeriSteelAuburn SteelBirmingham SteelCommercial MetalsMarion SteelNew Jersey Steel

A-507-502 . . . . 731-TA-287 . . Raw In-ShellPistachios/Iran . . . .

Blackwell LandCalifornia Pistachio OrchardKeenan FarmsKern Pistachio Hulling & DryingLos Ranchos de Poco PedroPistachio Producers of Califor-nia

TM Duche NutA-508-604 . . . . 731-TA-366 . . Industrial Phosphoric

Acid/Israel . . . . . . . .Albright & WilsonFMCHydrite ChemicalMonsantoStauffer Chemical

A-533-502 . . . . 731-TA-271 . . Welded Carbon SteelPipe and Tube/India. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Allied Tube & ConduitAmerican TubeBernard EppsBock IndustriesBull Moose TubeCentral Steel TubeCentury TubeCopperweld TubingCyclops



CommerceCase Number


Hughes Steel & TubeKaiser SteelLaclede SteelMaruichi AmericanMaverick TubeMerchant MetalsPhoenix SteelPittsburgh TubeQuanexSharon TubeSouthwestern PipeUNR-LeavittWelded TubeWestern Tube & ConduitWheatland Tube

A-533-806 . . . . 731-TA-561 . . Sulfanilic Acid/India . R-M IndustriesA-533-808 . . . . 731-TA-638 . . Stainless Steel Wire

Rod/India . . . . . . . .AL Tech Specialty SteelArmco SteelCarpenter TechnologyRepublic Engineered SteelsTalley Metals TechnologyUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

A-533-809 . . . . 731-TA-639 . . Forged StainlessSteel Flanges/India

GerlinIdeal ForgingMaass FlangeMarkovitz Enterprises

A-533-810 . . . . 731-TA-679 . . Stainless Steel Bar/India . . . . . . . . . . . . .


A-533-813 . . . . 731-TA-778 . . PreservedMushrooms/India . .

LK BowmanModern Mushroom FarmsMonterey MushroomsMount Laurel CanningMushroom CanningSouthwood FarmsSunny Dell FoodsUnited Canning

A-533-817 . . . . 731-TA-817 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/India . .

Bethlehem SteelGeneva SteelGulf States SteelIPSCO SteelNational SteelTuscaloosa SteelUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

A-533-820 . . . . 731-TA-900 . . Hot-Rolled SteelProducts/India . . . .

Bethlehem SteelGallatin SteelIndependent SteelworkersIPSCOLTV SteelNational SteelNucor



CommerceCase Number


Rouge Steel CoSteel DynamicsUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica


A-533-823 . . . . 731-TA-929 . . Silicomanganese/India . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Eramet MariettaPaper, Allied-Industrial, Chemi-cal and Energy WorkersInternational Union, Local5-0639

A-533-824 . . . . 731-TA-933 . . PolyethyleneTerephthalate Film,Sheet and Strip . . .

DuPont Teijin Films

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (PET Film)/India . . . . Mitsubishi Polyester Film LLCSKC America IncToray Plastics (America)

A-533-828 . . . . 731-TA-1025 Prestressed ConcreteSteel Wire Strand/India . . . . . . . . . . . . .


A-533-838 . . . . 731-TA-1061 Carbazole Violet Pig-ment 23/India . . . . .

Allegheny Color CorpBarker Fine Color IncClariant CorpNation Ford Chemical CoSun Chemical Co

A-533-843 . . . . 731-TA-1096 Certain Lined PaperSchool Supplies/India . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Fay Paper Products IncMeadWestvaco Consumer &Office Products

Norcom IncPacon CorpRoaring Spring Blank Book CoTop Flight IncUnited Steel, Paper and For-estry, Rubber, Manufacturing,Energy, Allied Industrial andService Workers InternationalUnion, AFL-CIO-CLC (USW)

A-538-802 . . . . 731-TA-514 . . Cotton Shop Towels/Bangladesh . . . . . .

Milliken

A-549-502 . . . . 731-TA-252 . . Welded Carbon SteelPipe and Tube/Thailand . . . . . . . . .

Allied Tube & ConduitAmerican TubeBernard EppsBock IndustriesBull Moose TubeCentral Steel TubeCentury TubeCopperweld TubingCyclopsHughes Steel & TubeKaiser SteelLaclede SteelMaruichi AmericanMaverick Tube



CommerceCase Number


Merchant MetalsPhoenix SteelPittsburgh TubeQuanexSharon TubeSouthwestern PipeUNR-LeavittWelded TubeWestern Tube & ConduitWheatland Tube

A-549-601 . . . . 731-TA-348 . . Malleable Cast IronPipe Fittings/Thailand . . . . . . . . .


A-549-807 . . . . 731-TA-521 . . Carbon Steel Butt-Weld Pipe Fittings/Thailand . . . . . . . . .

HackneyLadishMills Iron WorksSteel ForgingsTube Forgings of America

A-549-812 . . . . 731-TA-705 . . Furfuryl Alcohol/Thailand . . . . . . . . .

QO Chemicals

A-549-813 . . . . 731-TA-706 . . Canned Pineapple/Thailand . . . . . . . . .

International Longshoreman’sand Warehouseman’s Union

Maui PineappleA-549-817 . . . . 731-TA-907 . . Hot-Rolled Steel

Products/Thailand .Bethlehem SteelGallatin SteelIndependent SteelworkersIPSCOLTV SteelNational SteelNucorRouge Steel CoSteel DynamicsUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica


A-549-820 . . . . 731-TA-1028 Prestressed ConcreteSteel Wire Strand/Thailand . . . . . . . . .


A-549-821 . . . . 731-TA-1045 Polyethylene RetailCarrier Bags/Thailand . . . . . . . . .

Aargus Plastics IncAdvance Polybags IncAdvance Polybags (Nevada)Inc

Advance Polybags (Northeast)Inc

Alpha Industries IncAlpine Plastics IncAmpac Packaging LLCAPI Enterprises IncCommand PackagingContinental Poly Bags Inc



CommerceCase Number


Durabag Co IncEuropackaging LLCGenpak LLC (formerly Conti-nental Superbag LLC)

Genpak LLC (formerly StroutPlastics)

Hilex Poly Co LLCInteplast Group LtdPCL Packaging IncPoly-Pak Industries IncRoplast Industries IncSuperbag CorpUnistar Plastics LLCVanguard Plastics IncVS Plastics LLC

A-552-801 . . . . 731-TA-1012 Certain Frozen FishFillets/Vietnam . . . .

America’s Catch IncAquafarms Catfish IncCarolina Classics Catfish IncCatfish Farmers of AmericaConsolidated Catfish Compa-nies Inc

Delta Pride Catfish IncFish Processors IncGuidry’s Catfish IncHaring’s Pride CatfishHarvest Select Catfish (Ala-bama Catfish Inc)

Heartland Catfish Co (TT&WFarm Products Inc)

Prairie Lands Seafood (IllinoisFish Farmers Cooperative)

Pride of the PondPride of the South Catfish IncPrime Line IncSeabrook Seafood IncSeacat (Arkansas CatfishGrowers)

Simmons Farm Raised CatfishInc

Southern Pride Catfish LLCVerret Fisheries Inc

A-557-805 . . . . 731-TA-527 . . Extruded RubberThread/Malaysia . .

Globe ManufacturingNorth American Rubber Thread

A-557-809 . . . . 731-TA-866 . . Stainless Steel Butt-Weld Pipe Fittings/Malaysia . . . . . . . . .


A-557-813 . . . . 731-TA-1044 Polyethylene RetailCarrier Bags/Malaysia . . . . . . . . .



Alpha Industries IncAlpine Plastics IncAmpac Packaging LLCAPI Enterprises IncCommand PackagingContinental Poly Bags Inc



CommerceCase Number


Durabag Co IncEuropackaging LLCGenpak LLC (formerly Conti-nental Superbag LLC)



A-559-502 . . . . 731-TA-296 . . Small Diameter Stan-dard and Rectangu-lar Pipe and . . . . . .

Allied Tube & Conduit

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tube/Singapore . . . . American TubeBull Moose TubeCyclopsHannibal IndustriesLaclede SteelPittsburgh TubeSharon TubeWestern Tube & ConduitWheatland Tube

A-559-601 . . . . 731-TA-370 . . Color Picture Tubes/Singapore . . . . . . . .




International Union of Elec-tronic, Electrical, Technical,Salaried and Machine Work-ers



Zenith ElectronicsA-559-801 . . . . 731-TA-396 . . Ball Bearings/

Singapore . . . . . . . .Emerson Power TransmissionKubar BearingsMcGill Manufacturing CoMPBRexnord IncRollway BearingsTorrington

A-559-802 . . . . 731-TA-415 . . Industrial Belts/Singapore . . . . . . . .


A-560-801 . . . . 731-TA-742 . . Melamine InstitutionalDinnerware/Indonesia . . . . . . . .

Carlisle Food Service ProductsLexington UnitedPlastics Manufacturing

A-560-802 . . . . 731-TA-779 . . PreservedMushrooms/Indonesia . . . . . . . .

LK BowmanModern Mushroom FarmsMonterey MushroomsMount Laurel Canning



CommerceCase Number


Mushroom CanningSouthwood FarmsSunny Dell FoodsUnited Canning

A-560-803 . . . . 731-TA-787 . . Extruded RubberThread/Indonesia .

North American Rubber Thread

A-560-805 . . . . 731-TA-818 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/Indonesia . . . . . . . .


A-560-811 . . . . 731-TA-875 . . Steel Concrete Rein-forcing Bar/Indonesia . . . . . . . .

AB Steel Mill IncAmeriSteelBirmingham SteelBorder SteelCascade Steel Rolling Mills IncCMC Steel GroupCo-Steel IncMarion SteelNorth Star Steel CoNucor SteelRebar Trade Action CoalitionRiverview SteelSheffield SteelTAMCOTXI-Chaparral Steel Co

A-560-812 . . . . 731-TA-901 . . Hot-Rolled SteelProducts/Indonesia



A-560-815 . . . . 731-TA-957 . . Carbon and CertainAlloy Steel WireRod/Indonesia . . . .




Rocky Mountain Steel Mills



CommerceCase Number


A-560-818 . . . . 731-TA-1097 Certain Lined PaperSchool Supplies/Indonesia . . . . . . . .



A-565-801 . . . . 731-TA-867 . . Stainless Steel Butt-Weld Pipe Fittings/Philippines . . . . . . .


A-570-001 . . . . 731-TA-125 . . PotassiumPermanganate/China . . . . . . . . . . . .

Carus Chemical

A-570-002 . . . . 731-TA-130 . . Chloropicrin/China . . LCP Chemicals & PlasticsNiklor Chemical

A-570-003 . . . . 731-TA-103 . . Cotton Shop Towels/China . . . . . . . . . . . .

MillikenTexel IndustriesWikit

A-570-007 . . . . 731-TA-149 . . Barium Chloride/China . . . . . . . . . . . .

Chemical Products

A-570-101 . . . . 731-TA-101 . . Greige Polyester Cot-ton Printcloth/China. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Alice ManufacturingClinton MillsDan RiverGreenwood MillsHamrick MillsM LowensteinMayfair MillsMount Vernon Mills

A-570-501 . . . . 731-TA-244 . . Natural Bristle PaintBrushes/China . . . .

Baltimore BrushBestt LiebcoElder & JenksEZ PaintrH&G IndustriesJoseph Lieberman & SonsPurdyRubbersetThomas Paint ApplicatorsWooster Brush

A-570-502 . . . . 731-TA-265 . . Iron ConstructionCastings/China . . .

Alhambra FoundryAllegheny FoundryBingham & TaylorCampbell FoundryCharlotte Pipe & FoundryDeeter FoundryEast Jordan FoundryLe Baron FoundryMunicipal CastingsNeenah FoundryOpelika FoundryPinkerton Foundry



CommerceCase Number


Tyler PipeUS Foundry & ManufacturingVulcan Foundry

A-570-504 . . . . 731-TA-282 . . Petroleum WaxCandles/China . . . .

The AI Root CompanyCandle Artisans IncCandle-LiteCathedral CandleColonial Candle of Cape CodGeneral Wax & CandleLenox CandlesLumi-Lite CandleMeuch-Kreuzer CandleNational Candle AssociationWill & BaumerWNS

A-570-506 . . . . 731-TA-298 . . Porcelain-on-SteelCooking Ware/China. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

General Housewares

A-570-601 . . . . 731-TA-344 . . Tapered RollerBearings/China . . .


A-570-802 . . . . 731-TA-441 . . IndustrialNitrocellulose/China. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Hercules

A-570-803 . . . . 731-TA-457-A Axes and Adzes/China . . . . . . . . . . . .

Council Tool Co IncWarwood ToolWoodings-Verona

A-570-803 . . . . 731-TA-457-B Bars and Wedges/China . . . . . . . . . . . .


A-570-803 . . . . 731-TA-457-C. . . . . . . . . . . . .

Hammers andSledges/China . . . .


A-570-803 . . . . 731-TA-457-D. . . . . . . . . . . . .

Picks and Mattocks/China . . . . . . . . . . . .


A-570-804 . . . . 731-TA-464 . . Sparklers/China . . . . BJ AlanDiamond SparklerElkton Sparkler

A-570-805 . . . . 731-TA-466 . . Sodium Thiosulfate/China . . . . . . . . . . . .

Calabrian

A-570-806 . . . . 731-TA-472 . . Silicon Metal/China . American AlloysElkem MetalsGlobe MetallurgicalInternational Union of Electron-ics, Electrical, Machine andFurniture Workers (Local693)


Silicon MetaltechSiMETCOSKW AlloysTextile Processors, ServiceTrades, Health Care Profes-sional and Technical Employ-ees (Local 60)



CommerceCase Number



A-570-808 . . . . 731-TA-474 . . Chrome-Plated LugNuts/China . . . . . . .

Consolidated International Au-tomotive

Key ManufacturingMcGard

A-570-811 . . . . 731-TA-497 . . Tungsten OreConcentrates/China. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Curtis TungstenUS Tungsten

A-570-814 . . . . 731-TA-520 . . Carbon Steel Butt-Weld Pipe Fittings/China . . . . . . . . . . . .

HackneyLadishMills Iron WorksSteel ForgingsTube Forgings of America

A-570-815 . . . . 731-TA-538 . . Sulfanilic Acid/China R-M IndustriesA-570-819 . . . . 731-TA-567 . . Ferrosilicon/China . . AIMCOR

Alabama SiliconAmerican AlloysGlobe MetallurgicalOil, Chemical and AtomicWorkers (Local 389)



A-570-822 . . . . 731-TA-624 . . Helical Spring LockWashers/China . . .

Illinois Tool Works

A-570-825 . . . . 731-TA-653 . . Sebacic Acid/China . Union CampA-570-826 . . . . 731-TA-663 . . Paper Clips/China . . ACCO USA

Labelon/NoestingTRICO Manufacturing

A-570-827 . . . . 731-TA-669 . . Cased Pencils/China. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Blackfeet Indian Writing Instru-ment

Dixon-TiconderogaEmpire BerolFaber-CastellGeneral PencilJR Moon PencilMusgrave Pen & PencilPandaWriting Instrument Manufactur-ers Association, PencilSection

A-570-828 . . . . 731-TA-672 . . Silicomanganese/China . . . . . . . . . . . .


A-570-830 . . . . 731-TA-677 . . Coumarin/China . . . . Rhone-PoulencA-570-831 . . . . 731-TA-683 . . Fresh Garlic/China . A&D Christopher Ranch

Belridge PackingColusa ProduceDenice & Filice PackingEl Camino PackingThe Garlic CompanyVessey and Company



CommerceCase Number


A-570-832 . . . . 731-TA-696 . . Pure Magnesium/China . . . . . . . . . . . .

Dow ChemicalInternational Union of Operat-ing Engineers (Local 564)

Magnesium Corporation ofAmerica

United Steelworkers ofAmerica (Local 8319)

A-570-835 . . . . 731-TA-703 . . Furfuryl Alcohol/China . . . . . . . . . . . .

QO Chemicals

A-570-836 . . . . 731-TA-718 . . Glycine/China . . . . . . ChattemHampshire Chemical

A-570-840 . . . . 731-TA-724 . . Manganese Metal/China . . . . . . . . . . . .

Elkem MetalsKerr-McGee

A-570-842 . . . . 731-TA-726 . . Polyvinyl Alcohol/China . . . . . . . . . . . .

Air Products and Chemicals

A-570-844 . . . . 731-TA-741 . . Melamine InstitutionalDinnerware/China .


A-570-846 . . . . 731-TA-744 . . Brake Rotors/China . Brake PartsCoalition for the Preservationof American Brake Drumand Rotor Aftermarket Manu-facturers

Iroquois Tool SystemsKelsey HayesKinetic Parts ManufacturingOverseas Auto PartsWagner Brake

A-570-847 . . . . 731-TA-749 . . Persulfates/China . . FMCA-570-848 . . . . 731-TA-752 . . Crawfish Tail Meat/

China . . . . . . . . . . . .A&S CrawfishAcadiana Fisherman’s Co-OpArnaudville SeafoodAtchafalaya Crawfish Proces-sors

Basin Crawfish ProcessorsBayou Land SeafoodBecnel’s Meat & SeafoodBellard’s Poultry & CrawfishBonanza Crawfish FarmCajun Seafood DistributorsCarl’s SeafoodCatahoula CrawfishChoplin SFDCJ’s Seafood & Purged Craw-fish

Clearwater CrawfishCrawfish Processors AllianceHarvey’s SeafoodLawtell Crawfish ProcessorsLouisiana Premium SeafoodsPhillips SeafoodPrairie Cajun Wholesale Sea-food Dist

Riceland CrawfishSchexnider CrawfishSeafood International Distribu-tors

Sylvester’s ProcessorsTeche Valley Seafood



CommerceCase Number


A-570-849 . . . . 731-TA-753 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/China . .

Acme Metals IncBethlehem SteelGeneva SteelGulf States SteelLukens IncNational SteelUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

A-570-850 . . . . 731-TA-757 . . Collated RoofingNails/China . . . . . . .

Illinois Tool WorksInternational Staple and Ma-chines

Stanley-BostitchA-570-851 . . . . 731-TA-777 . . Preserved

Mushrooms/China .LK BowmanModern Mushroom FarmsMonterey MushroomsMount Laurel CanningMushroom CanningSouthwood FarmsSunny Dell FoodsUnited Canning

A-570-852 . . . . 731-TA-814 . . CreatineMonohydrate/China. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Pfanstiehl Laboratories

A-570-853 . . . . 731-TA-828 . . Aspirin/China . . . . . . RhodiaA-570-855 . . . . 731-TA-841 . . Non-Frozen Apple

Juice Concentrate/China . . . . . . . . . . . .

Coloma Frozen FoodsGreen Valley Apples of Califor-nia

Knouse Foods CoopMason County Fruit PackersCoop

Tree TopA-570-856 . . . . 731-TA-851 . . Synthetic Indigo/

China . . . . . . . . . . . .Buffalo ColorUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

A-570-860 . . . . 731-TA-874 . . Steel Concrete Rein-forcing Bar/China . .


A-570-862 . . . . 731-TA-891 . . Foundry Coke/China ABC CokeCitizens Gas and Coke UtilityErie CokeSloss Industries CorpTonawanda CokeUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica



CommerceCase Number


A-570-863 . . . . 731-TA-893 . . Honey/China . . . . . . AH Meyer & SonsAdee Honey FarmsAlthoff ApiariesAmerican Beekeeping Federa-tion


Anderson ApiariesArroyo ApiariesArtesian Honey ProducersB Weaver ApiariesBailey EnterprisesBarkman HoneyBasler Honey ApiaryBeals HoneyBears Paw ApiariesBeaverhead HoneyBee BizBee Haven HoneyBelliston Brothers ApiariesBig Sky HoneyBill Rhodes HoneyRichard E BlakeCurt BronnenberyBrown’s Honey FarmsBrumley’s BeesBuhmann ApiariesCarys Honey FarmsChaparrel HoneyCharles ApiariesMitchell CharlesCollins HoneyConor ApiariesCoy’s Honey FarmDave Nelson ApiariesDelta BeeEisele’s Pollination & HoneyEllingsoa’sElliott Curtis & SonsCharles L Emmons, SrGause HoneyGene Brandi ApiariesGriffith HoneyHaff ApiariesHamilton Bee FarmsHamilton HoneyHappie BeeHarvest HoneyHarvey’s HoneyHiatt HoneyHoffman HoneyHollman ApiariesHoney HouseHoneybee ApiariesGary M HonlRand William Honl andSydney Jo Honl

James R & Joann Smith TrustJaynes Bee ProductsJohnston Honey FarmsLarry Johnston



CommerceCase Number


Ke-An HoneyKent HoneybeesLake-Indianhead Honey FarmsLamb’s Honey FarmLas Flores ApiariesMackrill Honey Farms & SalesRaymond MarquetteMason & Sons HoneyMcCoy’s Sunny South ApiariesMerrimack Valley Apiaries &Evergreen Honey

Met 2 Honey FarmMissouri River HoneyMitchell Brothers HoneyMonda Honey FarmMontana Dakota HoneyNorthern Bloom HoneyNoye’s ApiariesOakes HoneyOakley Honey FarmsOld Mill ApiariesOpp HoneyOro DulcePeterson’s ’’Naturally Sweet’’Honey

Potoczak Bee FarmsPrice ApiariesPure Sweet Honey FarmsRobertson Pollination ServiceRobson HoneyWilliam RobsonRosedale ApiariesRyan ApiariesSchmidt Honey FarmsSimpson ApiariesSioux Honey AssociationSmoot HoneySolby HoneyStahlman ApiariesSteve E Parks ApiariesStroope Bee & HoneyT&D Honey BeeTalbott’s HoneyTerry ApiariesThompson ApiariesTriple A FarmTropical Blossom HoneyTubbs ApiariesVenable WholesaleWalter L Wilson Buzz 76Apiaries


A-570-864 . . . . 731-TA-895 . . Pure Magnesium(Granular)/China . .

Concerned Employees ofNorthwest Alloys




CommerceCase Number




A-570-865 . . . . 731-TA-899 . . Hot-Rolled SteelProducts/China . . .



A-570-866 . . . . 731-TA-921 . . Folding Gift Boxes/China . . . . . . . . . . . .

Field ContainerHarvard Folding BoxSterling PackagingSuperior Packaging

A-570-867 . . . . 731-TA-922 . . Automotive Replace-ment GlassWindshields/China

PPG IndustriesSafelite GlassViracon/Curvlite IncVisteon Corporation

A-570-868 . . . . 731-TA-932 . . Folding Metal Tablesand Chairs/China . .

Krueger InternationalMcCourt ManufacturingMecoVirco Manufacturing

A-570-873 . . . . 731-TA-986 . . Ferrovanadium/China. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Bear Metallurgical CoShieldalloy Metallurgical Corp

A-570-875 . . . . 731-TA-990 . . Non-Malleable CastIron Pipe Fittings/China . . . . . . . . . . . .

Anvil International IncBuck Co IncFrazier & Frazier IndustriesWard Manufacturing Inc

A-570-877 . . . . 731-TA-1010 Lawn and GardenSteel Fence Posts/China . . . . . . . . . . . .

Steel City Corp

A-570-878 . . . . 731-TA-1013 Saccharin/China . . . PMC Specialties Group IncA-570-879 . . . . 731-TA-1014 Polyvinyl Alcohol/

China . . . . . . . . . . . .Celanese LtdE I du Pont de Nemours & Co

A-570-880 . . . . 731-TA-1020 Barium Carbonate/China . . . . . . . . . . . .

Chemical Products Corp

A-570-881 . . . . 731-TA-1021 Malleable Iron PipeFittings/China . . . . .

Anvil International IncBuck Co IncWard Manufacturing Inc

A-570-882 . . . . 731-TA-1022 Refined Brown Alumi-num Oxide/China . .

C-E MineralsTreibacher Schleifmittel NorthAmerica Inc

Washington Mills Co IncA-570-884 . . . . 731-TA-1034 Certain Color Televi-

sion Receivers/China . . . . . . . . . . . .

Five Rivers Electronic Innova-tions LLC

Industrial Division of the Com-munications Workers ofAmerica (IUECWA)



CommerceCase Number


International Brotherhood ofElectrical Workers (IBEW)

A-570-886 . . . . 731-TA-1043 Polyethylene RetailCarrier Bags/China



Alpha Industries IncAlpine Plastics IncAmpac Packaging LLCAPI Enterprises IncCommand PackagingContinental Poly Bags IncDurabag Co IncEuropackaging LLCGenpak LLC (formerly Conti-nental Superbag LLC)



A-570-887 . . . . 731-TA-1046 TetrahydrofurfurylAlcohol/China . . . . .

Penn Specialty Chemicals Inc

A-570-888 . . . . 731-TA-1047 Ironing Tables andCertain PartsThereof/China . . . .

Home Products InternationalInc

A-570-890 . . . . 731-TA-1058 Wooden BedroomFurniture/China . . .

American DrewAmerican of MartinsvilleBassett Furniture Industries IncBebe FurnitureCarolina Furniture Works IncCarpenters Industrial UnionLocal 2093

Century Furniture IndustriesCountry Craft Furniture IncCraftiqueCrawford Furniture Mfg CorpEJ Victor IncForest DesignsHarden Furniture IncHart FurnitureHigdon Furniture CoIUE Industrial Division of CWALocal 82472

Johnston Tombigbee FurnitureMfg Co

Kincaid Furniture Co IncL & J G Stickley IncLea IndustriesMichels & CoMJ Wood Products IncMobel Inc



CommerceCase Number


Modern Furniture Manufactur-ers Inc

Moosehead Mfg CoOakwood InteriorsO’Sullivan Industries IncPennsylvania House IncPerdues IncSandberg Furniture Mfg Co IncStanley Furniture Co IncStatton Furniture Mfg AssocT Copeland & SonsTeamsters, Chauffeurs, Ware-housemen and HelpersLocal 991

Tom Seely FurnitureUBC Southern Council of In-dustrial Workers LocalUnion 2305

United Steelworkers ofAmerica Local 193U

Vaughan Furniture Co IncVaughan-Bassett Furniture CoInc

Vermont TubbsWebb Furniture Enterprises Inc

A-570-891 . . . . 731-TA-1059 Hand Trucks and Cer-tain Parts Thereof/China . . . . . . . . . . . .

B&P ManufacturingGleason Industrial Products IncHarper Trucks IncMagline IncPrecision Products IncWesco Industrial Products Inc

A-570-892 . . . . 731-TA-1060 Carbazole Violet Pig-ment 23/China . . . .


A-570-894 . . . . 731-TA-1070 Certain Tissue PaperProducts/China . . .

American Crepe CorpCindus CorpEagle Tissue LLCFlower City Tissue Mills Coand Subsidiary

Garlock Printing & ConvertingCorp

Green Mtn Specialties IncHallmark Cards IncPacon CorpPaper, Allied-Industrial, Chemi-cal and Energy WorkersInternational Union AFL-CIO(’’PACE’’)

Paper Service LTDPutney PaperSeaman Paper Co of MA Inc

A-570-895 . . . . 731-TA-1069 Certain Crepe PaperProducts/China . . .

American Crepe CorpCindus CorpPaper, Allied-Industrial, Chemi-cal and Energy WorkersInternational Union AFL-CIO(’’PACE’’)

Seaman Paper Co of MA Inc



CommerceCase Number


A-570-896 . . . . 731-TA-1071 Alloy Magnesium/China . . . . . . . . . . . .

Garfield Alloys IncGlass, Molders, Pottery, Plas-tics & Allied WorkersInternational Local 374

Halaco EngineeringMagReTech IncUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica Local 8319

US Magnesium LLCA-570-899 . . . . 731-TA-1091 Artists’ Canvas/China

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Duro Art IndustriesICG/Holliston Mills IncSignature World Class CanvasLLC

Tara Materials IncA-570-898 . . . . 731-TA-1082 Chlorinated

Isocyanurates/China. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

BioLab IncClearon CorpOccidental Chemical Corp

A-570-901 . . . . 731-TA-1095 Certain Lined PaperSchool Supplies/China . . . . . . . . . . . .



A-580-008 . . . . 731-TA-134 . . Color TelevisionReceivers/Korea . .

Committee to Preserve Ameri-can Color Television

Independent Radionic Workersof America



International Union of Electri-cal, Radio and MachineWorkers

A-580-507 . . . . 731-TA-279 . . Malleable Cast IronPipe Fittings/Korea


A-580-601 . . . . 731-TA-304 . . Top-of-the-StoveStainless SteelCooking Ware/ . . . .

Farberware

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Korea . . . . . . . . . . . . . Regal WareRevere Copper & BrassWearEver/Proctor Silex

A-580-603 . . . . 731-TA-315 . . Brass Sheet andStrip/Korea . . . . . . .


American BrassBridgeport BrassChase Brass & CopperHussey Copper



CommerceCase Number


International Association ofMachinists & Aerospace

WorkersMechanics Educational Societyof America (Local 56)


A-580-605 . . . . 731-TA-369 . . Color Picture Tubes/Korea . . . . . . . . . . . .







Zenith ElectronicsA-580-803 . . . . 731-TA-427 . . Small Business Tele-

phone Systems/Korea . . . . . . . . . . . .

American Telephone & Tele-graph

ComdialEagle Telephonic

A-580-805 . . . . 731-TA-442 . . IndustrialNitrocellulose/Korea. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Hercules

A-580-807 . . . . 731-TA-459 . . PolyethyleneTerephthalate Film/Korea . . . . . . . . . . . .

E I du Pont de NemoursHoechst CelaneseICI Americas

A-580-809 . . . . 731-TA-533 . . Circular WeldedNonalloy Steel Pipe/Korea . . . . . . . . . . . .


A-580-810 . . . . 731-TA-540 . . Welded ASTM A-312Stainless Steel Pipe/Korea . . . . . . . . . . . .

Avesta Sandvik TubeBristol MetalsCrucible MaterialsDamascus Tubular ProductsUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

A-580-811 . . . . 731-TA-546 . . Carbon Steel WireRope/Korea . . . . . .

Bridon AmericanMacwhytePaulsen Wire RopeThe Rochester Corporation



CommerceCase Number


United Automobile, Aerospaceand Agricultural ImplementWorkers (Local 960)

WilliamsportWire-rope WorksWire Rope Corporation ofAmerica

A-580-812 . . . . 731-TA-556 . . DRAMs of 1 Megabitand Above/Korea . .

Micron TechnologyNEC ElectronicsTexas Instruments

A-580-813 . . . . 731-TA-563 . . Stainless Steel Butt-Weld Pipe Fittings/Korea . . . . . . . . . . . .


A-580-815 . . . . 731-TA-607 . . Cold-Rolled CarbonSteel Flat Products/Korea . . . . . . . . . . . .




Armco Steel

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Korea . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bethlehem SteelCalifornia Steel IndustriesGeneva SteelGulf States SteelInland Steel IndustriesLTV SteelLukens SteelNational SteelNextechRouge Steel CoSharon SteelTheis Precision SteelThompson SteelUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica


A-580-825 . . . . 731-TA-715 . . Oil Country TubularGoods/Korea . . . . .

Bellville TubeIPSCOKoppel SteelLone Star SteelMaverick TubeNewport Steel



CommerceCase Number


North Star SteelUS SteelUSS/Kobe

A-580-829 . . . . 731-TA-772 . . Stainless Steel WireRod/Korea . . . . . . .


A-580-831 . . . . 731-TA-791 . . Stainless Steel Platein Coils/Korea . . . . .


A-580-834 . . . . 731-TA-801 . . Stainless Steel Sheetand Strip/Korea . . .




A-580-836 . . . . 731-TA-821 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/Korea .


A-580-839 . . . . 731-TA-825 . . Polyester StapleFiber/Korea . . . . . . .

Arteva Specialties SarlE I du Pont de NemoursIntercontinental PolymersWellman

A-580-841 . . . . 731-TA-854 . . Structural SteelBeams/Korea . . . . .

Northwestern Steel and WireNucorNucor-Yamato SteelTXI-Chaparral SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

A-580-844 . . . . 731-TA-877 . . Steel Concrete Rein-forcing Bar/Korea .

AB Steel Mill IncAmeriSteelAuburn SteelBirmingham SteelBorder SteelCascade Steel Rolling Mills IncCMC Steel GroupCo-Steel IncMarion SteelNorth Star Steel CoNucor SteelRebar Trade Action Coalition



CommerceCase Number


Riverview SteelSheffield SteelTAMCOTXI-Chaparral Steel Co

A-580-846 . . . . 731-TA-889 . . Stainless Steel Angle/Korea . . . . . . . . . . . .


A-580-847 . . . . 731-TA-916 . . Stainless Steel Bar/Korea . . . . . . . . . . . .



A-580-850 . . . . 731-TA-1017 Polyvinyl Alcohol/Korea . . . . . . . . . . . .

Celanese LtdE I du Pont de Nemours & Co

A-580-852 . . . . 731-TA-1026 Prestressed ConcreteSteel Wire Strand/Korea . . . . . . . . . . . .


A-583-008 . . . . 731-TA-132 . . Small Diameter Car-bon Steel Pipe andTube/Tawian . . . . . .

Allied Tube & ConduitAmerican TubeBull Moose TubeCopperweld TubingJ&L SteelKaiser SteelMerchant MetalsPittsburgh TubeSouthwestern PipeWestern Tube & Conduit

A-583-009 . . . . 731-TA-135 . . Color TelevisionReceivers/Taiwan .

Committee to Preserve Ameri-can Color Television

Independent Radionic Workersof America



International Union of Electri-cal, Radio and MachineWorkers

A-583-080 . . . . AA1921-197 . Carbon Steel Plate/Taiwan . . . . . . . . . . .

Bethlehem SteelChina SteelUS Steel

A-583-505 . . . . 731-TA-277 . . Oil Country TubularGoods/Taiwan . . . .

CF&I SteelCopperweld TubingCyclopsKPCLone Star SteelLTV SteelMaverick TubeQuanexUS Steel

A-583-507 . . . . 731-TA-280 . . Malleable Cast IronPipe Fittings/Taiwan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

GrinnellStanley G FlaggStockham Valves & Fittings



CommerceCase Number


U-BrandWard Manufacturing

A-583-508 . . . . 731-TA-299 . . Porcelain-on-SteelCooking Ware/Taiwan . . . . . . . . . . .

General Housewares

A-583-603 . . . . 731-TA-305 . . Top-of-the-StoveStainless SteelCooking Ware/ . . . .

Farberware

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Taiwan . . . . . . . . . . . . Regal WareRevere Copper & BrassWearEver/Proctor Silex

A-583-605 . . . . 731-TA-310 . . Carbon Steel Butt-Weld Pipe Fittings/Taiwan . . . . . . . . . . .


A-583-803 . . . . 731-TA-410 . . Light-Walled Rectan-gular Tube/Taiwan .

Bull Moose TubeHannibal IndustriesHarris TubeMaruichi AmericanSearing IndustriesSouthwestern PipeWestern Tube & Conduit

A-583-806 . . . . 731-TA-428 . . Small Business Tele-phone Systems/Taiwan . . . . . . . . . . .



A-583-810 . . . . 731-TA-475 . . Chrome-Plated LugNuts/Taiwan . . . . . .

Consolidated International Au-tomotive

Key ManufacturingMcGard

A-583-814 . . . . 731-TA-536 . . Circular WeldedNonalloy Steel Pipe/Taiwan . . . . . . . . . . .


A-583-815 . . . . 731-TA-541 . . Welded ASTM A-312Stainless Steel Pipe/Taiwan . . . . . . . . . . .

Avesta Sandvik TubeBristol MetalsCrucible MaterialsDamascus Tubular ProductsUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

A-583-816 . . . . 731-TA-564 . . Stainless Steel Butt-Weld Pipe Fittings/Taiwan . . . . . . . . . . .


A-583-820 . . . . 731-TA-625 . . Helical Spring LockWashers/Taiwan . .

Illinois Tool Works



CommerceCase Number


A-583-821 . . . . 731-TA-640 . . Forged StainlessSteel Flanges/Taiwan . . . . . . . . . . .

GerlinIdeal ForgingMaass FlangeMarkovitz Enterprises

A-583-824 . . . . 731-TA-729 . . Polyvinyl Alcohol/Taiwan . . . . . . . . . . .


A-583-825 . . . . 731-TA-743 . . Melamine InstitutionalDinnerware/Taiwan


A-583-826 . . . . 731-TA-759 . . Collated RoofingNails/Taiwan . . . . . .

Illinois Tool WorksInternational Staple and Ma-chines

Stanley-BostitchA-583-827 . . . . 731-TA-762 . . SRAMs/Taiwan . . . . Micron TechnologyA-583-828 . . . . 731-TA-775 . . Stainless Steel Wire

Rod/Taiwan . . . . . . .AL Tech Specialty SteelCarpenter TechnologyRepublic Engineered SteelsTalley Metals TechnologyUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

A-583-830 . . . . 731-TA-793 . . Stainless Steel Platein Coils/Taiwan . . . .


A-583-831 . . . . 731-TA-803 . . Stainless Steel Sheetand Strip/Taiwan . .




A-583-833 . . . . 731-TA-826 . . Polyester StapleFiber/Taiwan . . . . . .

Arteva Specialties SarlIntercontinental PolymersWellman

A-583-835 . . . . 731-TA-906 . . Hot-Rolled SteelProducts/Taiwan . .





CommerceCase Number


A-583-837 . . . . 731-TA-934 . . PolyethyleneTerephthalate Film,Sheet and Strip . . .

DuPont Teijin Films

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (PET Film)/Taiwan . . Mitsubishi Polyester Film LLCSKC America IncToray Plastics (America)

A-588-005 . . . . 731-TA-48 . . . High Power Micro-wave Amplifiers/Japan . . . . . . . . . . . .

AydinMCL

A-588-015 . . . . AA1921-66 . . Television Receivers/Japan . . . . . . . . . . . .

AGIV (USA)Casio ComputerCBM AmericaCitizen WatchFunai ElectricHitachiIndustrial Union DepartmentJC PennyMatsushitaMitsubishi ElectricMontgomery WardNECOrion ElectricPT ImportsPhilips ElectronicsPhilips MagnavoxSanyoSharpToshibaToshiba America ConsumerProducts

Victor Company of JapanZenith Electronics

A-588-028 . . . . AA1921-111 . Roller Chain/Japan . Acme Chain Division, NorthAmerican Rockwell

American Chain AssociationAtlas Chain & Precision Prod-ucts

Diamond ChainLink-Belt Chain Division, FMCMorse Chain Division, BorgWarner

Rex ChainbeltA-588-029 . . . . AA1921-85 . . Fish Netting of Man-

Made Fiber/Japan .Jovanovich SupplyLFSITrans-Pacific Trading

A-588-038 . . . . AA1921-98 . . BicycleSpeedometers/Japan . . . . . . . . . . . .

AvocetCat EyeDiversified ProductsNS InternationalSanyo ElectricStewart-Warner

A-588-041 . . . . AA1921-115 . Synthetic Methionine/Japan . . . . . . . . . . . .

Monsanto

A-588-045 . . . . AA1921-124 . Steel Wire Rope/Japan . . . . . . . . . . . .

AMSTED Industries

A-588-046 . . . . AA1921-129 . PolychloropreneRubber/Japan . . . .

E I du Pont de Nemours



CommerceCase Number


A-588-054 . . . . AA1921-143 . Tapered Roller Bear-ings 4 Inches andUnder/Japan . . . . . .

American Honda MotorFederal MogulFord MotorGeneral MotorsHondaHoover-NSK BearingIsuzuItochoITOCHU InternationalKanematsu-Goshu USAKawasaki Heavy Duty Indus-tries

Komatsu AmericaKoyo SeikoKubota TractorMitsubishiMotorambarNachi AmericaNachi WesternNachi-FujikoshiNippon SeikoNissan MotorNissan Motor USANSKNTNSubaru of AmericaSumitomoSuzuki MotorTimkenToyota Motor SalesYamaha Motors

A-588-055 . . . . AA1921-154 . Acrylic Sheet/Japan Polycast TechnologyA-588-056 . . . . AA1921-162 . Melamine/Japan . . . Melamine ChemicalA-588-068 . . . . AA1921-188 . Prestressed Concrete

Steel Wire Strand/Japan . . . . . . . . . . . .

American Spring WireArmco SteelBethlehem SteelCF&I SteelFlorida Wire & Cable

A-588-405 . . . . 731-TA-207 . . Cellular MobileTelephones/Japan .

EF JohnsonMotorola

A-588-602 . . . . 731-TA-309 . . Carbon Steel Butt-Weld Pipe Fittings/Japan . . . . . . . . . . . .


A-588-604 . . . . 731-TA-343 . . Tapered Roller Bear-ings Over 4 Inches/Japan . . . . . . . . . . . .


A-588-605 . . . . 731-TA-347 . . Malleable Cast IronPipe Fittings/Japan


A-588-609 . . . . 731-TA-368 . . Color Picture Tubes/Japan . . . . . . . . . . . .





CommerceCase Number






Zenith ElectronicsA-588-702 . . . . 731-TA-376 . . Stainless Steel Butt-

Weld Pipe Fittings/Japan . . . . . . . . . . . .

Flo-Mac IncFlowlineShaw Alloy Piping ProductsTaylor Forge Stainless

A-588-703 . . . . 731-TA-377 . . Internal CombustionIndustrial ForkliftTrucks/Japan . . . . .

Ad-Hoc Group of Workers fromHyster’s Berea, Kentucky andSulligent, Alabama Facilities


HysterIndependent Lift Truck BuildersUnion


United Shop & Service Em-ployees

A-588-704 . . . . 731-TA-379 . . Brass Sheet andStrip/Japan . . . . . . .




The Miller CompanyNorth Coast Brass & CopperOlinPegg MetalsRevere Copper ProductsUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

A-588-706 . . . . 731-TA-384 . . Nitrile Rubber/Japan Uniroyal ChemicalA-588-707 . . . . 731-TA-386 . . Granular

Polytetrafluoroethy-lene/Japan . . . . . . .

E I du Pont de NemoursICI Americas

A-588-802 . . . . 731-TA-389 . . 3.5’’ Microdisks/Japan . . . . . . . . . . . .

Verbatim

A-588-804 . . . . 731-TA-394-A Ball Bearings/Japan Emerson Power TransmissionKubar BearingsMcGill Manufacturing CoMPBRexnord IncRollway BearingsTorrington



CommerceCase Number


A-588-804 . . . . 731-TA-394-B Cylindrical RollerBearings/Japan . . .


A-588-804 . . . . 731-TA-394-C. . . . . . . . . . . . .

Spherical PlainBearings/Japan . . .

Emerson Power TransmissionRollway BearingsTorrington

A-588-806 . . . . 731-TA-408 . . Electrolytic Manga-nese Dioxide/Japan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ChemetalsKerr-McGeeRayovac

A-588-807 . . . . 731-TA-414 . . Industrial Belts/Japan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .


A-588-809 . . . . 731-TA-426 . . Small Business Tele-phone Systems/Japan . . . . . . . . . . . .



A-588-810 . . . . 731-TA-429 . . Mechanical TransferPresses/Japan . . . .

Allied ProductsUnited Autoworkers of AmericaUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

A-588-811 . . . . 731-TA-432 . . Drafting Machines/Japan . . . . . . . . . . . .

Vemco

A-588-812 . . . . 731-TA-440 . . IndustrialNitrocellulose/Japan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Hercules

A-588-815 . . . . 731-TA-461 . . Gray Portland Ce-ment and Clinker/Japan . . . . . . . . . . . .

Calaveras CementHanson Permanente CementIndependent Workers of NorthAmerica (Locals 49, 52,89, 192 and 471)

International Union of Operat-ing Engineers (Local 12)

National Cement Co IncNational Cement Company ofCalifornia

SouthdownA-588-817 . . . . 731-TA-469 . . Electroluminescent

Flat-Panel Displays/Japan . . . . . . . . . . . .

The Cherry CorporationElectro PlasmaMagnascreenOIS Optical Imaging SystemsPhotonics TechnologyPlanar SystemsPlasmaco

A-588-823 . . . . 731-TA-571 . . Professional ElectricCutting Tools/Japan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Black & Decker


Bethlehem Steel

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Japan . . . . . . . . . . . . . California Steel IndustriesGeneva SteelGulf States SteelLukens SteelNextechRouge Steel CoSharon Steel



CommerceCase Number


Theis Precision SteelThompson SteelUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica


A-588-831 . . . . 731-TA-660 . . Grain-Oriented Sili-con Electrical Steel/Japan . . . . . . . . . . . .

Allegheny LudlumArmco SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

A-588-833 . . . . 731-TA-681 . . Stainless Steel Bar/Japan . . . . . . . . . . . .


A-588-835 . . . . 731-TA-714 . . Oil Country TubularGoods/Japan . . . . .

IPSCOKoppel SteelLone Star Steel CoMaverick TubeNewport SteelNorth Star SteelUS Steel

A-588-836 . . . . 731-TA-727 . . Polyvinyl Alcohol/Japan . . . . . . . . . . . .


A-588-837 . . . . 731-TA-737 . . Large NewspaperPrinting Presses/Japan . . . . . . . . . . . .

Rockwell Graphics Systems

A-588-838 . . . . 731-TA-739 . . Clad Steel Plate/Japan . . . . . . . . . . . .

Lukens Steel

A-588-839 . . . . 731-TA-740 . . Sodium Azide/Japan American AzideA-588-840 . . . . 731-TA-748 . . Gas Turbo-

CompressorSystems/Japan . . .

Demag DelavalDresser-RandUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

A-588-841 . . . . 731-TA-750 . . VectorSupercomputers/Japan . . . . . . . . . . . .

Cray Research

A-588-843 . . . . 731-TA-771 . . Stainless Steel WireRod/Japan . . . . . . .


A-588-845 . . . . 731-TA-800 . . Stainless Steel Sheetand Strip/Japan . . .





CommerceCase Number



A-588-846 . . . . 731-TA-807 . . Hot-Rolled CarbonSteel Flat Products/Japan . . . . . . . . . . . .

Acme SteelBethlehem SteelCalifornia Steel IndustriesGallatin SteelGeneva SteelGulf States SteelIndependent SteelworkersIPSCOIspat/InlandLTV SteelNucorRouge Steel CoSteel DynamicsUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica


A-588-847 . . . . 731-TA-820 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/Japan .

Bethlehem SteelGeneva SteelGulf States SteelIPSCO SteelTuscaloosa SteelUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

A-588-850 . . . . 731-TA-847 . . Large-Diameter Car-bon Steel SeamlessPipe/Japan . . . . . . .

North Star SteelTimkenUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

USS/KobeA-588-851 . . . . 731-TA-847 . . Small-Diameter Car-

bon Steel SeamlessPipe/Japan . . . . . . .

Koppel SteelNorth Star SteelSharon TubeTimkenUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica


A-588-852 . . . . 731-TA-853 . . Structural SteelBeams/Japan . . . . .


A-588-854 . . . . 731-TA-860 . . Tin-Mill Products/Japan . . . . . . . . . . . .

Independent SteelworkersUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

Weirton SteelA-588-856 . . . . 731-TA-888 . . Stainless Steel Angle/

Japan . . . . . . . . . . . .Slater SteelsUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica



CommerceCase Number


A-588-857 . . . . 731-TA-919 . . Welded Large Diam-eter Line Pipe/Japan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

American Cast Iron PipeBerg Steel PipeBethlehem SteelNapa Pipe/Oregon Steel MillsSaw Pipes USAStuppUS Steel

A-588-861 . . . . 731-TA-1016 Polyvinyl Alcohol/Japan . . . . . . . . . . . .

Celenex LtdE I du Pont de Nemours & Co

A-588-862 . . . . 731-TA-1023 Certain Ceramic Sta-tion Post Insulators/Japan . . . . . . . . . . . .

Lapp Insulator Co LLCNewell Porcelain Co IncVictor Insulators Inc

A-588-866 . . . . 731-TA-1090 Superalloy DegassedChromium/Japan . .

Eramet Marietta Inc


Armco Steel

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Australia . . . . . . . . . . Bethlehem SteelCalifornia Steel IndustriesGeneva SteelGulf States SteelInland Steel IndustriesLTV SteelLukens SteelNational SteelNextechRouge Steel CoSharon SteelTheis Precision SteelThompson SteelUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica


A-791-805 . . . . 731-TA-792 . . Stainless Steel Platein Coils/South Africa. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .


A-791-808 . . . . 731-TA-850 . . Small-Diameter Car-bon Steel SeamlessPipe/South . . . . . . .

Koppel Steel

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Africa . . . . . . . . . . . . . North Star SteelSharon TubeTimkenUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica


A-791-809 . . . . 731-TA-905 . . Hot-Rolled SteelProducts/South Af-rica . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Bethlehem SteelGallatin SteelIndependent SteelworkersIPSCOLTV SteelNational Steel



CommerceCase Number


NucorRouge Steel CoSteel DynamicsUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica


A-791-815 . . . . 731-TA-987 . . Ferrovanadium/SouthAfrica . . . . . . . . . . . .

Bear Metallurgical CoShieldalloy Metallurgical Corp

A-821-801 . . . . 731-TA-340E Solid Urea/Russia . . Agrico ChemicalAmerican CyanamidCF IndustriesFirst MississippiMississippi ChemicalTerra InternationalWR Grace

A-821-802 . . . . 731-TA-539-C. . . . . . . . . . . . .

Uranium/Russia . . . . Ferret ExplorationFirst HoldingGeomex MineralsIMC FertilizerMalapai ResourcesOil, Chemical and AtomicWorkers

Pathfinder MinesPower ResourcesRio Algom MiningSolution MiningTotal MineralsUmetco MineralsUranium Resources

A-821-804 . . . . 731-TA-568 . . Ferrosilicon/Russia . AIMCORAlabama SiliconAmerican AlloysGlobe MetallurgicalOil, Chemical and AtomicWorkers (Local 389)



A-821-805 . . . . 731-TA-697 . . Pure Magnesium/Russia . . . . . . . . . . .

Dow ChemicalInternational Union of Operat-ing Engineers (Local 564)



A-821-807 . . . . 731-TA-702 . . Ferrovanadium andNitrided Vanadium/Russia . . . . . . . . . . .

Shieldalloy Metallurgical

A-821-809 . . . . 731-TA-808 . . Hot-Rolled CarbonSteel Flat Products/Russia . . . . . . . . . . .

Acme SteelBethlehem SteelCalifornia Steel IndustriesGallatin SteelGeneva Steel



CommerceCase Number


Gulf States SteelIndependent SteelworkersIPSCOIspat/InlandLTV SteelNational SteelNucorRouge Steel CoSteel DynamicsUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica


A-821-811 . . . . 731-TA-856 . . Ammonium Nitrate/Russia . . . . . . . . . . .

AgriumAir Products and ChemicalsEl Dorado ChemicalLaRocheMississippi ChemicalNitramWil-Gro Fertilizer

A-821-817 . . . . 731-TA-991 . . Silicon Metal/Russia Globe Metallurgical IncSIMCALA Inc

A-821-819 . . . . 731-TA1072 . Pure and AlloyMagnesium/Russia

Garfield Alloys IncGlass, Molders, Pottery, Plas-tics & Allied WorkersInternational Local 374

Halaco EngineeringMagReTech IncUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica Local 8319

US Magnesium LLCA-822-801 . . . . 731-TA-340B Solid Urea/Belarus . Agrico Chemical

American CyanamidCF IndustriesFirst MississippiMississippi ChemicalTerra InternationalWR Grace

A-822-804 . . . . 731-TA-873 . . Steel Concrete Rein-forcing Bar/Belarus


A-823-801 . . . . 731-TA-340H Solid Urea/Ukraine . Agrico ChemicalAmerican CyanamidCF Industries



CommerceCase Number


First MississippiMississippi ChemicalTerra InternationalWR Grace

A-823-802 . . . . 731-TA-539-E Uranium/Ukraine . . . Ferret ExplorationFirst HoldingGeomex MineralsIMC FertilizerMalapai ResourcesOil, Chemical and AtomicWorkers


A-823-804 . . . . 731-TA-569 . . Ferrosilicon/Ukraine AIMCORAlabama SiliconAmerican AlloysGlobe MetallurgicalOil, Chemical and AtomicWorkers (Local 389)



A-823-805 . . . . 731-TA-673 . . Silicomanganese/Ukraine . . . . . . . . . .


A-823-809 . . . . 731-TA-882 . . Steel Concrete Rein-forcing Bar/Ukraine


A-823-810 . . . . 731-TA-894 . . Ammonium Nitrate/Ukraine . . . . . . . . . .

AgriumAir Products and ChemicalsCommittee for Fair AmmoniumNitrate Trade

El Dorado ChemicalLaRoche IndustriesMississippi ChemicalNitramProdica



CommerceCase Number


A-823-811 . . . . 731-TA-908 . . Hot-Rolled SteelProducts/Ukraine . .



A-823-812 . . . . 731-TA-962 . . Carbon and CertainAlloy Steel WireRod/Ukraine . . . . . .




Rocky Mountain Steel MillsA-831-801 . . . . 731-TA-340A Solid Urea/Armenia . Agrico Chemical


A-834-806 . . . . 731-TA-902 . . Hot-Rolled SteelProducts/Kazakhstan . . . . . . .

Bethlehem SteelGallatin SteelIndependent SteelworkersIPSCOLTV SteelNational SteelNucorRouge Steel CoSteel DymanicsUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica


A-834-807 . . . . 731-TA-930 . . Silicomanganese/Kazakhstan . . . . . . .

Eramet MariettaPaper, Allied-Industrial, Chemi-cal and Energy WorkersInternational Union, Local5-0639



CommerceCase Number


A-841-804 . . . . 731-TA-879 . . Steel Concrete Rein-forcing Bar/Moldova. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .


A-841-805 . . . . 731-TA-959 . . Carbon and CertainAlloy Steel WireRod/Moldova . . . . .




Rocky Mountain Steel MillsA-842-801 . . . . 731-TA-340F Solid Urea/Tajikistan Agrico Chemical


A-843-801 . . . . 731-TA-340G Solid Urea/Turkmenistan . . . . .

Agrico ChemicalAmerican CyanamidCF IndustriesFirst MississippiMississippi ChemicalTerra InternationalWR Grace

A-843-802 . . . . 731-TA-539 . . Uranium/Kazakhstan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Ferret ExplorationFirst HoldingGeomex MineralsIMC FertilizerMalapai ResourcesOil, Chemical and AtomicWorkers




CommerceCase Number


A-843-804 . . . . 731-TA-566 . . Ferrosilicon/Kazakhstan . . . . . . .




A-844-801 . . . . 731-TA-340I . Solid Urea/Uzbekistan . . . . . . .

Agrico ChemicalAmerican CyanamidCF IndustriesFirst MississippiMississippi ChemicalTerra InternationalWR Grace

A-844-802 . . . . 731-TA-539-F Uranium/Uzbekistan Ferret ExplorationFirst HoldingGeomex MineralsIMC FertilizerMalapai ResourcesOil, Chemical and AtomicWorkers


A-851-802 . . . . 731-TA-846 . . Small-Diameter Car-bon Steel SeamlessPipe/Czech . . . . . . .

Koppel Steel

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Republic . . . . . . . . . . North Star SteelSharon TubeTimkenUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica


C-122-404 . . . . 701-TA-224 . . Live Swine/Canada . National Pork Producers Coun-cil

Wilson FoodsC-122-805 . . . . 701-TA-297 . . Steel Rails/Canada . Bethlehem Steel

CF&I SteelC-122-815 . . . . 701-TA-309-A Alloy Magnesium/

Canada . . . . . . . . . .Magnesium Corporation ofAmerica

C-122-815 . . . . 701-TA-309-B Pure Magnesium/Canada . . . . . . . . . .


C-122-839 . . . . 701-TA-414 . . Softwood Lumber/Canada . . . . . . . . . .

71 Lumber CoAlmond Bros Lbr CoAnthony TimberlandsBalfour Lbr CoBall Lumber



CommerceCase Number


Banks Lumber CompanyBarge Forest Products CoBeadles Lumber CoBearden LumberBennett LumberBig Valley Band MillBighorn Lumber Co IncBlue Mountain LumberBuddy Bean LumberBurgin Lumber Co LtdBurt Lumber CompanyC&D Lumber CoCeda-Pine VeneerCersosimo Lumber Co IncCharles Ingram Lumber Co IncCharleston Heart PineChesterfield LumberChipsChocorua Valley Lumber CoClaude Howard LumberClearwater Forest IndustriesCLW IncCM Tucker Lumber CorpCoalition for Fair Lumber Im-ports Executive Committee

Cody Lumber CoCollins Pine CoCollums LumberColumbus Lumber CoContoocook River LumberConway Guiteau LumberCornwright Lumber CoCrown PacificDaniels Lumber IncDean Lumber Co IncDeltic Timber CorporationDevils Tower Forest ProductsDiPrizio Pine SalesDorchester Lumber CoDR Johnson LumberEast Brainerd Lumber CoEast Coast Lumber CompanyEas-Tex LumberECK Wood ProductsEllingson Lumber CoElliott SawmillingEmpire Lumber CoEvergreen Forest ProductsExcalibur Shelving SystemsInc

Exley Lumber CoFH Stoltze Land & Lumber CoFL Turlington Lbr Co IncFleming LumberFlippo LumberFloragen Forest ProductsFrank Lumber CoFranklin Timber CoFred Tebb & SonsFremont SawmillFrontier Resources



CommerceCase Number


Garrison Brothers Lumber Coand Subsidiaries

Georgia LumberGilman Building ProductsGodfrey LumberGranite State Forest Prod IncGreat Western Lumber CoGreenville Molding IncGriffin Lumber CompanyGuess Brothers LumberGulf LumberGulf States PaperGuy Bennett LumberHampton ResourcesHancock LumberHankins IncHankins Lumber CoHarrigan LumberHarwood ProductsHaskell Lumber IncHatfield LumberHedstrom LumberHerrick Millwork IncHG Toler & Son Lumber Co IncHG Wood Industries LLCHogan & Storey Wood ProdHogan Lumber CoHood IndustriesHS Hofler & Sons Lumber CoInc

Hubbard Forest Ind IncHW Culp Lumber CoIdaho Veneer CoIndustrial Wood ProductsIntermountain Res LLCInternational PaperJ Franklin Jones Lumber CoInc

Jack Batte & Sons IncJasper Lumber CompanyJD Martin Lumber CoJE Jones Lumber CoJerry G Williams & SonsJH Knighton Lumber CoJohnson Lumber CompanyJordan Lumber & SupplyJoseph Timber CoJP Haynes Lbr Co IncJV Wells IncJW Jones LumberKeadle Lumber EnterprisesKeller LumberKing Lumber CoKonkolville LumberLangdale Forest ProductsLaurel Lumber CompanyLeavitt Lumber CoLeesville Lumber CoLimington Lumber CoLongview Fibre CoLovell Lumber Co Inc



CommerceCase Number


M Kendall Lumber CoManke Lumber CoMarriner Lumber CoMason LumberMB Heath & Sons Lumber CoMC Dixon Lumber Co IncMebane Lumber Co IncMetcalf Lumber Co IncMillry Mill Co IncMoose Creek Lumber CoMoose River LumberMorgan Lumber Co IncMount Yonah Lumber CoNagel LumberNew Kearsarge CorpNew SouthNicolet HardwoodsNieman Sawmills SDNieman Sawmills WYNorth FloridaNorthern Lights Timber & Lum-ber

Northern Neck Lumber CoOchoco Lumber CoOlon Belcher Lumber CoOwens and Hurst LumberPackaging Corp of AmericaPage & Hill Forest ProductsPaper, Allied-Industrial, Chemi-cal and Energy WorkersInternational Union

Parker LumberPate Lumber Co IncPBS LumberPedigo Lumber CoPiedmont Hardwood LumberCo

Pine River Lumber CoPinecrest Lumber CoPleasant River Lumber CoPleasant Western Lumber IncPlum Creek TimberPollard LumberPortacPotlatchPotomac SupplyPrecision Lumber IncPruitt Lumber IncR Leon Williams Lumber CoRA Yancey LumberRajala Timber CoRalph Hamel Forest ProductsRandy D Miller LumberRappahannock Lumber CoRegulus Stud Mills IncRiley Creek LumberRoanoke Lumber CoRobbins LumberRobertson LumberRoseburg Forest Products CoRough & Ready



CommerceCase Number


RSG Forest ProductsRushmore Forest ProductsRY Timber IncSam Mabry Lumber CoScotch LumberSDS Lumber CoSeacoast Mills IncSeago LumberSeattle-SnohomishSeneca SawmillShaver Wood ProductsShearer Lumber ProductsShuqualak LumberSI Storey LumberSierra Forest ProductsSierra Pacific IndustriesSigfridson Wood ProductsSilver City Lumber IncSomers Lbr & Mfg IncSouth & JonesSouth CoastSouthern Forest Industries IncSouthern LumberSt Laurent Forest ProductsStarfire Lumber CoSteely Lumber Co IncStimson LumberSummit Timber CoSundance LumberSuperior LumberSwanson Superior ForestProducts Inc

Swift LumberTamarack MillTaylor Lumber & Treating IncTemple-Inland Forest ProductsThompson River LumberThree Rivers TimberThrift Brothers Lumber Co IncTimco IncTolleson LumberToney LumberTR Miller Mill CoTradewinds of Virginia LtdTravis Lumber CoTree Source Industries IncTri-State LumberTTT StudsUnited Brotherhood of Carpen-ters and Joiners

Viking Lumber CoVP Kiser Lumber CoWalton Lumber Co IncWarm Springs Forest ProductsWestvaco CorpWilkins, Kaiser & Olsen IncWM Shepherd Lumber CoWR Robinson Lumber Co IncWrenn Brothers IncWyoming SawmillsYakama Forest Products



CommerceCase Number


Younce & Ralph Lumber CoInc

Zip-O-Log Mills IncC-122-841 . . . . 701-TA-418 . . Carbon and Certain

Alloy Steel WireRod/Canada . . . . . .




Rocky Mountain Steel MillsC-122-848 . . . . 701-TA-430B Hard Red Spring

Wheat/Canada . . . .North Dakota Wheat Commis-sion

C-201-505 . . . . 701-TA-265 . . Porcelain-on-SteelCooking Ware/Mexico . . . . . . . . . . .

General Housewares

C-201-810 . . . . 701-TA-325 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/Mexico


C-307-804 . . . . 303-TA-21 . . . Gray Portland Ce-ment and Clinker/Venezuela . . . . . . . .

Florida Crushed StoneSouthdownTarmac America

C-307-808 . . . . 303-TA-23 . . . Ferrosilicon/Venezuela . . . . . . . .




C-333-401 . . . . 701-TA-E . . . . Cotton Shop Towels/Peru . . . . . . . . . . . . .

DurafabKleen-Tex IndustriesLewis Eckert RobbMillikenPavis & Harcourt

C-351-037 . . . . 104-TAA-21 . Cotton Yarn/Brazil . . American Yarn Spinners Asso-ciation

Harriet & Henderson YarnsLaFar Industries



CommerceCase Number


C-351-504 . . . . 701-TA-249 . . Heavy Iron Construc-tion Castings/Brazil

Alhambra FoundryAllegheny FoundryBingham & TaylorCampbell FoundryCharlotte Pipe & FoundryDeeter FoundryEast Jordan FoundryLe Baron FoundryMunicipal CastingsNeenah FoundryOpelika FoundryPinkerton FoundryTyler PipeUS Foundry & ManufacturingVulcan Foundry

C-351-604 . . . . 701-TA-269 . . Brass Sheet andStrip/Brazil . . . . . . .





C-351-818 . . . . 701-TA-320 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/Brazil . .


C-351-829 . . . . 701-TA-384 . . Hot-Rolled CarbonSteel Flat Products/Brazil . . . . . . . . . . . .

Acme SteelBethlehem SteelCalifornia Steel IndustriesGallatin SteelGeneva SteelGulf States SteelIndependent SteelworkersIPSCOIspat/InlandLTV SteelNational SteelNucorRouge Steel CoSteel Dynamics



CommerceCase Number


US SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica


C-351-833 . . . . 701-TA-417 . . Carbon and CertainAlloy Steel WireRod/Brazil . . . . . . . .




Rocky Mountain Steel MillsC-357-004 . . . . 701-TA-A . . . . Carbon Steel Wire

Rod/Argentina . . . .Atlantic SteelContinental SteelGeorgetown SteelNorth Star SteelRaritan River Steel

C-357-813 . . . . 701-TA-402 . . Honey/Argentina . . . AH Meyer & SonsAdee Honey FarmsAlthoff ApiariesAmerican Beekeeping Federa-tion


Anderson ApiariesArroyo ApiariesArtesian Honey ProducersB Weaver ApiariesBailey EnterprisesBarkman HoneyBasler Honey ApiaryBeals HoneyBears Paw ApiariesBeaverhead HoneyBee BizBee Haven HoneyBelliston Brothers ApiariesBig Sky HoneyBill Rhodes HoneyRichard E BlakeCurt BronnenberyBrown’s Honey FarmsBrumley’s BeesBuhmann ApiariesCarys Honey FarmsChaparrel HoneyCharles ApiariesMitchell CharlesCollins HoneyConor Apiaries



CommerceCase Number


Coy’s Honey FarmDave Nelson ApiariesDelta BeeEisele’s Pollination & HoneyEllingsoa’sElliott Curtis & SonsCharles L Emmons, SrGause HoneyGene Brandi ApiariesGriffith HoneyHaff ApiariesHamilton Bee FarmsHamilton HoneyHappie BeeHarvest HoneyHarvey’s HoneyHiatt HoneyHoffman HoneyHollman ApiariesHoney HouseHoneybee ApiariesGary M HonlRand William Honl andSydney Jo Honl

James R & Joann Smith TrustJaynes Bee ProductsJohnston Honey FarmsLarry JohnstonKe-An HoneyKent HoneybeesLake-Indianhead Honey FarmsLamb’s Honey FarmLas Flores ApiariesMackrill Honey Farms & SalesRaymond MarquetteMason & Sons HoneyMcCoy’s Sunny South ApiariesMerrimack Valley Apiaries &Evergreen Honey

Met 2 Honey FarmMissouri River HoneyMitchell Brothers HoneyMonda Honey FarmMontana Dakota HoneyNorthern Bloom HoneyNoye’s ApiariesOakes HoneyOakley Honey FarmsOld Mill ApiariesOpp HoneyOro DulcePeterson’s ’’Naturally Sweet’’Honey

Potoczak Bee FarmsPrice ApiariesPure Sweet Honey FarmsRobertson Pollination ServiceRobson HoneyWilliam RobsonRosedale Apiaries



CommerceCase Number


Ryan ApiariesSchmidt Honey FarmsSimpson ApiariesSioux Honey AssociationSmoot HoneySolby HoneyStahlman ApiariesSteve E Parks ApiariesStroope Bee & HoneyT&D Honey BeeTalbott’s HoneyTerry ApiariesThompson ApiariesTriple A FarmTropical Blossom HoneyTubbs ApiariesVenable WholesaleWalter L Wilson Buzz 76Apiaries


C-357-815 . . . . 701-TA-404 . . Hot-Rolled SteelProducts/Argentina



C-401-401 . . . . 701-TA-231 . . Cold-Rolled CarbonSteel Flat Products/Sweden . . . . . . . . . .

Bethlehem SteelChaparralUS Steel

C-401-804 . . . . 701-TA-327 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/Sweden. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .


C-403-802 . . . . 701-TA-302 . . Fresh and ChilledAtlantic Salmon/Norway . . . . . . . . . .

Heritage SalmonThe Coalition for Fair AtlanticSalmon Trade



CommerceCase Number


C-408-046 . . . . 104-TAA-7 . . Sugar/EU . . . . . . . . . AJ YatesAlexander & BaldwinAmerican Farm Bureau Fed-eration

American Sugar Cane LeagueAmerican Sugarbeet GrowersAssociation

Amstar SugarFlorida Sugar Cane LeagueFlorida Sugar Marketing andTerminal Association

H&R BrokerageHawaiian Agricultural ResearchCenter

Leach FarmsMichigan Farm BureauMichigan SugarRio Grande Valley SugarGrowers Association

Sugar Cane Growers Coopera-tive of Florida

Talisman SugarUS Beet Sugar AssociationUnited States Beet Sugar As-sociation

United States Cane Sugar Re-finers’ Association

C-412-815 . . . . 701-TA-328 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/UnitedKingdom . . . . . . . . .


C-412-821 . . . . 701-TA-412 . . Low EnrichedUranium/UnitedKingdom . . . . . . . . .


C-421-601 . . . . 701-TA-278 . . Fresh Cut Flowers/Netherlands . . . . . .


C-421-809 . . . . 701-TA-411 . . Low EnrichedUranium/Netherlands . . . . . .


C-423-806 . . . . 701-TA-319 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/Belgium. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Bethlehem SteelCalifornia Steel IndustriesGeneva SteelGulf States Steel



CommerceCase Number


Inland Steel IndustriesLukens SteelNational SteelNextechSharon SteelTheis Precision SteelThompson SteelUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

C-423-809 . . . . 701-TA-376 . . Stainless Steel Platein Coils/Belgium . . .

Allegheny LudlumArmco SteelLukens SteelNorth American StainlessUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

C-427-603 . . . . 701-TA-270 . . Brass Sheet andStrip/France . . . . . .





C-427-805 . . . . 701-TA-315 . . Hot-Rolled Lead andBismuth CarbonSteel . . . . . . . . . . . .

Bethlehem Steel

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Products/France . . . Inland Steel IndustriesUSS/Kobe Steel

C-427-810 . . . . 701-TA-348 . . Corrosion-ResistantCarbon Steel FlatProducts/ . . . . . . . . .

Armco Steel

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . France . . . . . . . . . . . . Bethlehem SteelCalifornia Steel IndustriesGeneva SteelGulf States SteelInland Steel IndustriesLTV SteelLukens SteelNational SteelNextechRouge Steel CoSharon SteelTheis Precision SteelThompson SteelUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica




CommerceCase Number


C-427-815 . . . . 701-TA-380 . . Stainless Steel Sheetand Strip/France . .


Carpenter Technology CorpNorth American StainlessUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica


C-427-817 . . . . 701-TA-387 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/France .

Bethlehem SteelGeneva SteelIPSCO SteelNational SteelUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

C-427-819 . . . . 701-TA-409 . . Low EnrichedUranium/France . . .


C-428-817 . . . . 701-TA-340 . . Cold-Rolled CarbonSteel Flat Products/Germany . . . . . . . . .




Armco Steel

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany . . . . . . . . . . Bethlehem SteelCalifornia Steel IndustriesGeneva SteelGulf States SteelInland Steel IndustriesLTV SteelLukens SteelNational SteelNextechRouge Steel CoSharon SteelTheis Precision SteelThompson SteelUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica




CommerceCase Number


C-428-817 . . . . 701-TA-322 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/Germany. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .


C-428-829 . . . . 701-TA-410 . . Low EnrichedUranium/Germany .


C-437-805 . . . . 701-TA-426 . . Sulfanilic Acid/Hungary . . . . . . . . .


C-469-004 . . . . 701-TA-178 . . Stainless Steel WireRod/Spain . . . . . . . .

AL Tech Specialty SteelArmco SteelCarpenter TechnologyColt IndustriesCyclopsGuterl Special SteelJoslyn Stainless SteelsRepublic Steel

C-469-804 . . . . 701-TA-326 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/Spain . .


C-475-812 . . . . 701-TA-355 . . Grain-Oriented Sili-con Electrical Steel/Italy . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Allegheny LudlumArmco SteelButler Armco IndependentUnion


Zanesville Armco IndependentUnion

C-475-815 . . . . 701-TA-362 . . Seamless Pipe/Italy Koppel SteelQuanexTimkenUnited States Steel

C-475-817 . . . . 701-TA-364 . . Oil Country TubularGoods/Italy . . . . . . .

IPSCOKoppel SteelLone Star SteelMaverick TubeNewport SteelNorth Star SteelUS SteelUSS/Kobe



CommerceCase Number


C-475-819 . . . . 701-TA-365 . . Pasta/Italy . . . . . . . . . A Zerega’s SonsAmerican Italian PastaBordenD Merlino & SonsDakota Growers PastaFouldsGilster-Mary LeeGooch FoodsHershey FoodsLaRinascente Macaroni CoPasta USAPhiladelphia MacaroniST Specialty Foods

C-475-821 . . . . 701-TA-373 . . Stainless Steel WireRod/Italy . . . . . . . . .


C-475-823 . . . . 701-TA-377 . . Stainless Steel Platein Coils/Italy . . . . . .


C-475-825 . . . . 701-TA-381 . . Stainless Steel Sheetand Strip/Italy . . . . .




C-475-827 . . . . 701-TA-390 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/Italy . . .

Bethlehem SteelGeneva SteelGulf States SteelIPSCO SteelNational SteelUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

C-475-830 . . . . 701-TA-413 . . Stainless Steel Bar/Italy . . . . . . . . . . . . .



C-489-502 . . . . 701-TA-253 . . Welded Carbon SteelPipe and Tube/Turkey . . . . . . . . . . .

Allied Tube & ConduitAmerican TubeBernard EppsBock IndustriesBull Moose Tube



CommerceCase Number


Central Steel TubeCentury TubeCopperweld TubingCyclopsHughes Steel & TubeKaiser SteelLaclede SteelMaruichi AmericanMaverick TubeMerchant MetalsPhoenix SteelPittsburgh TubeQuanexSharon TubeSouthwestern PipeUNR-LeavittWelded TubeWestern Tube & ConduitWheatland Tube

C-489-806 . . . . 701-TA-366 . . Pasta/Turkey . . . . . . A Zerega’s SonsAmerican Italian PastaBordenD Merlino & SonsDakota Growers PastaFouldsGilster-Mary LeeGooch FoodsHershey FoodsLaRinascente Macaroni CoPasta USAPhiladelphia MacaroniST Specialty Foods

C-507-501 . . . . N/A . . . . . . . . . Raw In-ShellPistachios/Iran . . . .

Blackwell Land CoCal Pure Pistachios IncCalifornia Pistachio Commis-sion

California Pistachio OrchardsKeenan Farms IncKern Pistachio Hulling & DryingCo-Op

Los Rancheros de Poco PedroPistachio Producers of Califor-nia

TM Duche Nut Co IncC-507-601 . . . . N/A . . . . . . . . . Roasted In-Shell

Pistachios/Iran . . . .Cal Pure Pistachios IncCalifornia Pistachio Commis-sion

Keenan Farms IncKern Pistachio Hulling & DryingCo-Op

Pistachio Producers of Califor-nia

TM Duche Nut Co IncC-508-605 . . . . 701-TA-286 . . Industrial Phosphoric

Acid/Israel . . . . . . . .Albright & WilsonFMCHydrite ChemicalMonsantoStauffer Chemical



CommerceCase Number


C-533-063 . . . . 303-TA-13 . . . Iron Metal Castings/India . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Campbell FoundryLe Baron FoundryMunicipal CastingsNeenah FoundryPinkerton FoundryUS Foundry & ManufacturingVulcan Foundry

C-533-807 . . . . 701-TA-318 . . Sulfanilic Acid/India . R-M IndustriesC-533-818 . . . . 701-TA-388 . . Cut-to-Length Carbon

Steel Plate/India . .Bethlehem SteelGeneva SteelGulf States SteelIPSCO SteelNational SteelTuscaloosa SteelUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

C-533-821 . . . . 701-TA-405 . . Hot-Rolled SteelProducts/India . . . .



C-533-825 . . . . 701-TA-415 . . PolyethyleneTerephthalate Film,Sheet and Strip . . .

DuPont Teijin Films

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (PET Film)/India . . . . Mitsubishi Polyester Film LLCSKC America IncToray Plastics (America)

C-533-829 . . . . 701-TA-432 . . Prestressed ConcreteSteel Wire Strand/India . . . . . . . . . . . . .


C-533-839 . . . . 701-TA-437 . . Carbazole Violet Pig-ment 23/India . . . . .


C-533-844 . . . . 701-TA-442 . . Certain Lined PaperSchool Supplies/India . . . . . . . . . . . . .


Norcom IncPacon CorpRoaring Spring Blank Book CoTop Flight Inc



CommerceCase Number


United Steel, Paper and For-estry, Rubber, Manufacturing,Energy, Allied Industrial andService Workers InternationalUnion, AFL-CIO-CLC (USW)

C-535-001 . . . . 701-TA-202 . . Cotton Shop Towels/Pakistan . . . . . . . . .

Milliken

C-549-818 . . . . 701-TA-408 . . Hot-Rolled SteelProducts/Thailand .



C-560-806 . . . . 701-TA-389 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/Indonesia . . . . . . . .


C-560-813 . . . . 701-TA-406 . . Hot-Rolled SteelProducts/Indonesia



C-560-819 . . . . 701-TA-443 . . Certain Lined PaperSchool Supplies/Indonesia . . . . . . . .





CommerceCase Number


C-580-602 . . . . 701-TA-267 . . Top-of-the-StoveStainless SteelCooking Ware/ . . . .

Farberware

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Korea . . . . . . . . . . . . . Regal WareRevere Copper & BrassWearEver/Proctor Silex

C-580-818 . . . . 701-TA-342 . . Cold-Rolled CarbonSteel Flat Products/Korea . . . . . . . . . . . .




Armco Steel

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Korea . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bethlehem SteelCalifornia Steel IndustriesGeneva SteelGulf States SteelInland Steel IndustriesLTV SteelLukens SteelNational SteelNextechRouge Steel CoSharon SteelTheis Precision SteelThompson SteelUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica


C-580-835 . . . . 701-TA-382 . . Stainless Steel Sheetand Strip/Korea . . .




C-580-837 . . . . 701-TA-391 . . Cut-to-Length CarbonSteel Plate/Korea .

Bethlehem SteelGeneva SteelGulf States SteelIPSCO Steel



CommerceCase Number


National SteelTuscaloosa SteelUS SteelUnited Steelworkers ofAmerica

C-580-842 . . . . 701-TA-401 . . Structural SteelBeams/Korea . . . . .


C-580-851 . . . . 701-TA-431 . . DRAMs and DRAMModules/Korea . . . .

Dominion Semiconductor LLC/Micron Technology Inc

Infineon Technologies Rich-mond LP

Micron Technology IncC-583-604 . . . . 701-TA-268 . . Top-of-the-Stove

Stainless SteelCooking Ware/ . . . .

Farberware

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Taiwan . . . . . . . . . . . . Regal WareRevere Copper & BrassWearEver/Proctor Silex

C-791-806 . . . . 701-TA-379 . . Stainless Steel Platein Coils/South Africa. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .


C-791-810 . . . . 701-TA-407 . . Hot-Rolled SteelProducts/South Af-rica . . . . . . . . . . . . . .



A-331-802 . . . . 731-TA-1065 Certain FrozenWarmwater Shrimpand Prawns/ . . . . . .

Abadie, Al J

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ecuador . . . . . . . . . . . Abadie, AnthonyA-351-838 . . . . 731-TA-1063 Certain Frozen

Warmwater Shrimpand Prawns/ . . . . . .

Abner, Charles

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brazil . . . . . . . . . . . . . Abraham, StevenA-533-840 . . . . 731-TA-1066 Certain Frozen


Abshire, Gabriel J

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ackerman, Dale J



CommerceCase Number


A-549-822 . . . . 731-TA-1067 Certain FrozenWarmwater Shrimpand Prawns/ . . . . . .

Acosta, Darryl L

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Thailand . . . . . . . . . . Acosta, Jerry J SrA-552-802 . . . . 731-TA-1068 Certain Frozen


Acosta, Leonard C

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vietnam . . . . . . . . . . . Acosta, Wilson Pula SrA-570-893 . . . . 731-TA-1064 Certain Frozen


Adam, Denise T

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . China . . . . . . . . . . . . . Adam, Michael AAdam, Richard B JrAdam, Sherry PAdam, William EAdams, Alcide J JrAdams, DudleyAdams, Elizabeth LAdams, ErvinAdams, ErvinAdams, George EAdams, Hursy JAdams, James ArthurAdams, KellyAdams, Lawrence J JrAdams, RandyAdams, RitchieAdams, Steven AAdams, Ted JAdams, TimAdams, Whitney P JrAgoff, Ralph JAguilar, RikardoAguillard, Roddy GAlario, Don RayAlario, NatAlario, Pete JAlario, TimmyAlbert, Craig JAlbert, Junior JAlexander, Everett OAlexander, Robert F JrAlexie, Benny JAlexie, Corkey AAlexie, DolphyAlexie, Felix JrAlexie, GwendolynAlexie, John JAlexie, John VAlexie, Larry J SrAlexie, Larry JrAlexie, Vincent L JrAlexis, Barry SAlexis, Craig WAlexis, MichealAlexis, MoniqueAlfonso, Anthony E JrAlfonso, JesseAlfonso, Nicholas



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Alfonso, Paul AnthonyAlfonso, RandyAlfonso, Terry S JrAlfonso, Vernon JrAlfonso, YvetteAlimia, Angelo A JrAllemand, Dean JAllen, AnnieAllen, Carolyn SueAllen, JackieAllen, RobinAllen, WayneAllen, Wilbur LAllen, Willie J IIIAllen, Willie SrAlphonso, JohnAncalade, Leo JAncar, ClaudeneAncar, Jerry TAncar, Joe CAncar, Merlin SrAncar, William SrAncelet, Gerald RayAnderson, Andrew DavidAnderson, Ernest WAnderson, JerryAnderson, JohnAnderson, LynwoodAnderson, Melinda ReneAnderson, Michael BrianAnderson, Ronald L SrAnderson, Ronald Louis JrAndonie, MiguelAndrews, Anthony RAndry, Janice MAndry, Rondey SAngelle, LouisAnglada, Eugene SrAnsardi, LesterAnselmi, DarrenAparicio, AlfredAparicio, DavidAparicio, ErnestArabie, Georgia PArabie, JosephArcement, Craig JArcement, Lester CArcemont, Donald SrArceneaux, Matthew JArceneaux, Michael KAreas, Christopher JArmbruster, John IIIArmbruster, Paula DArmstrong, Jude JrArnesen, GeorgeArnold, Lonnie L JrArnona, Joseph TArnondin, RobertArthur, Brenda JAssavedo, FloydAtwood, Gregory KennethAu, Chow D



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Au, RobertAucoin, Dewey FAucoin, EarlAucoin, Laine AAucoin, Perry JAustin, DennisAustin, Dennis JAuthement, BriceAuthement, Craig LAuthement, Dion JAuthement, GordonAuthement, Lance MAuthement, LarryAuthement, Larry SrAuthement, Roger JAuthement, Sterling PAutin, BobbyAutin, Bruce JAutin, Kenneth DAutin, Marvin JAutin, Paul F JrAutin, RoyAvenel, Albert J JrBa Wells, Tran ThiBabb, ConnyBabin, BradBabin, Joey LBabin, KlintBabin, MollyBabin, Norman JBabineaux, KirbyBabineaux, VickiBach, Ke VanBach, Reo LongBackman, BennyBadeaux, ToddBaham, DewayneBailey, AlbertBailey, Antoine IIIBailey, David B SrBailey, DonBaker, ClarenceBaker, Donald EarlBaker, JamesBaker, KennethBaker, Ronald JBalderas, AntonioBaldwin, Richard PrentissBallard, AlbertBallas, Barbara ABallas, Charles JBaltz, John FBan, JohnBang, Bruce KBarbaree, Joe WBarbe, Mark A and CindyBarber, Louie W JrBarber, Louie W SrBarbier, Percy TBarbour, Raymond ABargainear, James EBarisich, George A



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Barisich, Joseph JBarnette, EarlBarnhill, NathanBarrios, ClarenceBarrios, Corbert JBarrios, Corbert MBarrios, DavidBarrios, JohnBarrios, Shane JamesBarrois, Angela GailBarrois, Dana ABarrois, Tracy JamesBarrois, Wendell Jude JrBarthe, Keith SrBarthelemy, Allen MBarthelemy, John ABarthelemy, Rene T SrBarthelemy, Walter A JrBartholomew, MitchellBartholomew, Neil WBartholomew, Thomas EBartholomew, Wanda CBasse, Donald J SrBates, MarkBates, Ted JrBates, Vernon JrBattle, LouisBaudoin, Drake JBaudoin, Murphy ABaudouin, StephenBauer, GaryBaye, Glen PBean, Charles ABeazley, William EBecnel, Glenn JBecnel, KentBeecher, Carold FBeechler, RonaldBell, James EBell, Ronald ABellanger, ArnoldBellanger, CliftonBellanger, Scott JBelsome, Derrell MBelsome, Karl MBennett, Cecil A JrBennett, Gary LynnBennett, Irin JrBennett, James W JrBennett, LouisBenoit, Francis JBenoit, Nicholas LBenoit, Paula TBenoit, Tenna J JrBenton, Walter TBerger, Ray WBergeron, Alfred ScottBergeron, JeffBergeron, Nolan ABergeron, Ulysses JBernard, Lamont LBerner, Mark J



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Berthelot, Gerard J SrBerthelot, James ABerthelot, Myron JBertrand, Jerl CBeverung, Keith JBianchini, Raymond WBickham, Leo EBienvenu, CharlesBiggs, Jerry W SrBigler, DelbertBillington, RichardBilliot, AlfrediaBilliot, ArthurBilliot, AubreyBilliot, Barell JBilliot, BettyBilliot, Bobby JBilliot, Brian KBilliot, CassidyBilliot, Charles SrBilliot, Chris J SrBilliot, E J EBilliot, Earl W SrBilliot, Ecton LBilliot, EmaryBilliot, Forest JrBilliot, GeraldBilliot, Harold JBilliot, Jacco ABilliot, Jake ABilliot, James JrBilliot, Joseph S JrBilliot, Laurence VBilliot, Leonard F JrBilliot, LisaBilliot, Mary LBilliot, Paul J SrBilliot, Shirley LBilliot, Steve MBilliot, Thomas AdamBilliot, Thomas SrBilliot, Wenceslaus JrBilliott, Alexander JBiron, YaleBlack, William CBlackston, Larry EBlackwell, Wade H IIIBlackwell, Wade H JrBlanchard, AlbertBlanchard, Andrew JBlanchard, Billy JBlanchard, CyrusBlanchard, Daniel ABlanchard, DeanBlanchard, Douglas JrBlanchard, DwayneBlanchard, ElginBlanchard, GilbertBlanchard, JadeBlanchard, JamesBlanchard, John F JrBlanchard, Katie



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Blanchard, KellyBlanchard, Matt JosephBlanchard, MichaelBlanchard, Quentin TimothyBlanchard, Roger SrBlanchard, Walton H JrBland, Quyen TBlouin, Roy ABlume, Jack JrBodden, ArturoBodden, JasperBollinger, Donald EBolotte, Darren WBolton, Larry FBondi, Paul JBonvillain, Jimmy JBonvillian, Donna MBoone, Clifton FelixBoone, Donald F IIBoone, Donald F III (Ricky)Boone, Gregory TBoquet, Noriss P JrBoquet, Wilfred JrBordelon, Glenn SrBordelon, James PBordelon, Shelby PBorden, BennyBorne, CrystalBorne, Dina LBorne, Edward Joseph JrBorne, Edward SrBosarge, Hubert LawrenceBosarge, RobertBosarge, SandraBosarge, SteveBoudlauch, Durel A JrBoudoin, Larry TerrellBoudoin, NathanBoudreaux, Brent JBoudreaux, Elvin J IIIBoudreaux, James C JrBoudreaux, James NBoudreaux, JessieBoudreaux, Leroy ABoudreaux, MarkBoudreaux, Paul SrBoudreaux, Richard DBoudreaux, Ronald SrBoudreaux, SallyBoudreaux, VeronicaBoudwin, DwayneBoudwin, Jewel James SrBoudwin, WayneBouise, NormanBoulet, Irwin J JrBoullion, DebraBourg, Allen TBourg, BennyBourg, Chad JBourg, ChannonBourg, ChrisBourg, Douglas



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Bourg, Glenn ABourg, Jearmie SrBourg, Kent ABourg, MarkBourg, Nolan PBourg, Ricky JBourgeois, Albert PBourgeois, Brian J JrBourgeois, DanielBourgeois, DwayneBourgeois, JakeBourgeois, Johnny MBourgeois, Johnny M JrBourgeois, Leon ABourgeois, Louis ABourgeois, Merrie EBourgeois, Randy PBourgeois, ReedBourgeois, WebleyBourn, ChrisBourque, Murphy PaulBourque, RayBousegard, Duvic JrBoutte, Manuel J JrBouvier, Colbert A IIBouzigard, Dale JBouzigard, Edgar J IIIBouzigard, EerisBowers, HaroldBowers, TommyBoyd, David E SrBoyd, ElbertBoykin, Darren LBoykin, Thomas CarolBradley, JamesBrady, BrianBrandhurst, KayBrandhurst, Ray E SrBrandhurst, Raymond JBraneff, David GBrannan, William PBranom, Donald James JrBraud, James MBrazan, Frank JBreaud, Irvin F JrBreaux, BarbaraBreaux, Brian JBreaux, Charlie MBreaux, CliffordBreaux, Colin EBreaux, Daniel JrBreaux, Larry JBreaux, Robert J JrBreaux, ShelbyBriscoe, Robert F JrBritsch, L D JrBroussard, Dwayne EBroussard, EricBroussard, KeithBroussard, LarryBroussard, Mark A



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Broussard, Roger DavidBroussard, Roger RBroussard, Steve PBrown, Cindy BBrown, ColleenBrown, Donald GBrown, John WBrown, Paul RBrown, RickyBrown, Toby HBruce, Adam JBruce, Adam J JrBruce, Bob RBruce, Daniel M SrBruce, Eli T SrBruce, Emelda LBruce, Gary J SrBruce, James PBruce, Lester J JrBruce, Margie LBruce, Mary PBruce, NathanBruce, RobertBruce, RussellBrudnock, Peter SrBrunet, Elton JBrunet, Joseph ABrunet, Joseph ABrunet, Levy J JrBrunet, Raymond SrBryan, David NBryant, Ina Fay VBryant, Jack D SrBryant, James LarryBuford, ErnestBui, BenBui, DichBui, Dung ThiBui, Huong TBui, NganBui, NhuanBui, Nuoi VanBui, TaiBui, TieuBui, TommyBui, Xuan and De NguyenBui, XuanmaiBull, Delbert EBundy, Belvina (Kenneth)Bundy, Kenneth SrBundy, NickyBundy, Ronald JBundy, Ronnie JBuquet, John JrBuras, Clayton MBuras, LeanderBuras, Robert M JrBuras, Waylon JBurlett, Elliott CBurlett, John C JrBurnell, Charles B



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Burnell, Charles RBurnham, Deanna LeaBurns, Stuart EBurroughs, Lindsey Hilton JrBurton, RonnieBusby, Hardy EBusby, Tex HBusch, RCBush, Robert ABussey, TylerButcher, DorothyButcher, Rocky JButler, Albert AButler, Aline MBychurch, JohnnyBychurch, Johnny JrCabanilla, AlexCaboz, Jose SantosCacioppo, Anthony JrCaddell, DavidCadiere, Mae QuickCadiere, Ronald JCahill, JackCaillouet, Stanford JrCaison, Jerry Lane JrCalcagno, Stephen Paul SrCalderone, John SCallahan, Gene P SrCallahan, Michael JCallahan, RussellCallais, AnnCallais, Franklin DCallais, Gary DCallais, MichaelCallais, MichaelCallais, SandyCallais, TerrenceCamardelle, Anna MCamardelle, Chris JCamardelle, DavidCamardelle, Edward J IIICamardelle, Edward J JrCamardelle, Harris ACamardelle, KnowlesCamardelle, Noel TCamardelle, Tilman JCaminita, John A IIICampo, Donald PaulCampo, KevinCampo, Nicholas JCampo, RoyCampo, Roy SrCamus, Ernest M JrCanova, CarlCantrelle, AlvinCantrelle, Eugene JCantrelle, Otis A SrCantrelle, Otis Jr (Buddy)Cantrelle, Philip ACantrelle, Tate JosephCanty, Robert Jamies



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Cao, AnnaCao, BillyCao, Billy VietCao, Binh QuangCao, ChauCao, Dan DienCao, Dung VanCao, Gio VanCao, Heip ACao, Linh HuyenCao, Nghia ThiCao, Nhieu VCao, Si-VanCao, Thanh KimCao, Tuong VanCarinhas, Jack G JrCarl, Joseph AllenCarlos, GregoryCarlos, IrvinCarmadelle, David JCarmadelle, Larry GCarmadelle, Rudy JCarrere, Anthony T JrCarrier, Larry JCaruso, MichaelCasanova, David W SrCassagne, Alphonse G IIICassagne, Alphonse G IVCassidy, MarkCasso, JosephCastelin, GilbertCastelin, SharonCastellanos, Raul LCastelluccio, John A JrCastille, JoshuaCaulfield, Adolph JrCaulfield, HopeCaulfield, James M JrCaulfield, JeanCepriano, SalvadorCerdes, Julius W JrCerise, MarlaChabert, JohnChaisson, Dean JChaisson, HenryChaisson, Vincent AChaix, Thomas B IIIChampagne, BrianChampagne, Harold PChampagne, KentonChampagne, Leon JChampagne, Leroy AChampagne, LoriChampagne, Timmy DChampagne, WillardChamplin, Kim JChance, Jason RChancey, JeffChapa, ArturoChaplin Robert G SrChaplin, Saxby StoweCharles, Christopher



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Charpentier, Allen JCharpentier, Alvin JCharpentier, Daniel JCharpentier, LawrenceCharpentier, LintonCharpentier, MelanieCharpentier, Murphy JrCharpentier, Robert JChartier, MichelleChau, Minh HuuChauvin, AnthonyChauvin, Anthony P JrChauvin, Carey MChauvin, David JamesChauvin, James EChauvin, Kimberly KayCheeks, Alton BruceCheers, ElwoodChenier, RickyCheramie, AlanCheramie, Alan J JrCheramie, Alton JCheramie, Berwick JrCheramie, Berwick SrCheramie, Daniel James SrCheramie, DannyCheramie, David JCheramie, David PCheramie, Dickey JCheramie, DonaldCheramie, EnolaCheramie, FlintCheramie, Harold LCheramie, Harry J SrCheramie, Harry JrCheramie, Harvey JrCheramie, Harvey SrCheramie, Henry J SrCheramie, James ACheramie, James PCheramie, Jody PCheramie, Joey JCheramie, JohnnyCheramie, Joseph ACheramie, Lee AllenCheramie, Linton JCheramie, Mark ACheramie, Murphy JCheramie, Nathan A SrCheramie, Neddy PCheramie, Nicky JCheramie, Ojess MCheramie, Paris PCheramie, RobbieCheramie, Rodney E JrCheramie, RonaldCheramie, RoyCheramie, Roy ACheramie, Sally KCheramie, Terry JCheramie, Terry JrCheramie, Timmy



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Cheramie, TinaCheramie, Todd MCheramie, TommyCheramie, Wayne ACheramie, Wayne A JrCheramie, Wayne F SrCheramie, Wayne JCheramie, Webb JrChevalier, MitchChew, Thomas JChhun, SamanthaChiasson, Jody JChiasson, Manton P JrChiasson, Michael PChildress, GordonChisholm, ArthurChisholm, Henry JrChristen, David JrChristen, VernonChristmas, John T JrChung, Long VCiaccio, VanceCibilic, BozidarCieutat, JohnCisneros, AlbinoCiuffi, Michael LClark, James MClark, JenningsClark, Mark AClark, Ricky LCobb, Michael ACochran, JimmyColeman, ErnestColeman, Freddie JrColletti, Rodney ACollier, Ervin JCollier, WadeCollins, Bernard JCollins, Bruce J JrCollins, DonaldCollins, EarlineCollins, Eddie F JrCollins, JackCollins, JackCollins, JuliusCollins, Lawson Bruce SrCollins, Lindy S JrCollins, Logan A JrCollins, RobertCollins, Timmy PCollins, Vendon JrCollins, Wilbert JrCollins, WoodrowColson, Chris and MichelleComardelle, Michael JComeaux, Allen JCompeaux, Curtis JCompeaux, Gary PCompeaux, HarrisCone, JodyContreras, MarioCook, Edwin A Jr



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Cook, Edwin A SrCook, JoshuaCook, Larry R SrCook, ScottCook, Theodore DCooksey, Ernest NealCooper, Acy J IIICooper, Acy J JrCooper, Acy SrCooper, Christopher WCooper, Jon CCooper, Marla FCooper, Vincent JCopeman, John RCorley, Ronald ECornett, EddieCornwall, RogerCortez, Brenda MCortez, CathyCortez, CurtisCortez, Daniel PCortez, EdgarCortez, Keith JCortez, Leslie JCosse, Robert KCoston, ClaytonCotsovolos, John GordonCoulon, Allen J JrCoulon, Allen J SrCoulon, Amy MCoulon, Cleveland FCoulon, Darrin MCoulon, DonCoulon, Earline NCoulon, Ellis JrCoursey, John WCourville, Ronnie PCover, Darryl LCowdrey, Michael DudleyCowdrey, Michael NelsonCrain, Michael TCrawford, Bryan DCrawford, Steven JCreamer, QuentionCredeur, Todd A SrCredeur, Tony JCreppel, CarltonCreppel, CatherineCreppel, Craig AnthonyCreppel, FreddyCreppel, Isadore JrCreppel, Julinne G IIICreppel, KennethCreppel, KennethCreppel, Nathan J JrCreppell, Michel PCristina, Charles JCrochet, Sterling JamesCrochet, Tony JCrosby, Benjy JCrosby, Darlene



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Crosby, Leonard W Jr.Crosby, Ted JCrosby, ThomasCrum, LonnieCrum, Tommy LloydCruz, JesusCubbage, Melinda TCuccia, Anthony JCuccia, Anthony J JrCuccia, KevinCumbie, Bryan ECure, MikeCurole, Keith JCurole, Kevin PCurole, Margaret BCurole, Willie P JrCutrer, Jason CCvitanovich, TDaigle, AlfredDaigle, Cleve and NonaDaigle, David JohnDaigle, EJDaigle, GlennDaigle, Jamie JDaigle, JasonDaigle, KirkDaigle, Leonard PDaigle, LloydDaigle, Louis JDaigle, MelanieDaigle, Michael JDaigle, Michael Wayne andJoAnn

Daisy, JeffDale, Cleveland LDang, BaDang, DapDang, DavidDang, DuongDang, KhangDang, Khang and Tam PhanDang, Loan ThiDang, MinhDang, Minh VanDang, SonDang, Tao KevinDang, Thang DucDang, Thien VanDang, ThuongDang, ThuyDang, Van DDaniels, DavidDaniels, HenryDaniels, LeslieDanos, Albert SrDanos, James ADanos, JaredDanos, Oliver JDanos, Ricky PDanos, RodneyDanos, Timothy A



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d’Antignac, Debid’Antignac, JackDantin, Archie ADantin, Mark S SrDantin, Stephen JrDao, PaulDao, VangDao-Nguyen, ChrystiDarda, Albert L JrDarda, GertrudeDarda, HerbertDarda, J CDarda, JeremyDarda, TammyDarda, TrudyDardar, AlvinDardar, Basile JDardar, Basile SrDardar, CindyDardar, DavidDardar, Donald SDardar, Edison J SrDardar, Gayle PicouDardar, Gilbert BDardar, Gilbert SrDardar, Isadore J JrDardar, JacquelineDardar, Jonathan MDardar, LannyDardar, Larry JDardar, ManyDardar, Neal ADardar, NorbertDardar, Patti VDardar, Percy B SrDardar, RoseDardar, Rusty JDardar, SamuelDardar, SummersgillDardar, Terry PDardar, Toney M JrDardar, Toney SrDargis, Stephen MDassau, LouisDavid, Philip J JrDavis, CliffDavis, Daniel ADavis, Danny ADavis, JamesDavis, John WDavis, Joseph DDavis, Michael StevenDavis, Ronald BDavis, William T JrDavis, William TheronDawson, JTde la Cruz, Avery TDean, Ilene LDean, John NDean, StephenDeBarge, Brian K



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DeBarge, SherryDeBarge, Thomas WDecoursey, JohnDedon, WalterDeere, DarylDeere, David EDeere, Dennis HDefelice, RobinDefelice, Tracie LDeHart, Ashton J SrDehart, Bernard JDehart, BlairDehart, ClevisDehart, Clevis JrDeHart, Curtis P SrDehart, Eura SrDehart, Ferrell JohnDehart, Leonard MDeHart, TroyDeJean, Chris N JrDeJean, Chris N SrDekemel, Bonnie DDekemel, Wm J JrDelande, PaulDelande, Ten ChieDelatte, Michael J SrDelaune, Kip MDelaune, Thomas JDelaune, Todd JDelcambre, Carroll ADelgado, JesseDelino, CarltonDelino, LoreneDeloach, Stephen W JrDeMoll, Herman J JrDeMoll, Herman J SrDeMoll, James C JrDeMoll, RalphDeMoll, Robert CDeMoll, Terry RDeMolle, FreddyDeMolle, OtisDennis, FredDenty, SteveDeroche, Barbara HDerouen, CagheDeshotel, RodneyDeSilvey, DavidDespaux, Byron JDespaux, Byron J JrDespaux, Glen ADespaux, KenDespaux, KerryDespaux, SuzannaDetillier, David EDeVaney, Bobby C JrDickey, Wesley FrankDiep, VuDinger, AnitaDinger, Corbert SrDinger, EricDingler, Mark H



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Dinh, Chau ThanhDinh, Khai DucDinh, LienDinh, ToanDinh, VincentDion, ErnestDion, Paul ADion, Thomas AutryDisalvo, Paul ADismuke, Robert E SrDitcharo, Dominick IIIDixon, DavidDo, Cuong VDo, Dan CDo, Dung VDo, Hai VanDo, HieuDo, Hung VDo, Hung VDo, JohnnyDo, Kiet VanDo, Ky HongDo, Ky QuocDo, LamDo, Liet VanDo, Luong VanDo, Minh VanDo, Nghiep VanDo, TaDo, Ta PhonDo, Than VietDo, Thanh VDo, Theo VanDo, Thien VanDo, Tinh ADo, TriDo, Vi VDoan, Anh ThiDoan, JosephDoan, MaiDoan, MinhDoan, NgocDoan, Tran VanDomangue, DarrylDomangue, EmileDomangue, MaryDomangue, MichaelDomangue, PaulDomangue, Ranzell SrDomangue, StephenDomangue, WestleyDomingo, CarolynDominique, Amy RDominque, Gerald RDonini, Ernest NDonnelly, David CDonohue, Holly MDooley, Denise FDopson, Craig BDore, Presley JDore, Preston J JrDorr, Janthan C Jr



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Doucet, Paul J SrDowney, ColleenDoxey, Robert Lee SrDoxey, Ruben ADoxey, William LDoyle, John TDrawdy, John JosephDrury, Bruce W JrDrury, Bruce W SrDrury, Bryant JDrury, Eric SDrury, Helen MDrury, Jeff IIIDrury, KevinDrury, Kevin S SrDrury, Steve RDrury, Steven JDubberly, James FDubberly, James MichaelDubberly, James Michael JrDubberly, John JDubois, Euris ADubois, John D JrDubois, Lonnie JDuck, Kermit PaulDudenhefer, AnthonyDudenhefer, Connie SDudenhefer, Eugene ADudenhefer, Milton J JrDuet, Brad JDuet, Darrel ADuet, Guy JDuet, Jace JDuet, JayDuet, John PDuet, LarsonDuet, RamieDuet, Raymond JDuet, Tammy BDuet, TyroneDufrene, ArchieDufrene, CharlesDufrene, Curt FDufrene, Elson ADufrene, Eric FDufrene, Eric F JrDufrene, Eric JohnDufrene, Golden JDufrene, Jeremy MDufrene, Juliette BDufrene, Leroy JDufrene, Milton JDufrene, Ronald A JrDufrene, Ronald A SrDufrene, Scottie MDufrene, TobyDugar, Edward A IIDugas, Donald JohnDugas, Henri J IVDuhe, GretaDuhe, RobertDuhon, Charles



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Duhon, Douglas PDuncan, Faye EDuncan, GaryDuncan, Loyde CDunn, BobDuong, BillyDuong, ChamroeunDuong, EMDuong, Ho Tan PhiDuong, KongDuong, MauDuplantis, Blair PDuplantis, DavidDuplantis, Frankie JDuplantis, MariaDuplantis, Teddy WDuplantis, Wedgir J JrDuplessis, Anthony James SrDuplessis, Bonnie SDuplessis, Clarence RDupre, Brandon PDupre, CecileDupre, David ADupre, Davis J JrDupre, Easton JDupre, Jimmie SrDupre, Linward PDupre, Mary LDupre, Michael JDupre, Michael J JrDupre, Randall PDupre, Richard ADupre, Rudy PDupre, Ryan ADupre, Tony JDupre, Troy ADupree, BryanDupree, DerrickDupree, Malcolm J SrDupuis, Clayton JDurand, Walter YDusang, Melvin ADuval, Denval H SrDuval, WayneDyer, Nadine DDyer, TonyDykes, Bert LDyson, Adley L JrDyson, Adley L SrDyson, AmyDyson, CasandraDyson, Clarence IIIDyson, Jimmy JrDyson, Jimmy L SrDyson, KathleenDyson, MaricelaDyson, Phillip IIDyson, Phillip SrDyson, WilliamEckerd, BillEdens, Angela BlakeEdens, Donnie



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Edens, Jeremy DonaldEdens, Nancy MEdens, Steven LEdens, Timothy DaleEdgar, DanielEdgar, JoeyEdgerson, RooseveltEdwards,Tommy W IIIEllerbee, Jody DuaneEllison, David JrEncalade, Alfred JrEncalade, Anthony TEncalade, CaryEncalade, Joshua CEncalade, Stanley AEnclade, Joseph LEnclade, Michael Sr andJeannie Pitre

Enclade, Rodney JEnglade, AlfredEnnis, A L JrErickson, Grant GErlinger, CarrollErlinger, Gary REschete, Keith AEsfeller, Benny AEskine, KennethEsponge, Ernest JEstaves, David SrEstaves, Ricky JosephEstay, Allen JEstay, WayneEsteves, Anthony E JrEstrada, OrestesEvans, Emile J JrEvans, Kevin JEvans, LesterEvans, Lester J JrEvans, Tracey J SrEverson, George CEymard, Brian P SrEymard, Jervis J andCarolyn B

Fabiano, Morris CFabra, MarkFabre, Alton JrFabre, Ernest JFabre, Kelly VFabre, Peggy BFabre, SheronFabre, Terry AFabre, Wayne MFalcon, Mitchell JFalgout, BarneyFalgout, Jerry PFalgout, Leroy JFalgout, Timothy JFanguy, Barry GFanning, Paul JrFarris, Thomas JFasone, Christopher JFasone, William J



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Faulk, Lester JFavaloro, Thomas JFavre, Michael JrFazende, JefferyFazende, ThomasFazende, Thomas GFazzio, AnthonyFazzio, Douglas PFazzio, Maxine JFazzio, SteveFelarise, EJFelarise, Wayne A SrFernandez, JohnFernandez, LaudelinoFerrara, Audrey BFicarino, Dominick JrFields, BryanFillinich, AnthonyFillinich, Anthony SrFillinich, JackFincher, PennyFincher, WilliamFisch, Burton EFisher, KellyFisher, KirkFisher, Kirk AFitch, AdamFitch, Clarence J JrFitch, HansonFitzgerald, BurnellFitzgerald, KirkFitzgerald, Kirk DFitzgerald, Ricky J JrFleming, John MFleming, Meigs FFleming, MikeFlick, DanaFlores, Helena DFlores, ThomasFlowers, Steve WFlowers, Vincent FFolse, David MFolse, HeathFolse, Mary LFolse, Ronald BFonseca, Francis SrFontaine, William SFontenot, Peggy DFord, JudyFord, Warren WayneForeman, Ralph JrForet, Alva JForet, Billy JForet, Brent JForet, GlennForet, HoustonForet, Jackie PForet, Kurt J SrForet, Lovelace A SrForet, Loveless A JrForet, Mark MForet, Patricia C



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Forrest, David PForsyth, HunterForsythe, JohnFortune, Michael AFrance, George JFrancis, AlbertFranklin, James KFrankovich, AnthonyFranks, MichaelFrauenberger, Richard WayneFrazier, David JFrazier, David MFrazier, JamesFrazier, MichaelFrederick, DavisFrederick, Johnnie andJeannie

Fredrick, MichaelFreeman, Arthur DFreeman, Darrel P SrFreeman, Kenneth FFreeman, Larry ScottFrelich, Charles PFrelich, Floyd JFrelich, KentFrerics, DougFrerks, Albert R JrFrickey, DarellFrickey, DarrenFrickey, Dirk IFrickey, Eric JFrickey, Harry J JrFrickey, JimmyFrickey, Rickey JFrickey, Westley JFriloux, BradFrisella, Jeanette MFrisella, Jerome A JrFrost, Michael RFruge, Wade PGadson, JamesGaines, DwayneGala, ChristineGaljour, Jess JGaljour, ReedGallardo, John WGallardo, Johnny MGalliano, AnthonyGalliano, Horace JGalliano, Joseph SrGalliano, Logan JGalliano, Lynne LGalliano, Moise JrGalloway, AT JrGalloway, Jimmy DGalloway, Judy LGalloway, Mark DGalt, Giles FGambarella, Luvencie JGanoi, KristineGarcia, Ana MariaGarcia, Anthony



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Garcia, EdwardGarcia, KennethGarner, Larry SGary, Dalton JGary, Ernest JGary, Leonce JrGarza, AndrewGarza, Jose HGaskill, Elbert Clinton andSandra

Gaspar, TimothyGaspard, Aaron and Hazel CGaspard, Dudley A JrGaspard, Leonard JGaspard, Michael AGaspard, Michael SrGaspard, MurryGaspard, Murry A JrGaspard, Murry SrGaspard, MurvinGaspard, Ronald SrGaspard, Ronald Wayne JrGaubert, ElizabethGaubert, Gregory MGaubert, MelvinGaudet, Allen J IVGaudet, Ricky JrGauthier, Hewitt J SrGautreaux, William AGay, Norman FGay, Robert GGazzier, Daryl GGazzier, Emanuel AGazzier, Wilfred EGegenheimer, William FGeiling, JamesGeisman, TonyGentry, RobertGentry, Samuel W JrGeorge, James J JrGerica, ClaraGerica, PeterGiambrone, Corey PGibson, Eddie EGibson, JosephGibson, Ronald FGilden, Eddie JrGilden, Eddie SrGilden, Inez WGilden, WayneGillikin, James DGirard, Chad PaulGiroir, Mark SGisclair, Anthony JGisclair, Anthony Joseph SrGisclair, AugustGisclair, Dallas J SrGisclair, Doyle AGisclair, Kip JGisclair, Ramona DGisclair, WadeGisclair, Walter



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Glover, Charles DGlynn, LarryGoetz, GeorgeGoings, Robert EugeneGolden, George TGolden, William LGollot, BrianGollot, Edgar RGonzales, Arnold JrGonzales, Mrs Cyril E JrGonzales, Rene RGonzales, Rudolph S JrGonzales, Rudolph S SrGonzales, Sylvia AGonzales, Tim JGonzalez, Jorge JrGonzalez, JulioGordon, Donald EGordon, Patrick AlvinGore, Henry HGore, IsabelGore, PamGore, Thomas LGore, Timothy AnselGottschalk, GregoryGourgues, Harold C JrGoutierrez, Tony CGovea, JoaquinGraham, DarrellGraham, Steven HGranger, Albert J SrGranich, JamesGranier, Stephen JGrass, MichaelGraves, Robert N SrGray, JeannetteGray, MonroeGray, Shirley EGray, Wayne A SrGraybill, RustonGreen, Craig XGreen, James WGreen, James W JrGreen, ShaunGreenlaw, W C JrGregoire, Ernest LGregoire, Rita MGregory, Curtis BGregory, Mercedes EGrice, Raymond L JrGriffin, Alden J SrGriffin, CraigGriffin, David DGriffin, Elvis Joseph JrGriffin, FayeGriffin, Faye AnnGriffin, Jimmie JGriffin, Nolty JGriffin, RickeyGriffin, SharonGriffin, TimothyGriffin, Troy D



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Groff, Alfred AGroff, John AGroover, HankGros, Brent J SrGros, Craig JGros, Danny AGros, Gary SrGros, Junius A JrGros, KevenGros, Michael AGross, HomerGrossie, Janet MGrossie, Shane AGrossie, TateGrow, Jimmie CGuenther, John JGuenther, RaphaelGuerra, BruceGuerra, Chad LGuerra, Fabian CGuerra, Guy AGuerra, Jerry V SrGuerra, Kurt P SrGuerra, Ricky J SrGuerra, RobertGuerra, RyanGuerra, Troy AGuerra, William JrGuidroz, Warren JGuidry, Alvin AGuidry, Andy JGuidry, ArthurGuidry, BudGuidry, Calvin PGuidry, Carl JGuidry, Charles JGuidry, Chris JGuidry, Clarence PGuidry, ClarkGuidry, ClintGuidry, Clinton P JrGuidry, Clyde AGuidry, DavidGuidry, DobieGuidry, Douglas J SrGuidry, Elgy IIIGuidry, Elgy JrGuidry, Elwin A JrGuidry, Gerald AGuidry, Gordon JrGuidry, Guillaume AGuidry, HaroldGuidry, JasonGuidry, Jessie JGuidry, Jessie JosephGuidry, Jonathan BGuidry, Joseph T JrGuidry, Keith MGuidry, Kenneth JGuidry, Kerry AGuidry, MarcoGuidry, Maurin T and Tamika



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Guidry, Michael JGuidry, Nolan J SrGuidry, Randy Peter SrGuidry, Rhonda SGuidry, Robert CGuidry, Robert JosephGuidry, Robert WayneGuidry, RogerGuidry, RonaldGuidry, Roy AnthonyGuidry, Roy JGuidry, TammyGuidry, TedGuidry, Thomas PGuidry, TimothyGuidry, TroyGuidry, TroyGuidry, UlyssesGuidry, VickiGuidry, Wayne JGuidry, WyattGuidry, YvonneGuidry-Calva, Holly AGuilbeaux, Donald JGuilbeaux, LouGuillie, ShirleyGuillory, Horace HGuillot, Benjamin J JrGuillot, Rickey AGulledge, LeeGutierrez, AnitaGuy, JodyGuy, Kimothy PaulGuy, WilsonHa, Cherie LanHa, Co DongHa, Lai Thuy ThiHa, LyannaHadwall, John RHafford, JohnnyHagan, JulesHagan, MariannaHaiglea, Robbin RichardHales, William EHalili, Rhonda LHall, Byron SHall, Darrel T SrHall, Lorrie AHammer, Michael PHammock, Julius MichaelHancock, Jimmy LHandlin, William SrHang, Cam THansen, ChrisHansen, Eric PHanson, Edmond AHarbison, LouisHardee, William PHardison, LouisHardy John CHardy, SharonHarmon, Michelle



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Harrington, George JHarrington, JayHarris, Bobby DHarris, BusterHarris, Jimmy Wayne SrHarris, Johnny RayHarris, Kenneth AHarris, RonnieHarris, Susan DHarris, WilliamHarrison, Daniel LHartmann, Leon M JrHartmann, Walter JrHattaway, Errol HenryHaycock, KennethHaydel, GregoryHayes, ClintonHayes, Katherine FHayes, Lod JrHean, HongHeathcock, Walter JrHebert, Albert JosephHebert, BernieHebert, Betty JoHebert, ChrisHebert, Craig JHebert, DavidHebert, David JrHebert, Earl JHebert, Eric JHebert, Jack MHebert, Johnny PaulHebert, JonathanHebert, Jules JHebert, Kim MHebert, Lloyd S IIIHebert, Michael JHebert, Myron AHebert, NormanHebert, PatrickHebert, Patrick AHebert, Pennington JrHebert, PhilipHebert, Robert AHebert, Terry WHedrick, Gerald J JrHelmer, Claudia AHelmer, Gerry JHelmer, Herman C JrHelmer, KennethHelmer, Larry J SrHelmer, Michael A SrHelmer, Rusty LHelmer, WindyHemmenway, JackHenderson, BradHenderson, CurtisHenderson, David A JrHenderson, David A SrHenderson, JohnnyHenderson, OlenHenderson, P Loam



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Henry, JoanneHenry, RodneyHerbert, Patrick and TerryHereford, Rodney O JrHereford, Rodney O SrHernandez, CoreyHerndon, MarkHertel, Charles WHertz, Edward C SrHess, Allen L SrHess, Henry D JrHess, Jessica RHess, Wayne BHewett, EmmaHewett, JamesHickman, JohnHickman, MarvinHicks, Billy MHicks, James WHicks, Larry WHicks, Walter RHien, NguyenHiggins, Joseph J IIIHill, Darren SHill, Joseph RHill, SharonHill, Willie E JrHills, Herman WHingle, Barbara EHingle, Rick AHingle, Roland T JrHingle, Roland T SrHingle, Ronald JHinojosa, RHinojosa, RandyHinojosa, Ricky AHipps, Nicole MarieHo, Dung TanHo, HungHo, JenniferHo, JimmyHo, LamHo, NamHo, Nga THo, OHo, Sang NHo, Thanh QuocHo, Thien DangHo, Tien VanHo, Tri TranHoang, Dung THoang, Hoa T and Tam HoangHoang, Huy VanHoang, Jennifer VuHoang, JohnHoang, JulieHoang, KimberlyHoang, LindaHoang, LoanHoang, San NgocHoang, Tro VanHoang, Trung Kim



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Hoang, Trung TuanHoang, Vincent HuynhHodges, Ralph WHoffpaviiz, Harry KHolland, VidalHoller, Boyce Dwight JrHollier, Dennis JHolloway, Carl DHong, Tai VanHood, MalcolmHopton, DouglasHoraist, Shawn PHostetler, Warren L IIHotard, ClaudeHotard, Emile J JrHoward, JeffHowerin, Billy SrHowerin, Wendell SrHubbard, KeithHubbard, Perry IIIHuber, Berry THuber, Charles AHuck, Irma ElaineHuck, Steven RHuckabee, HaroldHue, Patrick AHughes, Brad JHults, ThomasHutcherson, Daniel JHutchinson, DouglasHutchinson, George DHutchinson, William HHutto, Cynthia EHutto, Henry G JrHuynh, Chien ThiHuynh, Dong XuanHuynh, DungHuynh, Dung VHuynh, HaiHuynh, HaiHuynh, Hai VanHuynh, Hoang DHuynh, Hoang VanHuynh, HungHuynh, James NHuynh, Johhny HiepHuynh, JohnnieHuynh, KimHuynh, LayHuynh, LongHuynh, Mack VanHuynh, Mau VanHuynh, MinhHuynh, Minh VanHuynh, Nam VanHuynh, ThaiHuynh, Tham ThiHuynh, ThanhHuynh, The VHuynh, TriHuynh, TrucHuynh, Tu



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Huynh, TuHuynh, Tung VanHuynh, Van XHuynh, Viet VanHuynh, Vuong VanHymel, Joseph JrHymel, Michael DHymel, Nolan J SrIngham, Herbert WInglis, Richard MIngraham, Joseph SIngraham, JoyceIpock, BillyIpock, William BIreland, Arthur AllenIver, George JrJackson, Alfred MJackson, Carl JohnJackson, DavidJackson, Eugene OJackson, Glenn C JrJackson, Glenn C SrJackson, James JeromeJackson, John DJackson, John Elton SrJackson, LeviJackson, Nancy LJackson, Robert WJackson, ShannonJackson, Shaun CJackson, Steven AJacob, Ronald RJacob, Warren J JrJacobs, L AnthonyJacobs, Lawrence FJarreau, Billy and MarilynJarvis, James DJaye, EmmaJeanfreau, Vincent RJefferies, WilliamJemison, Timothy Michael SrJennings, JacobJoffrion, Harold J JrJohnson, Albert FJohnson, Ashley LamarJohnson, Bernard JrJohnson, Brent WJohnson, Bruce WaremJohnson, Carl SJohnson, CarolynJohnson, Clyde SrJohnson, David GJohnson, David PaulJohnson, Gary Allen SrJohnson, George DJohnson, Michael AJohnson, Randy JJohnson, RegeniaJohnson, RobertJohnson, Ronald Ray SrJohnson, SteveJohnson, Thomas Allen Jr



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Johnston, RonaldJoly, Nicholas J JrJones, CharlesJones, ClintonJones, Daisy MaeJones, Jeffery EJones, Jerome N SrJones, John WJones, LarryJones, LenJones, Michael G SrJones, Paul EJones, Perry T SrJones, Ralph WilliamJones, Richard G SrJones, Stephen KJones, WayneJoost, Donald FJordan, DeanJordan, Hubert William III(Bert)Jordan, Hurbert W JrJudalet, Ramon GJudy, William RogerJulian, IdaJulian, John I SrJuneau, Anthony SrJuneau, BruceJuneau, Robert A Jr andLaura K

Jurjevich, Leander JKain, Jules B SrKain, Martin AKalliainen, DaleKalliainen, RichardKang, ChamroeunKang, SamboKap, BrendaKeen, Robert StevenKeenan, Robert MKellum, Kenneth SrKellum, Larry Gray SrKellum, RoxanneKelly, Roger BKelly, Thomas EKendrick, Chuck JKennair, Michael SKennedy, DothanKenney, David JrKenney, Robert WKent, Michael AKeo, BunlyKerchner, SteveKern, ThurmondKhin, SochendaKhui, Lep and Nga HoKidd, FrankKiesel, Edward C andLorraine T

Kiff, Hank JKiff, MelvinKiffe, Horace



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Kim, PuchKimbrough, CarsonKim-Tun, SoeunKing, Andy AKing, Donald JrKing, James BKing, ThornellKing, WesleyKit, AnKizer, Anthony JKleimann, RobertKnapp, Alton P JrKnapp, Alton P SrKnapp, Ellis L JrKnapp, Melvin LKnapp, TheresaKnecht, Frederick JrKnezek, LeeKnight, GeorgeKnight, Keith BKnight, Robert EKoch, Howard JKong, SengKonitz, BobbyKoo, HermanKoonce, Curtis SKoonce, Howard NKopszywa, Mark LKopszywa, Stanley JKotulja, StejepanKraemer, BridgetKraemer, Wilbert JKraemer, Wilbert JrKramer, DavidKrantz, Arthur JrKrantz, LoriKraver, C WKreger, Ronald A SrKreger, Roy J SrKreger, Ryan AKrennerich, Raymond AKroke, Stephen EKruth, Frank DKuchler, Alphonse L IIIKuhn, Bruce A SrKuhn, Gerard R JrKuhn, Gerard R SrKuhns, DeborahLaBauve, KerryLaBauve, SabrinaLaBauve, TerryLaBiche, Todd ALaBove, CarrollLaBove, Frederick PLachica, JacquelineLachico, DouglasLacobon, Tommy W JrLacobon, Tony CLaCoste, BroddieLaCoste, CarlLaCoste, Dennis ELaCoste, Grayland J



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LaCoste, Malcolm JrLaCoste, MelvinLaCoste, Melvin W JrLaCoste, Ravin J JrLaCoste, Ravin SrLadner, Clarence J IIILadson, Earlene GLaFont, Douglas A SrLaFont, Edna SLaFont, JackinLaFont, Noces J JrLaFont, Weyland J SrLaFrance, Joseph TLagarde, Frank NLagarde, Gary PaulLagasse, Michael FLai, Hen KLai, ThenLam, Cang VanLam, CuiLam, Dong VanLam, Hiep TanLam, Lan VanLam, Lee PhenhLam, PhanLam, QuiLam, SochenLam, TaiLam, Tinh HuuLambas, Jessie J SrLanclos, PaulLandry, David ALandry, Dennis JLandry, Edward N JrLandry, GeorgeLandry, George MLandry, James FLandry, Jude CLandry, Robert ELandry, Ronald JLandry, Samuel J JrLandry, TracyLane, Daniel ELapeyrouse, Lance MLapeyrouse, RosalieLapeyrouse, Tillman JosephLaRive, James L JrLaRoche, Daniel SLasseigne, BettyLasseigne, BlakeLasseigne, FloydLasseigne, FrankLasseigne, Harris JrLasseigne, Ivy JrLasseigne, JeffersonLasseigne, Jefferson P JrLasseigne, Johnny JLasseigne, MarleneLasseigne, Nolan JLasseigne, TrentLat, ChhietLatapie, Charlotte A



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Latapie, CrystalLatapie, JerryLatapie, Joey GLatapie, JosephLatapie, Joseph F SrLatapie, TravisLatiolais, Craig JLatiolais, JoelLau, Ho ThanhLaughlin, James GLaughlin, James MitchellLaurent, Yvonne MLavergne, RogerLawdros, Terrance JrLayrisson, Michael A IIILe, AmandaLe, An VanLe, BenLe, Binh TLe, Cheo VanLe, Chinh ThanhLe, Chinh Thanh and Yen VoLe, Cu ThiLe, Dai MLe, DaleLe, David RungLe, Du MLe, Duc VLe, Duoc MLe, Hien VLe, Houston TLe, HungLe, JimmyLe, Jimmy and HoangLe, KhoaLe, KimLe, Ky VanLe, Lang VanLe, LilyLe, Lisa Tuyet ThiLe, LoiLe, Minh VanLe, Muoi VanLe, MyLe, My VLe, Nam and Xhan-Minh LeLe, Nam VanLe, Nhieu TLe, Nhut HoangLe, Nu ThiLe, Phuc VanLe, Que VLe, QuyLe, RobertLe, Sam VanLe, Sau VLe, SonLe, SonLe, Son HLe, Son QuocLe, Son VanLe, Su



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Le, Tam VLe, Thanh HuongLe, Tong MinhLe, TonyLe, Tracy Lan ChiLe, Tuan NhuLe, Viet HoangLe, VuiLeaf, Andrew ScottLeary, RolandLeBeauf, ThomasLeBlanc, DonnieLeBlanc, Edwin JLeBlanc, Enoch PLeBlanc, Gareth R IIILeBlanc, Gareth R JrLeBlanc, Gerald ELeBlanc, Hubert CLeBlanc, JeraldLeBlanc, Jesse JrLeBlanc, Keenon AnthonyLeBlanc, Lanvin JLeBlanc, Luke ALeBlanc, Marty JLeBlanc, Marty J JrLeBlanc, Mickel JLeBlanc, Robert PatrickLeBlanc, Scotty MLeBlanc, SheltonLeBlanc, Terry JLeBoeuf, Brent JLeBoeuf, Emery JLeBoeuf, Joseph RLeBoeuf, Tammy YLeBouef, DaleLeBouef, Edward JLeBouef, Ellis J JrLeBouef, GillisLeBouef, JimmieLeBouef, LeslieLeBouef, Lindy JLeBouef, Micheal JLeBouef, RaymondLeBouef, Tommy JLeBouef, Wiley SrLeBourgeois, Stephen ALeCompte, AlenaLeCompte, Aubrey JLeCompte, EthaLeCompte, Jesse C JrLeCompte, Jesse JrLeCompte, Jesse SrLeCompte, LyleLeCompte, Patricia FLeCompte, ToddLeCompte, Troy A SrLedet, BradLedet, BryanLedet, CarltonLedet, Charles JLedet, Jack ALedet, Kenneth A



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Ledet, MarkLedet, Maxine BLedet, MervinLedet, Phillip JohnLedoux, DennisLedwig, Joe JLee, CarlLee, James KLee, MarilynLee, Otis M JrLee, Raymond CLee, Robert ELee, Steven JLeek, Mark ALeGaux, Roy J JrLegendre, KerryLegendre, PaulLeger, AndreLeGros, Alex MLeJeune, Philip JrLeJeune, Philip SrLeJeune, Ramona VLeJeunee, DebbieLeJuine, Eddie RLeLand, Allston BochetLeland, Rutledge B IIILeland, Rutledge B JrLeLeaux, DavidLeleux, Kevin JLemoine, Jeffery JrLeonard, DanLeonard, Dexter J JrLeonard, Micheal ALepine, Leroy LLesso, Rudy JrLester, ShawnLevron, Dale TLevy, Patrick TLewis, KennethLewis, Mark StevenLibersat, Anthony RLibersat, KimLicatino, Daniel JrLichenstein, Donald LLilley, Douglas PLim, ChhayLim, KoungLim, Tav SengLinden, Eric LLiner, Claude J JrLiner, HaroldLiner, JerryLiner, KevinLiner, Michael B SrLiner, Morris T JrLiner, Morris T SrLiner, Tandy MLinh, PhamLinwood, DolbyLirette, Alex J SrLirette, Bobby and SheriLirette, Chester Patrick



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Lirette, Daniel JLirette, Dean JLirette, Delvin J JrLirette, Delvin JrLirette, Desaire JLirette, Eugis P SrLirette, Guy ALirette, JeannieLirette, Kern ALirette, Ron CLirette, Russell (Chico) JrLirette, Shaun PatrickLirette, Terry J SrLittle, William ALittle, William BoydLiv, Niem SLivaudais, Ernest JLiverman, Harry RLoBue, Michael Anthony SrLocascio, DustinLockhart, William TLodrigue, Jimmy ALodrigue, KerryLombardo, Joseph PLombas, James A JrLombas, Kim DLondrie, HarleyLong, Cao ThanhLong, DinhLong, RobertLongo, Ronald S JrLongwater, Ryan HeathLoomer, RhondaLopez, CelestinoLopez, EvelioLopez, Harry NLopez, RonLopez, ScottLopez, Stephen R JrLord, Michael E SrLoupe, George JrLoupe, TedLovell, BillyLovell, Bobby JasonLovell, Bradford JohnLovell, Charles J JrLovell, ClaytonLovell, Douglas PLovell, Jacob GLovell, LoisLovell, Slade MLuke, Bernadette CLuke, DavidLuke, DustanLuke, HenryLuke, Jeremy PaulLuke, Keith JLuke, Patrick ALuke, Patrick JLuke, Paul LeroyLuke, Rudolph JLuke, Samantha



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Luke, Sidney JrLuke, Terry Patrick JrLuke, Terry Patrick SrLuke, TimothyLuke, Wiltz JLund, Ora GLuneau, Ferrell JLuong, KevinLuong, Thu XLuscy, LydiaLuscy, RichardLutz, William ALuu, BinhLuu, VinhLuu, Vinh VLy, BuiLy, HenLy, HocLy, Kelly DLy, NuLy, SaLy, VenLyall, RosalieLycett, James ALyons, Berton JLyons, Berton J SrLyons, JackLyons, Jerome MMackey, Marvin SrMackie, Kevin LMaggio, Wayne AMagwood, Edwin WayneMai, Danny VMai, Lang VMai, TaiMai, Trach XuanMaise, Rubin JMaise, ToddMajoue, Ernest JMajoue, Nathan LMalcombe, DavidMallett, Irvin RayMallett, JimmieMallett, Lawrence JMallett, Mervin BMallett, RainbowMallett, StephneyMalley, Ned F JrMamolo, Charles H SrMamolo, Romeo C JrMamolo, Terry AMancera, JesusManuel, Joseph RManuel, ShonMao, ChandarasyMao, KimMarcel, MichelleMarchese, Joe JrMareno, AnsleyMareno, Brent JMareno, Kenneth LMarie, Allen J



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Marie, MartyMarmande, AlMarmande, AlidoreMarmande, DeniseMarquize, HeatherMarquizz, KipMarris, Roy C JrMartin, DarrenMartin, Dean JMartin, DennisMartin, Jody WMartin, John F IIIMartin, Michael AMartin, Nora SMartin, Rod JMartin, Roland J JrMartin, Russel J SrMartin, Sharon JMartin, Tanna GMartin, WendyMartinez, Carl RMartinez, HenryMartinez, Henry JosephMartinez, LupeMartinez, MichaelMartinez, Rene JMason, James F JrMason, Johnnie WMason, LutherMason, Mary LoisMason, Percy D JrMason, WalterMatherne, AnthonyMatherne, Blakland SrMatherne, Bradley JMatherne, Claude I JrMatherne, Clifford PMatherne, Curlis JMatherne, Forest JMatherne, George JMatherne, Glenn AMatherne, Grace LMatherne, James CMatherne, James J JrMatherne, James J SrMatherne, Joey AMatherne, KeithMatherne, Larry JrMatherne, Louis M SrMatherne, Louis MichaelMatherne, NelsonMatherne, Thomas GMatherne, Thomas G JrMatherne, Thomas JrMatherne, Thomas M SrMatherne, Wesley JMathews, PatrickMathurne, BarryMatte, Martin J SrMauldin, JohnnyMauldin, MaryMauldin, Shannon



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Mavar, Mark DMayeux, Lonies A JrMayeux, Roselyn PMayfield, GaryMayfield, Henry A JrMayfield, James J IIIMayon, Allen JMayon, Wayne SrMcAnespy, HenryMcAnespy, LouisMcCall, Marcus HMcCall, R Terry SrMcCarthy, CarlissMcCarthy, MichaelMcCauley, Byron KeithMcCauley, KatrinaMcClantoc, Robert R andDebra

McClellan, Eugene GardnerMcCormick, LenMcCuiston, Denny CarltonMcDonald, AllanMcElroy, Harry JMcFarlain, Merlin J JrMcGuinn, DennisMcIntosh, James RichardMcIntyre, Michael DMcIver, John H JrMcKendree, RoyMcKenzie, George BMcKinzie, Bobby EMcKoin, RobertMcKoin, Robert F JrMcLendon, Jonathon SMcNab, Robert JrMcQuaig, Don WMcQuaig, Oliver JMedine, David PMehaffey, John PMelancon, Brent KMelancon, NevaMelancon, RickeyMelancon, Roland JrMelancon, Roland T JrMelancon, Sean PMelancon, Terral JMelancon, Timmy JMelanson, Ozimea J IIIMelerine, AngelaMelerine, Brandon TMelerine, Claude AMelerine, Claude A JrMelerine, Dean JMelerine, Eric W JrMelerine, John D SrMelerine, Linda CMelerine, Raymond JosephMelford, Daniel W SrMello, NelvinMen, SophinMenendez, Wade EMenesses, Dennis



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Menesses, James HMenesses, JimmyMenesses, LouisMenge, Lionel AMenge, Vincent JMercy, DempseyMerrick, Harold AMerrick, Kevin SrMerritt, Darren SrMesser, ChaseMeyers, Otis JMiarm, SoeumMichel, Steven DMiddleton, Dan SrMigues, HenryMigues, Kevin L SrMilam, RickyMiles, Ricky DavidMiley, Donna JMilitello, JosephMiller, David WMiller, Fletcher NMiller, James AMiller, Larry BMiller, Mabry Allen JrMiller, Michael EMiller, Michele KMiller, Randy AMiller, Rhonda EMiller, WayneMillet, Leon BMillington, DonnieMillington, RonnieMillis, MosesMillis, RaefordMillis, Timmie LeeMine, DerrickMiner, Peter GMinh, KhaMinh, Phuc-TruongMitchell, Ricky AllenMitchell, ToddMitchum, Francis CraigMixon, G CMobley, Bryan AMobley, Jimmy SrMobley, RobertsonMock, Frank SrMock, Frankie E JrMock, Jesse R IIMock, Terry LynMolero, Louis F IIIMolero, Louis FrankMolinere, Al LMolinere, FloydMolinere, Roland JrMolinere, StaceyMoll, AngelaMoll, Jerry J JrMoll, JonathanPMoll, Julius JMoll, Randall Jr



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Mollere, RandallMones, Philip J JrMones, TinoMoody, Guy DMoore, Carl StephenMoore, Curtis LMoore, KennethMoore, RichardMoore, WillisMorales, AnthonyMorales, Clinton AMorales, Daniel JrMorales, Daniel SrMorales, DavidMorales, Elwood J JrMorales, Eugene J JrMorales, Eugene J SrMorales, KimberlyMorales, Leonard LMorales, Phil J JrMorales, RaulMoran, ScottMoreau, Allen JosephMoreau, Berlin J SrMoreau, Daniel RMoreau, Hubert JMoreau, MaryMoreau, Rickey J SrMorehead, Arthur B JrMoreno, AnsleyMorgan, Harold RMorici, JohnMorris, Herbert EugeneMorris, Jesse AMorris, Jesse A SrMorris, PrestonMorrison, Stephen D JrMorton, Robert AMorvant, Keith MMorvant, Patsy LishmanMoschettieri, ChalamMoseley, Kevin RMotley, MicheleMouille, William LMouton, Ashton JMoveront, TimothyMund, MarkMurphy, Denis RMuth, Gary J SrMyers, Joseph E JrNa, Tran VanNaccio, AndrewNacio, Lance MNacio, NoelNacio, Philocles J SrNaquin, Alton JNaquin, Andrew J SrNaquin, Antoine JrNaquin, Autry JamesNaquin, Bobby J and SheilaNaquin, Bobby JrNaquin, Christine



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Naquin, Dean JNaquin, Donna PNaquin, EarlNaquin, Earl LNaquin, FreddieNaquin, GeraldNaquin, HenryNaquin, Irvin JNaquin, Jerry Joseph JrNaquin, Kenneth J JrNaquin, Kenneth J SrNaquin, Linda LNaquin, Lionel A JrNaquin, Mark D JrNaquin, Marty J SrNaquin, Milton H IVNaquin, Oliver ANaquin, RobertNaquin, Roy ANaquin, VernonNavarre, Curtis JNavero, Floyd G JrNeal, Craig ANeal, Roy J JrNeely, Bobby HNehlig, Raymond E SrNeil, DeanNeil, JacobNeil, JuliusNeil, Robert J JrNeil, Tommy SrNelson, Billy J SrNelson, DeborahNelson, Elisha WNelson, Ernest RNelson, FayeNelson, Fred H SrNelson, Gordon Kent SrNelson, Gordon W IIINelson, Gordon W JrNelson, John AndrewNelson, William Owen JrNelton, Aaron J JrNelton, Steven JNettleton, CodyNewell, Ronald BNewsome, Thomas ENewton, Paul JNghiem, BillyNgo, Chuong VanNgo, DucNgo, Hung VNgo, Liem ThanhNgo, MaxieNgo, The TNgo, Truong DinhNgo, Van LoNgo, Vu HoangNgoc, Lam LamNgu,ThoiNguyen, AmyNguyen, An Hoang



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Nguyen, Andy DungNguyen, Andy TNguyen, Anh and Thanh D TietNguyen, BaNguyen, Ba VanNguyen, Bac VanNguyen, Bao QNguyen, Bay VanNguyen, BeNguyen, BeNguyen, BeNguyen, Be EmNguyen, Bich ThaoNguyen, Bien VNguyen, BinhNguyen, Binh CongNguyen, Binh VNguyen, Binh VanNguyen, Binh VanNguyen, Binh VanNguyen, Bui VanNguyen, Ca EmNguyen, CanNguyen, Can VanNguyen, Canh VNguyen, CharlieNguyen, ChienNguyen, Chien VanNguyen, ChinNguyen, Chinh VanNguyen, ChristianNguyen, ChucNguyen, ChungNguyen, Chung VanNguyen, Chuong HoangNguyen, Chuong VNguyen, ChuyenNguyen, Coolly DinhNguyen, CuongNguyen, DaiNguyen, Dan TNguyen, Dan VanNguyen, Dan VanNguyen, DangNguyen, DannyNguyen, DavidNguyen, Day VanNguyen, De VanNguyen, DenNguyen, DiemNguyen, DienNguyen, DiepNguyen, DinhNguyen, Dinh VNguyen, Dong TNguyen, Dong ThiNguyen, Dong XNguyen, DucNguyen, Duc VanNguyen, DungNguyen, Dung Anh andXuan Duong



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Nguyen, Dung NgocNguyen, Dung VanNguyen, Dung VanNguyen, DuocNguyen, Duong VNguyen, Duong VanNguyen, Duong XuanNguyen, Francis NNguyen, FrankNguyen, GaryNguyen, Giang TNguyen, Giang TruongNguyen, Giau VanNguyen, Ha TNguyen, Ha VanNguyen, Hai VanNguyen, Hai VanNguyen, Han VanNguyen, Han VanNguyen, HangNguyen, Hanh TNguyen, Hao VanNguyen, Harry HNguyen, Henri HiepNguyen, Henry-TrangNguyen, HienNguyen, Hien VNguyen, HiepNguyen, HoNguyen, Ho VNguyen, HoaNguyen, HoaNguyen, Hoa NNguyen, Hoa VanNguyen, HoangNguyen, HoangNguyen, Hoang TNguyen, HoiNguyen, Hon XuongNguyen, HuanNguyen, HungNguyen, HungNguyen, HungNguyen, Hung MNguyen, Hung ManhNguyen, Hung VanNguyen, Hung-JosephNguyen, Huu NghiaNguyen, Hy Don NNguyen, Jackie TinNguyen, JamesNguyen, James NNguyen, JeffersonNguyen, JenniferNguyen, JimmyNguyen, JimmyNguyen, JoachimNguyen, JoeNguyen, John RNguyen, John VanNguyen, JohnnyNguyen, Joseph Minh



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Nguyen, Kenny Hung MongNguyen, KevinNguyen, KhaiNguyen, KhanhNguyen, Khanh and Viet DinhNguyen, Khanh QNguyen, KhiemNguyen, Kien PhanNguyen, KimNguyen, Kim MaiNguyen, Kim ThoaNguyen, Kinh VNguyen, LaiNguyen, LaiNguyen, Lai TanNguyen, LamNguyen, Lam VanNguyen, Lam VanNguyen, Lam VanNguyen, LanNguyen, LangNguyen, LangNguyen, LanhNguyen, Lap VanNguyen, Lap VanNguyen, LeNguyen, Lien and Hang LuongNguyen, Lien ThiNguyen, Linda OanNguyen, Linh ThiNguyen, Linh VanNguyen, Lintt DannyNguyen, LluuNguyen, LocNguyen, LoiNguyen, LoiNguyen, Long PhiNguyen, Long TNguyen, Long VietNguyen, Luom TNguyen, Mai VanNguyen, ManNguyen, Mao-VanNguyen, MaryNguyen, MaryNguyen, MelissaNguyen, MinhNguyen, MinhNguyen, MinhNguyen, MinhNguyen, MinhNguyen, Minh NgocNguyen, Minh VanNguyen, MootNguyen, Mui VanNguyen, Mung TNguyen, MuoiNguyen, My Le ThiNguyen, My TanNguyen, My VNguyen, Nam VanNguyen, Nam Van



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Nguyen, Nam VanNguyen, Nam VanNguyen, NancyNguyen, NancyNguyen, NghiNguyen, Nghi QNguyen, NghiaNguyen, NghiepNguyen, Ngoc TimNguyen, Ngoc VanNguyen, NguyetNguyen, NhiNguyen, Nho VanNguyen, NinaNguyen, NuongNguyen, PeterNguyen, Peter ThangNguyen, Peter VNguyen, PheNguyen, PhongNguyen, Phong NgocNguyen, Phong TNguyen, Phong XuanNguyen, Phu HuuNguyen, PhucNguyen, Phuoc HNguyen, Phuoc VanNguyen, PhuongNguyen, PhuongNguyen, QuangNguyen, QuangNguyen, Quang DangNguyen, Quang DinhNguyen, Quang VanNguyen, Quoc VanNguyen, Quyen MinhNguyen, Quyen TNguyen, Quyen-VanNguyen, Ran TNguyen, RandonNguyen, RichardNguyen, Richard NghiaNguyen, Rick VanNguyen, Ricky TinhNguyen, Roe VanNguyen, RoseNguyen, SamNguyen, Sandy HaNguyen, Sang VanNguyen, Sau VNguyen, Si NgocNguyen, SonNguyen, Son ThanhNguyen, Son VanNguyen, Song VNguyen, SteveNguyen, Steve QNguyen, Steven GiapNguyen, SungNguyen, TaiNguyen, Tai TheNguyen, Tai Thi



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Nguyen, TamNguyen, Tam MinhNguyen, Tam ThanhNguyen, Tam VNguyen, Tam VanNguyen, TanNguyen, Ten TanNguyen, ThachNguyen, ThangNguyen, ThanhNguyen, ThanhNguyen, ThanhNguyen, Thanh PhucNguyen, Thanh VNguyen, Thanh VanNguyen, Thanh VanNguyen, Thanh VanNguyen, Thanh VanNguyen, ThaoNguyen, Thi Bich HangNguyen, ThietNguyen, ThietNguyen, Tho DukeNguyen, Thoa DNguyen, Thoa ThiNguyen, ThomasNguyen, ThuNguyen, Thu and RoseNguyen, Thu DucNguyen, Thu VanNguyen, ThuanNguyen, ThuanNguyen, ThuongNguyen, Thuong VanNguyen, ThuyNguyen, ThuyenNguyen, ThuyenNguyen, TinhNguyen, Tinh VanNguyen, ToanNguyen, Toan VanNguyen, TommyNguyen, TonyNguyen, TonyNguyen, TonyNguyen, Tony DNguyen, Tony HongNguyen, Tony SiNguyen, TraNguyen, TraNguyen, Tracy TNguyen, Tri DNguyen, Trich VanNguyen, Trung VanNguyen, Tu VanNguyen, TuanNguyen, Tuan ANguyen, Tuan HNguyen, Tuan NgocNguyen, Tuan QNguyen, Tuan VanNguyen, Tung



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Nguyen, Tuyen DucNguyen, Tuyen VanNguyen, Ty and Ngoc NgoNguyen, Van HNguyen, Van LoiNguyen, Vang VanNguyen, VietNguyen, VietNguyen, Viet VNguyen, Viet VanNguyen, Vinh VanNguyen, Vinh VanNguyen, Vinh VanNguyen, VTNguyen, Vu MinhNguyen, Vu TNguyen, Vu XuanNguyen, VuiNguyen, Vuong VNguyen, Xuong KimNhan, Tran QuocNhon, SeriNichols, Steve AnnaNicholson, GaryNixon, LeonardNoble, EarlNoland, Terrel WNormand, TimothyNorris, Candace PNorris, John ANorris, Kenneth LNorris, Kevin JNowell, James ENoy, PhenNunez, ConradNunez, JodyNunez, Joseph PaulNunez, RandyNunez, Wade JosephNyuyen, ToanOberling, DarrylO’Blance, AdamO’Brien, Gary SO’Brien, MarkO’Brien, MicheleOgden, John MOglesby, HenryOglesby, PhyllisO’Gwynn, Michael P SrOhmer, Eva GOhmer, George JOlander, HazelOlander, RodneyOlander, Roland JOlander, Russell JOlander, ThomasOlano, KevinOlano, Owen JOlano, Shelby FOlds, Malcolm D JrOlinde, Wilfred J JrOliver, Charles



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O’Neil, CareyOracoy, Brad ROrage, EugeneOrlando, HetOteri, Robert FOubre, Faron POubre, Thomas WOurks, SokHoms KOwens, Larry EOwens, SheppardOwens, TimothyPacaccio, Thomas JrPadgett, Kenneth JPalmer, Gay Ann PPalmer, John WPalmer, MackPalmisano, Daniel PPalmisano, Dwayne JrPalmisano, KimPalmisano, Larry JPalmisano, Leroy JPalmisano, Robin GPam, Phuong BuiParfait, Antoine C JrParfait, Jerry JrParfait, John CParfait, Joshua KParfait, Mary FParfait, Mary SParfait, Olden G JrParfait, Robert C JrParfait, Robert C SrParfait, RodneyParfait, Shane AParfait, Shelton JParfait, Timmy JParker, Clyde AParker, Franklin LParker, Paul AParker, Percy ToddParks, Daniel DuaneParks, Ellery Doyle JrParrett, Joseph D JrParria, DannyParria, Gavin C SrParria, Gillis F JrParria, Gillis F SrParria, Jerry DParria, Kip GParria, Lionel J SrParria, Louis IIIParria, Louis J SrParria, Louis JrParria, MichaelParria, RonaldParria, RossParris, Troy MParrish, CharlesParrish, Walter LPassmore, PennyPate, ShanePaterbaugh, Richard



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Patingo, Roger DPaul, Robert EmmettPayne, John FrancisPayne, StuartPeatross, David APelas, James CurtisPelas, JefferyPellegrin, Corey PPellegrin, CurlynnPellegrin, James A JrPellegrin, JordeyPellegrin, KarlPellegrin, Karl JPellegrin, RandyPellegrin, Randy SrPellegrin, Rodney J SrPellegrin, SamuelPellegrin, Troy SrPeltier, ClydePeltier, Rodney JPena, Bartolo JrPena, IsraelPendarvis, GraciePennison, ElainePennison, Milton GPequeno, JuliusPercle, David PPerez, Allen MPerez, David JPerez, David PPerez, DerekPerez, Edward JrPerez, Henry JrPerez, Joe BPerez, Tilden A JrPerez, Warren A JrPerez, Warren A SrPerez, WesleyPerrin, DalePerrin, David MPerrin, Edward G SrPerrin, Errol Joseph JrPerrin, Jerry JPerrin, Kenneth VPerrin, KevinPerrin, Kline J SrPerrin, Kurt MPerrin, MichaelPerrin, Michael APerrin, Murphy PPerrin, Nelson C JrPerrin, Pershing J JrPerrin, RobertPerrin, Tim JPerrin, TonyPersohn, William TPeshoff, Kirk LynnPete, Alfred F JrPete, Alfred F SrPfleeger, William APham, An VPham, Anh My



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Pham, BobPham, ChoPham, CindyPham, DavidPham, DungPham, Dung PhuocPham, Dung PhuocPham, Duong VanPham, GaiPham, HaiPham, Hai HongPham, HienPham, Hien CPham, HiepPham, HieuPham, Huan VanPham, HungPham, Hung VPham, Hung VPham, HuynhPham, JohnPham, JohnnyPham, Joseph SPham, KanninPham, Nga TPham, Nhung TPham, OsmondPham, Paul PPham, Phong-ThanhPham, PhungPham, Quoc VPham, Steve BanPham, Steve VPham, Thai VanPham, Thai VanPham, ThanhPham, ThanhPham, Thanh VPham, ThinhPham, Thinh VPham, Tommy VPham, Tran and Thu QuangPham, Ut VanPhan, Anh ThiPhan, Banh VanPhan, Cong VanPhan, Dan TPhan, HoangPhan, Hung ThanhPhan, JohnnyPhan, LamPhan, Luyen VanPhan, Nam VPhan, ThongPhan, Tien VPhan, ToanPhan, Tu VanPhat, Lam MauPhelps, John DPhillips, Bruce APhillips, Danny DPhillips, Gary



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Phillips, Harry LouisPhillips, James C JrPhillips, Kristrina WPhipps, AWPhonthaasa, KhaolopPhorn, PhenPickett, KathyPicou, Calvin JrPicou, Gary MPicou, JenniferPicou, Jerome JPicou, Jordan JPicou, Randy JohnPicou, Ricky SrPicou, TerryPierce, AaronPierce, DeanPierce, ElwoodPierce, ImogenePierce, StanleyPierce, Taffie BoonePierre, IvyPierre, JosephPierre, Joseph C JrPierre, Paul JPierre, Ronald JPierron, JakePierron, Patsy HPierron, Roger DPinell, Ernie APinell, Harry J JrPinell, Jody JPinell, Randall JamesPinnell, Richard JPinnell, RobertPitre, Benton JPitre, CarolPitre, Claude A SrPitre, ElrodPitre, Emily BPitre, Glenn PPitre, HerbertPitre, JeanniePitre, Leo PPitre, Robert JrPitre, RobinPitre, Ryan PPitre, Ted JPittman, RogerPizani, BonniePizani, CraigPizani, JanePizani, Terrill JPizani, Terry MPizani, Terry M JrPlaisance, Arthur EPlaisance, BurgessPlaisance, DarrenPlaisance, Dean J SrPlaisance, Dorothy BPlaisance, DwaynePlaisance, Earl J Jr



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Plaisance, Errance HPlaisance, Evans PPlaisance, Eves A IIIPlaisance, GideonsPlaisance, Gillis SPlaisance, Henry A JrPlaisance, JacobPlaisance, Jimmie JPlaisance, JoycePlaisance, KeithPlaisance, Ken GPlaisance, Lawrence JPlaisance, Lucien JrPlaisance, Peter A SrPlaisance, Peter JrPlaisance, Richard JPlaisance, Russel PPlaisance, Russell P SrPlaisance, ThomasPlaisance, Thomas JPlaisance, Wayne PPlaisance, Whitney IIIPlork, PhanPoche, Glenn J JrPoche, Glenn J SrPockrus, GeraldPoiencot, Russell JrPoillion, Charles APolito, GeraldPolkey, Gary JPolkey, Richard R JrPolkey, RonaldPolkey, Shawn MichaelPollet, Lionel J SrPomgoria, MarioPonce, BenPonce, Lewis BPoon, RaymondPope, RobertPopham, Winford APoppell, David MPorche, Ricky JPortier, BobbyPortier, ChadPortier, Corinne LPortier, Penelope JPortier, RobbiePortier, Russel A SrPortier, RussellPotter, Hubert Edward JrPotter, Robert DPotter, Robert JPounds, Terry WaynePowers, Clyde TPrejean, Dennis JPrice, CarlPrice, CurtisPrice, Edwin JPrice, Franklin JPrice, George J SrPrice, Norris J SrPrice, Steve J Jr



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Price, Timmy TPrice, Wade JPrice, Warren JPrihoda, StevePrimeaux, ScottPritchard, Dixie JPritchard, James Ross JrProsperie, Claude J JrProsperie, MyronProut, RollenProut, Sharonski KPrum, ThouPugh, Charles D JrPugh, Charles SrPugh, CodyPugh, DeannaPugh, DonaldPugh, NickolasPunch, Alvin JrPunch, Donald JPunch, Todd MPunch, Travis JPurata, MariaPurse, EmilPurvis, GeorgeQuach, DucQuach, James DQuach, JoeQuach, Si TanQuinn, Dora MRacca, CharlesRacine, Sylvan P JrRadulic, IgorRagas, Albert GRagas, GeneRagas, John DRagas, JonathanRagas, Richard ARagas, Ronda SRalph, Lester BRamirez, Alfred J JrRandazzo, John A JrRandazzo, Rick ARando, Stanley DRanko, Ellis GeraldRapp, DwayneRapp, Leroy and SedoniaRawlings, John H SrRawlings, Ralph ERawls, Norman ERay, LeoRay, William C JrRaynor, Steven EarlReadenour, Kelty OReagan, RoyReason, Patrick WReaux, Paul S SrReaves, Craig AReaves, LatenRebert, Paul J SrRebert, Steve M JrRebstock, Charles



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Recter, Lance JrRector, Warren LRedden, YvonneRegnier, Leoncea BRemondet, Garland JrRenard, LannyReno, EdwardReno, George CReno, George HReno, George TReno, HarryRevell, Ben DavidReyes, CarltonReyes, Dwight D SrReynon, Marcello JrRhodes, Randolph NRhoto, Christopher LRibardi, Frank ARich, Wanda HeafnerRichard, Bruce JRichard, David LRichard, Edgar JRichard, James RayRichard, MelissaRichard, Randall KRichardson, James TRichert, Daniel ERicho, Earl SrRichoux, Dudley Donald JrRichoux, Irvin J JrRichoux, JudyRichoux, LarryRichoux, Mary ARiego, Raymond ARiffle, Josiah BRigaud, Randall RyanRiggs, Jeffrey BRiley, Jackie SrRiley, RaymondRinkus, Anthony J IIIRios, AmadoRipp, Norris MRobbins, TonyRobert, Dan SRoberts, Michael ARobertson, KevinRobeson, Richard S JrRobichaux, Craig JRobin, Alvin GRobin, Cary JosephRobin, Charles R IIIRobin, Danny JRobin, DonaldRobin, Floyd ARobin, Kenneth J SrRobin, Ricky RRobinson, Johnson P IIIRobinson, WalterRoccaforte, ClayRodi, Dominick RRodi, RhondaRodrigue, Brent J



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Rodrigue, Carrol SrRodrigue, GlennRodrigue, LerleneRodrigue, Reggie SrRodrigue, SonyaRodrigue, WayneRodriguez, BarryRodriguez, Charles V SrRodriguez, GregoryRodriguez, JesusRodriguez, Joseph C JrRoeum, OrnRogers, Barry DavidRogers, ChadRogers, Chad MRogers, Kevin JRogers, Nathan JRojas, Carlton J SrRojas, Curtis SrRojas, Dennis J JrRojas, Dennis J SrRojas, Gordon VRojas, Kerry DRojas, Kerry D JrRojas, Randy J SrRojas, Raymond J JrRoland, BradRoland, Mathias CRoland, VincentRollins, TheresaRollo, Wayne ARome, Victor J IVRomero, D HRomero, Kardel JRomero, NormanRomero, Philip JRonquille, GlennRonquille, Norman CRonquillo, EarlRonquillo, Richard JRonquillo, TimothyRoseburrough, Charles R JrRoss, DorothyRoss, Edward Danny JrRoss, Leo LRoss, Robert ARoth, Joseph F JrRoth, Joseph M JrRotolo, CarolynRotolo, FelizRouse, JimmyRoussel, Michael D JrRoy, Henry Lee JrRudolph, Chad ARuiz, Donald WRuiz, James LRuiz, Paul ERuiz, Paul RRussell, Bentley RRussell, CaseyRussell, DanielRussell, James III



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Russell, Julie AnnRussell, Michael JRussell, Nicholas MRussell, PaulRustick, KennethRuttley, Adrian KRuttley, Ernest T JrRuttley, JTRyan, James C SrRybiski, Rhebb RRyder, Luther VSadler, StewartSagnes, EverettSaha, Amanda KSaling, Don MSaltalamacchia, Preston JSaltalamacchia, Sue ASalvato, Lawrence JrSamanie, Caroll JSamanie, Frank JSamsome, DonSanamo, Troy PSanchez, AugustineSanchez, Jeffery ASanchez, JuanSanchez, Robert ASanders, William ShannonSandras, R JSandras, R J JrSandrock, Roy R IIISantini, Lindberg W JrSantiny, JamesSantiny, PatrickSapia, Carroll J JrSapia, Eddie J JrSapia, WillardSaturday, Michael RanceSauce, Carlton JosephSauce, Joseph C JrSaucier, Houston JSauls, RussellSavage, Malcolm HSavant, RaymondSavoie, AllenSavoie, Brent TSavoie, JamesSavoie, Merlin F JrSavoie, Reginald M IISawyer, GeraldSawyer, RodneyScarabin, CliffordScarabin, Michael JSchaffer, KellySchaubhut, Curry ASchellinger, Lester B JrSchexnaydre, MichaelSchirmer, Robert JrSchjott, Joseph J SrSchlindwein, HenrySchmit, Paul A JrSchmit, Paul A SrSchmit, Victor J Jr



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Schouest, Ellis J IIISchouest, Ellis JrSchouest, JustonSchouest, MarkSchouest, NoelSchrimpf, Robert H JrSchultz, Troy ASchwartz, SidneyScott, Aaron JScott, Audie BScott, James E IIIScott, Milford PScott, PaulSeabrook, Terry GSeal, Charles TSeal, Joseph GSeaman, GarrySeaman, GregSeaman, Ollie L JrSeaman, Ollie L SrSeang, MengSehon, Robert CraigSekul, Morris GSekul, S GeorgeSellers, Isaac CharlesSeng, SophanSerigne, Adam RSerigne, ElizabethSerigne, James J IIISerigne, Kimmie JSerigne, Lisa MSerigne, NeilSerigne, O’Neil NSerigne, Richard J SrSerigne, Rickey NSerigne, Ronald RaymondSerigne, Ronald RochSerigne, RossSerigny, GailSerigny, Wayne ASerpas, Lenny JrSessions, William O IIISessions, William O JrSevel, Michael DSevin, Carl AnthonySevin, EarlineSevin, Janell ASevin, JoeySevin, Nac JSevin, O’Neil and SymanthaSevin, Phillip TSevin, ShaneSevin, Shane AnthonySevin, Stanley JSevin, WillisSeymour, Janet AShackelford, David MShaffer, Curtis EShaffer, Glynnon DShay, Daniel AShilling, JasonShilling, L E



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Shugars, Robert LShutt, RandySifuentes, EstebanSifuentes, FernandoSilver, Curtis A JrSimon, CurnisSimon, JohnSimon, LeoSimpson, MarkSims, Donald LSims, MikeSingley, Charlie SrSingley, GlennSingley, Robert JosephSirgo, JaceSisung, WalterSisung, Walter JrSkinner, Gary M SrSkinner, RichardSkipper, Malcolm WSkrmetta, Martin JSmelker, Brian HSmith, BrianSmith, Carl R JrSmith, Clark WSmith, DannySmith, Danny M JrSmith, DonnaSmith, Elmer T JrSmith, Glenda FSmith, James ESmith, Margie TSmith, Mark ASmith, Nancy FSmith, Raymond C SrSmith, TimSmith, Walter M JrSmith, William TSmithwick, Ted WayneSmoak, BillSmoak, William W IIISnell, ErickSnodgrass, SamSoeung, PhatSoileau, John C SrSok, KhengSok, MonthaSok, NhipSolet, DarrenSolet, Donald MSolet, Joseph RSolet, Raymond JSolorzano, MarilynSon, KimSon, Sam NangSon, SamaySon, Thuong CongSoprano, DanielSork, WilliamSou, MangSoudelier, Louis JrSoudelier, Shannon



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Sour, Yem KimSoutherland, RobertSpeir, Barbara KaySpell, Jeffrey BSpell, Mark ASpellmeyer, Joel F SrSpencer, CaseySpiers, Donald ASprinkle, Avery MSprinkle, Emery Shelton JrSprinkle, Joseph WarrenSquarsich, Kenneth JSreiy, SiphanSt Amant, Dana ASt Ann, Mr and Mrs Jerome KSt Pierre, DarrenSt Pierre, Scott AStaves, PatrickStechmann, ChadStechmann, Karl JStechmann, ToddSteele, Arnold D JrSteele, Henry H IIISteen, Carl LSteen, James DSteen, Kathy GStein, Norris J JrStelly, AdlarStelly, Carl AStelly, Chad PStelly, DeloresStelly, Sandrus J SrStelly, Sandrus JrStelly, Toby JStelly, Veronica GStelly, WarrenStephenson, LouisStevens, AlvinStevens, Curtis DStevens, DonaldStevens, GlendaStewart, Chester JrStewart, DeraldStewart, DerekStewart, FredStewart, Jason FStewart, Ronald GStewart, William CStiffler, ThanhStipelcovich, Lawrence LStipelcovich, Todd JStockfett, BrendaStokes, ToddStone-Rinkus, PamelaStrader, Steven RStrickland, KennethStrickland, Rita GStuart, James VernonStutes, Rex ESulak, Billy WSun, Hong SrengSurmik, Donald D



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Swindell, Keith MSylve, Dennis ASylve, James LSylve, NathanSylve, ScottSylvesr, Paul ATa, Ba VanTa, ChrisTabb, CalvinTaliancich, AndrewTaliancich, IvanTaliancich, Joseph MTaliancich, SreckaTan, Ho DungTan, HungTan, Lan TTan, Ngo TheTang, ThanhTanner, Robert CharlesTaravella, RaymondTassin, Alton JTassin, Keith PTate, Archie PTate, TerrellTauzier, Kevin MTaylor, Doyle LTaylor, Herman RTaylor, Herman R JrTaylor, J P JrTaylor, John CTaylor, Leander J SrTaylor, Leo JrTaylor, LewisTaylor, Nathan LTaylor, Robert LTaylor, Robert MTeap, PhalTek, HengTemplat, PaulTerluin, John L IIITerrebonne, Adrein ScottTerrebonne, Alphonse JTerrebonne, Alton S JrTerrebonne, Alton S SrTerrebonne, CarolTerrebonne, CarrollTerrebonne, ChadTerrebonne, Chad SrTerrebonne, Daniel JTerrebonne, Donavon JTerrebonne, Gary J SrTerrebonne, Jimmy JrTerrebonne, Jimmy SrTerrebonne, Kline ATerrebonne, LannyTerrebonne, Larry F JrTerrebonne, ScottTerrebonne, StevenTerrebonne, StevenTerrebonne, Toby JTerrel, Chad J SrTerrell, C Todd



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Terrio, Brandon JamesTerrio, Harvey J JrTerry, Eloise PTesvich, Kuzma DThac, Dang VanThach, PhuongThai, Huynh TanThai, PaulThai, ThomasThanh, ThienTharpe, JackTheriot, AnthonyTheriot, Carroll A JrTheriot, Clay J JrTheriot, Craig ATheriot, Dean PTheriot, DonnieTheriot, Jeffery CTheriot, Larry JTheriot, LynnTheriot, Mark ATheriot, Roland P JrTheriot, Wanda JThibodaux, JaredThibodeaux, Bart JamesThibodeaux, Brian AThibodeaux, Brian MThibodeaux, Calvin A JrThibodeaux, Fay FThibodeaux, Glenn PThibodeaux, JeffreyThibodeaux, JonathanThibodeaux, JosephineThibodeaux, KeithThibodeaux, Tony JThibodeaux, Warren JThidobaux, James V SrThiet, TranThomas, AlvinThomas, BrentThomas, Dally SThomas, Janie GThomas, John RichardThomas, Kenneth WardThomas, Monica PThomas, Ralph L JrThomas, Ralph Lee JrThomas, RandallThomas, Robert WThomas, Willard N JrThomassie, GerardThomassie, Nathan AThomassie, Philip AThomassie, Ronald JThomassie, Tracy JosephThompson, BobbieThompson, David WThompson, Edwin AThompson, GeorgeThompson, James D JrThompson, James JrThompson, John E



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Thompson, John RThompson, RandallThompson, SammyThompson, ShawnThong, RThonn, John J JrThonn, Victor JThorpe, Robert Lee JrThurman, Charles ETiet, Thanh DucTilghman, Gene ETillett, Billy CarlTillman, Lewis A JrTillman, Timothy P andYvonne M

Tillotson, PatTinney, Mark ATisdale, Georgia WTiser, OscarTiser, Thomas C JrTiser, Thomas C SrTo, Cang VanTo, Du VanTodd, Fred NoelTodd, Patricia JTodd, Rebecca GTodd, Robert C and Patricia JTodd, Vonnie Frank JrTompkins, Gerald Paul IIToney, George JrTong, Hai VTony, Linh CToomer, Christina AbbottToomer, ChristyToomer, Frank G JrToomer, Jeffrey EToomer, KennethToomer, Lamar KToomer, Larry Curtis and TinaToomer, William KempTorrible, David PTorrible, JasonTouchard, Anthony HTouchard, John B JrTouchard, Paul V JrTouchet, Eldridge IIITouchet, Eldridge JrToups, Anthony GToups, BryanToups, JeffToups, Jimmie JToups, KimToups, ManuelToups, TedToups, TommyToureau, JamesTower, H MelvinTownsend, Harmon LynnTownsend, Marion BrooksTra, Hop TTrabeau, James DTrahan, Allen A Jr



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Trahan, Alvin JrTrahan, DrubyTrahan, DudleyTrahan, Elie JTrahan, Eric JTrahan, JamesTrahan, Karen CTrahan, Lynn P SrTrahan, RickyTrahan, Ronald JTrahan, Tracey LTrahan, Wayne PaulTran, Allen HaiTran, AndanaTran, AnhTran, AnhTran, Anh NTran, Bay VTran, Bay VanTran, BinhTran, Binh VanTran, Ca VanTran, Cam VanTran, Chau VTran, Chau VanTran, Chau VanTran, Chi TTran, Christina PhuongTran, Chu VTran, CuongTran, CuongTran, Danny DucTran, DenTran, DienTran, Dinh MTran, Dinh QTran, DoanTran, Dung VanTran, DuocTran, DuocTran, DuongTran, EricTran, FrancisTran, FrancisTran, GiangTran, GiaoTran, Ha MikeTran, HaiTran, Hien HTran, Hiep PhuocTran, HieuTran, HoaTran, HoaTran, Hue TTran, HueyTran, HungTran, HungTran, HungTran, Hung PTran, Hung VanTran, Hung VanTran, Hung Viet



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Tran, James NTran, JohnTran, Johnny DinhTran, JosephTran, Joseph TTran, Khan VanTran, KhanhTran, KimTran, Kim Chi ThiTran, Lan TinaTran, Le and Phat LeTran, Leo VanTran, LoanTran, LongTran, Long VanTran, Luu VanTran, LyTran, Ly VanTran, Mai ThiTran, MaryTran, Miel VanTran, MienTran, MikeTran, Mike DaiTran, Minh HuuTran, MuoiTran, My TTran, Nam VanTran, Nang VanTran, Nghia and T Le BanhTran, NgocTran, Nhanh VanTran, Nhieu TTran, Nhieu VanTran, NhoTran, PeterTran, Phu VanTran, Phuc DTran, Phuc VTran, PhungTran, Quan VanTran, Quang QuangTran, Quang TTran, Quang VanTran, Qui VTran, Quy VanTran, Ran VanTran, Sarah TTran, SauTran, ScottyTran, SonTran, Son VanTran, Steven TuanTran, TamTran, Te VanTran, ThanTran, Thang VanTran, ThanhTran, ThanhTran, Thanh VanTran, TheresaTran, Thi



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Tran, Thich VanTran, ThienTran, Thien VanTran, ThietTran, TommyTran, TonyTran, TriTran, TrinhTran, TrungTran, Trung VanTran, TuTran, TuanTran, TuanTran, Tuan MinhTran, Tuong VanTran, Tuyet ThiTran, Van TTran, VictorTran, VinhTran, Vinh QTran, Vinh QTran, Vui KimTrang, TanTrapp, TommyTreadaway, MichaelTregle, CurtisTrehoan, William PaulTreuil, Gary JTrevino, ManuelTreybig, E H ’’Buddy’’ JrTriche, Donald GTrieu, Hiep and JackieTrieu, Hung HoaTrieu, Jasmine and LyTrieu, Lorie and TamTrieu, TamTrinh, Christopher BTrinh, Philip PTrosclair, Clark KTrosclair, Clark PTrosclair, Eugene PTrosclair, James JTrosclair, JeromeTrosclair, JosephTrosclair, LoriTrosclair, Louis VTrosclair, PatriciaTrosclair, RandyTrosclair, RickyTrosclair, Wallace SrTruong, AndreTruong, Andre VTruong, Be VanTruong, BenjaminTruong, DacTruong, HuanTruong, KimTruong, Nhut VanTruong, SteveTruong, Tham TTruong, Thanh MinhTruong, Them Van



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Truong, ThomTruong, TimmyTrutt, George W SrTrutt, WandaTurlich, Mervin ATurner, Calvin LTyre, JohnUpton, Terry RValentino, J G JrValentino, JamesVallot, Christopher AVallot, Nancy HValure, Hugh PVan Alsburg, CharlesVan Gordstnoven, Jean JVan Nguyen, IrvingVan, ThanVan, VuiVanacor, Kathy DVanacor, Malcolm J SrVanicor, BobbieVanMeter, Matthew TVanMeter, William EarlVarney, Randy LVath, Raymond SVeasel, William E IIIVegas, Brien JVegas, Percy JVegas, Terry JVegas, Terry J JrVegas, Terry JrVela, PeterVerdin, AaronVerdin, AvVerdin, Bradley JVerdin, Brent AVerdin, Charles AVerdin, Charles EVerdin, Coy PVerdin, Curtis A JrVerdin, DelphineVerdin, Diana AVerdin, Ebro WVerdin, Eric PVerdin, Ernest Joseph SrVerdin, Jeff CVerdin, Jeffrey AVerdin, Jessie JVerdin, John PVerdin, JosephVerdin, Joseph A JrVerdin, Joseph ClevelandVerdin, Joseph D JrVerdin, Joseph SVerdin, Joseph W JrVerdin, Justilien GVerdin, Matthew W SrVerdin, Michel AVerdin, Paul EVerdin, Perry AnthonyVerdin, RodneyVerdin, Rodney P



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Bosarge BoatsBosarge BoatsBosarge Boats IncBottom Verification LLCBowers ShrimpBowers Shrimp FarmBowers Valley Shrimp IncBrad FrilouxBrad Nicole SeafoodBradley John IncBradley’s Seafood MktBrara Cruz IncBrenda Darlene IncBrett AnthonyBridgeside MarinaBridgeside SeafoodBridget’s Seafood Service IncBridget’s Seafood Service IncBRS SeafoodBRS SeafoodBruce W Johnson IncBubba Daniels IncBubba Tower Shrimp CoBuccaneer Shrimp CoBuchmer IncBuck & Peed IncBuddy Boy IncBuddy’s SeafoodBumble Bee Seafoods LLCBumble Bee Seafoods LLCBundy SeafoodBundy’s SeafoodBunny’s ShrimpBurgbe Gump SeafoodBurnell Trawlers IncBurnell Trawlers Inc/Mamacita/Swamp Irish

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Capt ScottCapt Scott 5Capt Scott SeafoodCapt Sparkers ShrimpCapt St PeterCapt T&T CorpCapt ThienCapt Tommy IncCapt Two IncCapt Van’s SeafoodCapt Walley IncCapt Zoe IncCaptain Allen’s Bait & TackleCaptain Arnulfo IncCaptain Blair SeafoodCaptain Dexter IncCaptain D’sCaptain Homer IncCaptain JeffCaptain JH III IncCaptain JoshuaCaptain Larry’OCaptain Miss Cammy NhungCaptain RegisCaptain RickCaptain T/Thiet NguyenCaptain TonyCaptain Truong Phi CorpCaptain VinhCap’t-BrandonCaptian Thomas Trawler IncCarlino SeafoodCarly Sue IncCarmelita IncCarolina Lady IncCarolina Sea Foods IncCaroline and Calandra IncCarson & CoCarson & Co IncCary Encalade TrawlingCastellano’s CorpCathy Cheramie IncCBS Seafood & Catering LLCCBS Seafood & Catering LLCCecilia Enterprise IncCF Gollot & Son Sfd IncCF Gollott and Son SeafoodInc

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D&T Marine IncDaddys BoysDaHa Inc/Cat’SassDAHAPA IncDale’s Seafood IncDang NguyenDaniel E LaneDanny Boy IncDanny MaxDavid & Danny IncDavid C DonnellyDavid DanielsDavid Ellison JrDavid Gollott Sfd IncDavid W Casanova’s SeafoodDavid WhiteDavid’s Shrimping CoDavis SeafoodDavis SeafoodDavis Seafood IncDawn MarieDeana Cheramie IncDeanna LeaDean’s SeafoodDeau NookDebbe Anne IncDeep Sea Foods Inc/JubileeFoods Inc

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Duval & Duval IncDwayne’s Dream IncE & M SeafoodE & T BoatingE Gardner McClellanE&E Shrimp Co IncEast Coast SeafoodEast Coast SeafoodEast Coast SeafoodEast Coast SeafoodEdisto Queen LLCEdward Garcia TrawlersEKV IncEl Pedro Fishing & Trading CoInc

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Fleet Products IncFlower Shrimp HouseFlowers Seafood CoFloyd’s Wholesale Seafood IncFly By Night IncForest Billiot JrFortune Shrimp Co IncFP OubreFrancis Brothers IncFrancis Brothers IncFrancis IIIFrank Toomer JrFran-Tastic TooFrederick-DanFreedom Fishing IncFreeman SeafoodFrelich Seafood IncFrenchie D-282226Fripp Point SeafoodG & L Trawling IncG & O Shrimp Co IncG & O Trawlers IncG & S Trawlers IncG D Ventures II IncG G SeafoodG R LeBlanc Trawlers IncGail’s Bait ShopGale Force IncGambler IncGambler IncGarijak IncGary F WhiteGator’s SeafoodGay Fish CoGay Fish CoGeeChee Fresh SeafoodGemita IncGene P Callahan IncGeorge J Price Sr Ent IncGeorgia Shrimp Co LLCGerica MarineGilden EnterprisesGillikin Marine Railways IncGina K IncGisco IncGisco IncGlenda Guidry IncGloria Cruz IncGo Fish IncGod’s GiftGod’s Gift Shrimp VesselGogieGold Coast Seafood IncGolden Gulf Coast Pkg Co IncGolden Phase IncGolden Text IncGolden Text IncGolden Text IncGoldenstarGollott Brothers Sfd Co IncGollott’s Oil Dock & Ice HouseInc



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Gonzalez Trawlers IncGore Enterprises IncGore Enterprizes IncGore Seafood CoGore Seafood IncGove LopezGraham Fisheries IncGraham Shrimp Co IncGraham Shrimp Co IncGramps Shrimp CoGrandma IncGrandpa’s DreamGrandpa’s DreamGranny’s Garden and SeafoodGreen Flash LLCGreg IncGregory Mark GaubertGregory Mark GaubertGregory T BooneGros Tete Trucking IncGuidry’s Bait ShopGuidry’s Net ShopGulf Central Seaood IncGulf Crown Seafood Co IncGulf Fish IncGulf Fisheries IncGulf Island Shrimp & SeafoodII LLC

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Henry Daniels IncHermosa Cruz IncHi Seas of Dulac IncHien Le Van IncHigh Hope IncHoang AnhHoang Long I, IIHolland EnterprisesHolly Beach SeafoodHolly Marie’s Seafood MarketHombre IncHome Loving Care CoHondumex Ent IncHong Nga IncHongri IncHouston Foret SeafoodHowerin Trawlers IncHTH Marine IncHubbard SeafoodHurricane Emily Seafood IncHutcherson Christian ShrimpInc

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James W HicksJanet Louise Inc



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Jani MarieJAS IncJBS Packing Co IncJBS Packing IncJCMJean’s BaitJeff ChanceyJemison Trawler’s IncJenna Dawn LLCJennifer Nguyen - Capt TJensen Seafood Pkg Co IncJesse LeCompte JrJesse LeCompte SrJesse Shantelle IncJessica Ann IncJessica IncJesus G IncJimmy and Valerie BonvillainJimmy Le IncJim’s Cajen ShrimpJoan of Arc IncJoAnn and Michael W DaigleJody MartinJoe QuachJoel’s Wild Oak Bait Shop &Fresh Seafood

John A NorrisJohn J AlexieJohn Michael E IncJohn V AlexieJohnny & Joyce’s SeafoodJohnny O CoJohnny’s SeafoodJohn’s SeafoodJoker’s WildJones - Kain IncJoni John Inc (Leon J Cham-pagne)

Jon’s C Seafood IncJoseph AnthonyJoseph Anthony IncJoseph GarciaJoseph MartinoJoseph Martino CorpJoseph T VermeulenJosh & Jake IncJoya Cruz IncJP FisheriesJulie Ann LLCJulie HoangJulie Shrimp Co Inc (TrawlerJulie)

Julio Gonzalez Boat BuildersInc

Justin DangJW EnterpriseK & J TrawlersK&D Boat CompanyK&S Enterprises IncKalliainen Seafoods IncKAM FishingKandi Sue Inc



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Karl M Belsome LLCKBL CorpKDH IncKeith M SwindellKellum’s SeafoodKellum’s SeafoodKelly Marie IncKen Lee’s Dock LLCKenneth GuidryKenny-Nancy IncKentucky Fisheries IncKentucky Trawlers IncKevin & Bryan (M/V)Kevin DangKhang DangKhanh Huu VuKheng Sok ShrimpingKim & James IncKim Hai II IncKim Hai IncKim’s SeafoodKingdom World IncKirby SeafoodKlein ExpressKMB IncKnight’s Seafood IncKnight’s Seafood IncKnowles Noel CamardelleKramer’s Bait CoKris & Cody IncKTC Fishery LLCL & ML & N Friendship CorpL & O Trawlers IncL & T IncL&MLA - 3184 CALa Belle IdeeLa Macarela IncLa Pachita IncLA-6327-CALaBauve IncLaBauve IncLade Melissa IncLady Agnes IILady Agnes IIILady Amelia IncLady Anna ILady Anna IILady Barbara IncLady Carolyn IncLady CatherineLady Chancery IncLady Chelsea IncLady DanielleLady Debra IncLady Dolcina IncLady Gail IncLady Katherine IncLady Kelly IncLady Kelly IncLady Kristie



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Lady Lavang LLCLady Liberty Seafood CoLady Lynn LtdLady Marie IncLady Melissa IncLady ShellyLady ShellyLady Snow IncLady StephanieLady Susie IncLady T Kim IncLady TheLnaLady Toni IncLady VeronicaLafitte Frozen Foods CorpLafont IncLafourche Clipper IncLafourche Clipper IncLamarah Sue IncLan Chi IncLan Chi IncLancero IncLanny Renard and DanielBourque

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M/V Loco-N MotionM/V Patsy K #556871M/V X LMabry Allen Miller JrMad Max SeafoodMadera Cruz IncMadison SeafoodMadlin Shrimp Co IncMalibuMalolo LLCMamacita IncMan Van NguyenManteo Shrimp CoMarco CorpMarcos AMaria Elena IncMaria SandiMariachi Trawlers IncMariah Jade Shrimp CompanyMarie Teresa IncMarine FisheriesMarisa Elida IncMark and JaceMarleannMartin’s Fresh ShrimpMary Bea IncMaster Brandon IncMaster BrockMaster BrockMaster DylanMaster Gerald Trawlers IncMaster HaiMaster Hai IIMaster HenryMaster Jared IncMaster Jhy IncMaster John IncMaster Justin IncMaster Justin IncMaster Ken IncMaster Kevin IncMaster Martin IncMaster Mike IncMaster NT IncMaster Pee-WeeMaster Ronald IncMaster ScottMaster Scott IIMaster Seelos IncMaster TMaster Tai LLCMaster Tai LLCMat Roland Seafood CoMaw DooMayflowerMcQuaig Shrimp Co IncMe KongMelerine SeafoodMelody Shrimp CoMer Shrimp IncMichael LynnMichael Nguyen



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Michael Saturday’s Fresh Ev-ery Day South CarolinaShrimp

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Minh & Liem DoanMis Quynh Chi IIMiss Adrianna IncMiss Alice IncMiss Ann IncMiss Ann IncMiss AshleighMiss Ashleigh IncMiss BarbaraMiss Barbara IncMiss Bernadette A IncMiss Bertha (M/V)Miss Beverly KayMiss BrendaMiss CandaceMiss Candace Nicole IncMiss Carla Jean IncMiss Caroline IncMiss Carolyn Louise IncMiss CayleeMiss Charlotte IncMiss Christine IIIMiss Cleda Jo IncMiss Courtney IncMiss Courtney IncMiss CynthiaMiss Danielle Gulf Trawler IncMiss Danielle LLCMiss DawnMiss Ellie IncMiss Faye LLCMiss Fina IncMiss Georgia IncMiss HannahMiss Hannah IncMiss Hazel IncMiss Hilary IncMiss Jennifer IncMiss Joanna IncMiss JuliaMiss Kandy Tran LLCMiss Kandy Tran LLCMiss KarenMiss Kathi IncMiss KathyMiss Kaylyn LLCMiss Khayla



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Miss LilMiss Lillie IncMiss Liz IncMiss LoraineMiss Loraine IncMiss Lori Dawn IV IncMiss Lori Dawn V IncMiss Lori Dawn VI IncMiss Lori Dawn VII IncMiss Lorie IncMiss Luana D Shrimp CoMiss Luana D Shrimp CoMiss Madeline IncMiss MadisonMiss MarieMiss Marie IncMiss Marilyn Louis IncMiss Marilyn LouiseMiss Marilyn Louise IncMiss Marissa IncMiss Martha IncMiss Martha IncMiss Mary TMiss MyleMiss NarlaMiss NicoleMiss Nicole IncMiss Plum IncMiss Quynh Anh IMiss Quynh Anh I LLCMiss Quynh Anh II LLCMiss Redemption LLCMiss Rhianna IncMiss SambathMiss Sandra IIMiss Sara AnnMiss SavannahMiss Savannah IIMiss SoriyaMiss SuzanneMiss SylviaMiss ThanMiss ThomMiss Thom IncMiss Tina IncMiss Trinh TrinhMiss Trisha IncMiss Trisha IncMiss Verna IncMiss VickiMiss Victoria IncMiss Vivian IncMiss WillaDeanMiss Winnie IncMiss Yvette IncMiss YvonneMisty Morn EatMisty StarMJM Seafood IncM’M Shrimp Co IncMom & Dad IncMona-Dianne Seafood



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Montha Sok and Tan No LeMoon River IncMoon Tillett Fish Co IncMoonlightMoonlight MfgMoore Trawlers IncMorgan Creek SeafoodMorgan Rae IncMorning StarMorrison SeafoodMother CabriniMother Teresa IncMr & Mrs IncMr & Mrs IncMr CoollyMr FoxMr FoxMr GMr Gaget LLCMr HenryMr Natural IncMr NeilMr Phil T IncMr Sea IncMr Verdin IncMr WilliamsMrs Judy TooMrs Tina Lan IncMs Alva IncMs AnMy Angel IIMy BluesMy Dad Whitney IncMy Girls LLCMy Thi Tran IncMy Three Sons IncMy V Le IncMy-Le Thi NguyenMyron A Smith IncNancy JoyNancy Joy IncNancy Joy IncNanny Granny IncNanny Kat Seafood LLCNapolean SeafoodsNapoleon IINapoleon SeafoodNapoleon SFNaquin’s SeafoodNautilus LLCNelma Y LaneNelson and SonNelson Trawlers IncNelson’s Quality Shrimp Com-pany

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NHU UYENNight Moves of Cut Off IncNight Shift LLCNight StarNorth Point Trawlers IncNorth Point Trawlers IncNuestra Cruz IncNunez SeafoodOasisOcean Bird IncOcean Breeze IncOcean Breeze IncOcean City CorpOcean Emperor IncOcean Harvest Wholesale IncOcean Pride Seafood IncOcean SeafoodOcean Select Seafood LLCOcean Springs Seafood Mar-ket Inc

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DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY,OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS.

Washington, DC, May 23, 2007The following documents of U.S. Customs and Border Protection

(‘‘CBP’’), Office of Regulations and Rulings, have been determined tobe of sufficient interest to the public and CBP field offices to meritpublication in the CUSTOMS BULLETIN.

SANDRA L. BELL,Executive Director,

Regulations and Rulings Office of Trade.

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19 CFR PART 177

PROPOSED MODIFICATION OF RULING LETTERS ANDREVOCATION OF TREATMENT RELATING TO NAFTA

MARKING OF SINUCLEANSE� PACKETS


ACTION: Notice of proposed modification of ruling letters andtreatment relating to the NAFTA marking of Sinucleanse� packets.

SUMMARY: Pursuant to section 625(c), Tariff Act of 1930 (19U.S.C. 1625 (c)), as amended by section 623 of Title VI (CustomsModernization) of the North American Free Trade Agreement Imple-mentation Act (Pub. L. 103–182, 107 Stat. 2057), this notice advisesinterested parties that Customs and Border Protection (‘‘CBP’’) in-tends to modify a ruling concerning the NAFTA marking ofSinucleanse� packets, under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of theUnited States (HTSUS). Similarly, CBP intends to revoke any treat-ment previously accorded by CBP to substantially identical transac-tions. Comments are invited on the correctness of the proposed ac-tions.

DATE: Comments must be received on or before July 6, 2007.

ADDRESS: Written comments are to be addressed to U.S. Customsand Border Protection, Office of International Trade, Regulationsand Rulings, Attention: Trade and Commercial Regulations Branch,1300 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Mint Annex, Washington, D.C.20229. Submitted comments may be inspected at U.S. Customs andBorder Protection, 799 9th Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. duringregular business hours. Arrangements to inspect submitted com-ments should be made in advance by calling Mr. Joseph Clark at202–572–8768.



FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Allyson Mattanah,Tariff Classification and Marking Branch (202) 572–8784.


Background

On December 8, 1993, Title VI (Customs Modernization) of theNorth American Free Trade Agreement Implementation Act (Pub. L.103–182, 107 Stat. 2057) (hereinafter ‘‘Title VI’’), became effective.Title VI amended many sections of the Tariff Act of 1930, asamended, and related laws. Two new concepts which emerge fromthe law are ‘‘informed compliance’’ and ‘‘shared responsibility.’’These concepts are premised on the idea that in order to maximizevoluntary compliance with customs laws and regulations, the tradecommunity needs to be clearly and completely informed of its legalobligations. Accordingly, the law imposes a greater obligation onCBP to provide the public with improved information concerning thetrade community’s responsibilities and rights under the customs andrelated laws. In addition, both the trade and CBP share responsibil-ity in carrying out import requirements. For example, under section484 of the Tariff Act of 1930, as amended (19 U.S.C. §1484), the im-porter of record is responsible for using reasonable care to enter,classify and value imported merchandise, and provide any other in-formation necessary to enable CBP to properly assess duties, collectaccurate statistics and determine whether any other applicable legalrequirement is met.

Pursuant to section 625(c)(1), Tariff Act of 1930 (19 U.S.C. 1625(c)(1)), as amended by section 623 of Title VI (Customs Moderniza-tion) of the North American Free Trade Agreement ImplementationAct (Pub. L. 103–182, 107 Stat. 2057), this notice advises interestedparties that Customs intends to modify a ruling pertaining to theNAFTA marking of Sinucleanse� packets. Although in this noticeCBP is specifically referring to New York Ruling Letter (NY)N005780, dated February 8, 2007, this notice covers any rulings onthis merchandise which may exist but have not been specificallyidentified. CBP has undertaken reasonable efforts to search existingdata bases for rulings in addition to the one identified. No furtherrulings have been found. This notice will cover any rulings on thismerchandise that may exist but have not been specifically identified.Any party who has received an interpretive ruling or decision (i.e.,ruling letter, internal advice memorandum or decision or protest re-view decision) on the merchandise subject to this notice, should ad-vise CBP during this notice period.

Similarly, pursuant to section 625(c)(2), Tariff Act of 1930 (19U.S.C. 1625(c)(2)), as amended by section 623 of Title VI, CBP in-tends to revoke any treatment previously accorded by CBP to sub-stantially identical transactions. Any person involved in substan-



tially identical transactions should advise CBP during this noticeperiod. An importer’s failure to advise CBP of substantially identicaltransactions or of a specific ruling not identified in this notice, mayraise issues of reasonable care on the part of the importer or hisagents for importations of merchandise subsequent to this notice.

In N005780, CBP ruled that Sinucleanse� packets are products ofMexico and must be marked as such. NY N005780 is attached as At-tachment ‘‘A’’ to this document. It is now CBP’s position that NYN005780 is incorrect with regard to the marking of Sinucleanse�packets because the U.S. origin sodium chloride imparts the essen-tial character to the product under 19 CFR § 102.11(b)(1). CBP, pur-suant to 19 U.S.C. 1625(c)(1), intends to modify NY N005780 andany other ruling not specifically identified, to reflect the propermarking of the merchandise pursuant to the analysis set forth inProposed Headquarters Ruling Letter (HQ) H008509. (see Attach-ment ‘‘B’’ to this document). Additionally, pursuant to 19 U.S.C.1625(c)(2), CBP intends to revoke any treatment previously accordedby CBP to substantially identical transactions. Before taking this ac-tion, consideration will be given to any written comments timely re-ceived.

Dated: May 16, 2007

Gail A. Hamill for MYLES B. HARMON,Director,

Commercial and Trade Facilitation Division.

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DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY.U.S. CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION,

[ATTACHMENT A]NO05780

February 8,2007CLA–2–30: RR: E:NC:2:238CATEGORY: Classification

TARIFF NO.: 3004.90.91 85MS. ALMA R. CARILLO-GARZAM.J. CARILLO COMPANY, INC.P.O. Box 1475Laredo, TX 78042–1475

RE: The tariff classification and country of origin marking ofSinuCleanse�, under the North American Free Trade Agreement(NAFTA); Article 509

DEAR MS. CARILLO-GARZA:In your letter dated January 19, 2007, on behalf of your client, S.F. Con-

tract Packaging S. de R.L. de C.V. (S.F. Contract Packaging Mexico) of Car-retera lnternacional Km., you requested a ruling on the tariff classificationand country of origin of SinuCleanse�, a medicament consisting of two in-



gredients, namely: sodium chloride (subheading 2501.00, HTSUS) and so-dium bicarbonate (subheading 2836.30, HTSUS). For the record, we notethat both ingredients are designated as ‘‘active (emphasis added) ingredi-ents.’’ The product is indicated for use as a nasal wash to eliminate mucusbuildup, improve nasal breathing, and obtain relief from sinus conditions.

SinuCleanse� will be imported in granular form put up in sealed packets,each containing 700 mg of sodium bicarbonate and 2300 mg of sodium chlo-ride. The packets, in turn, will be put up packed for retail sale in sealed, pa-perboard containers that contain either 40 or 60 packets per container. Youindicate that, in addition to shipping the sealed, paperboard retail packagesto the U.S., your client will also ship the packets in bulk, in cartons contain-ing 2,000 packets per carton, to their U.S. customers, who will then repackthese packets in sealed paperboard containers for retail sale.

Subsequent to importation, a purchaser would dissolve the contents of 1–2packets of SinuCleanse� in a SinuCleanse� ‘‘Neti Pot’’ or SinuCleanse�SqueezeTM bottle containing lukewarm water. The resulting solution wouldthen be used to wash the nasal passages. You have indicated, in a telephoneconversation with a member of my staff, on January 30,2007, that neitherthe ‘‘Neti Pot’’ nor the SqueezeTM bottle will be imported with the sealed, pa-perboard retail packages or the packets shipped in bulk (i.e., in master car-tons).

The applicable subheading for SinuCleanse�, imported as describedabove, will be 3004.90.91 85, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the UnitedStates (HTSUS), which provides for ‘‘Medicaments . . . consisting of mixed orunmixed products for therapeutic or prophylactic uses, put up in measureddoses . . . or in forms or packings for retail sale: Other: Other: Other: Medi-caments primarily affecting the eyes, ears or respiratory system: Other:Other. The general rate of duty will be free.

Duty rates are provided for your convenience and are subject to change.The text of the most recent HTSUS and the accompanying duty rates areprovided on World Wide Web at http://www.usitc.gov/tata/hts/.

This merchandise may be subject to the Federal Food, Drug, and CosmeticAct and/or The Public Health Security and Bioterrorism Preparedness andResponse Act of 2002 (The Bioterrorism Act), which are administered by theU.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Information on the FederalFood, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, as well as The Bioterrorism Act, can be ob-tained by calling the FDA at 1–888– 463–6332, or by visiting their websiteat www.fda.gov.

You indicate in your letter that the sodium chloride ingredient will be ofU.S. origin and the sodium bicarbonate ingredient will be either of U.S. orMexican origin. In Mexico, the two ingredients, in apportioned amounts, willbe blended together, with 3 gms of the blended mixture eventually beingplaced into an individual packet, which (as noted above) is then sealed andexported to the U.S.

You believe, pursuant to 5102.18(b)(2) of the Customs Regulations, thatthe single material that imparts the essential character of the mixture is thesodium chloride. We do not agree. Rather, we find that neither the sodiumchloride nor the sodium bicarbonate can be said to impart the essential char-acter to the good. Furthermore, with respect to the instant product, we be-lieve that the ability of the sodium bicarbonate to ‘‘assuage discomfort’’ isclearly therapeutic.



The marking statute, section 304, Tariff Act of 1930, as amended (19U.S.C. 1304), provides that, unless excepted, every article of foreign origin(or its container) imported into the U.S. shall be marked in a conspicuousplace as legibly, indelibly and permanently as the nature of the article (or itscontainer) will permit, in such a manner as to indicate to the ultimate pur-chaser in the U.S. the English name of the country of origin of the article.Part 134 of the Customs Regulations (19 CFR Part 134) implements thecountry of origin marking requirements and exceptions of 19 U.S.C. 1304.

The country of origin marking requirements for a ‘‘good of a NAFTA coun-try’’ are also determined in accordance with Annex 311 of the North Ameri-can Free Trade Agreement (‘‘NAFTA’’), as implemented by section 207 of theNorth American Free Trade Agreement Implementation Act (Pub. L.103–182, 107 Stat 2057) (December 8, 1993) and the appropriate Customs Regu-lations. The Marking Rules used for determining whether a good is a good ofa NAFTA country are contained in Part 102 of the Customs Regulations.The marking requirements of these goods are set forth in Part 134 of theCustoms Regulations.

Section 134.45(a)(2) of the Customs Regulations, provides that ‘‘a good of aNAFTA country’’ may be marked with the name of the country of origin inEnglish, French or Spanish. Section 134.1(g) of the regulations, defines a‘‘good of a NAFTA country’’ as an article for which the country of origin isCanada, Mexico or the United States as determined under the NAFTAMarking Rules.

Applying the NAFTA Marking Rules set forth in Part 102 of the CustomsRegulations to the facts of this case, we find that, having failed to satisfyany of the criteria set forth in §102.11(a), (b) or (c), §102.11 (d)(3) is the rulewhich must be applied to the imported good. Under this rule, the country oforigin of the imported good is the last country in which the good underwentproduction, which, in this particular case, is the country in which the blend-ing is performed, namely: Mexico.

This ruling is being issued under the provisions of Part 181 of the Cus-toms Regulations (19 C.F.R. 181).

A copy of the ruling or the control number indicated above should be pro-vided with the entry documents filed at the time this merchandise is im-ported. If you have any questions regarding the ruling, contact National Im-port Specialist Harvey Kuperstein at 646–733–3033.

(for) ROBERT B. SWIERUPSKI,Director,

National Commodity Specialist Division.




[ATTACHMENT B]H008509

CLA–2 OT:RR:CTF:TCM H008509 ARMCATEGORY: Marking

MS. ALMA R. CARILLO-GARZAM.J. CARILLO COMPANY, INC.P.O. Box 1475Laredo, TX 78042–1475

RE: Modification of NY N005780; country of origin marking ofSinuCleanse�, under the North American Free Trade Agreement(NAFTA)

DEAR MS. CARILLO-GARZA:This is in response to your request, dated February 13, 2007, on behalf of

your client, S.F. Contract Packaging S. de R.L. de C.V. (S.F. Contract Pack-aging Mexico) of Carretera Internacional Km., to reconsider our decision inN005780, dated February 8, 2007, regarding the country of origin ofSinuCleanse�, a medicament consisting of two ingredients, namely: sodiumchloride (subheading 2501.00, HTSUS) and sodium bicarbonate (subheading2836.30, HTSUS). The product is indicated for use as a nasal wash to elimi-nate mucus buildup, improve nasal breathing, and obtain relief from sinusconditions. In that ruling, we found that pursuant to 19 CFR §102.11(d)(3),the country of origin of the good was Mexico. We have reviewed this rulingand find it to be incorrect with regard to the analysis as to the country oforigin. We propose to modify that ruling here.

FACTS:SinuCleanse� will be imported in granular form put up in sealed packets,

each containing 700 mg of sodium bicarbonate (approximately 23% of the fi-nal product) and 2300 mg of sodium chloride (approximately 77% of the finalproduct). The packets, in turn, will be put up packed for retail sale in sealed,paperboard containers that contain either 40 or 60 packets per container.You indicate that, in addition to shipping the sealed, paperboard retail pack-ages to the U.S., your client will also ship the packets in bulk, in cartonscontaining 2,000 packets per carton, to their U.S. customers, who will thenrepack these packets in sealed paperboard containers for retail sale.

Subsequent to importation, a purchaser would dissolve the contents of 1–2packets of SinuCleanse� in a SinuCleanse� ‘‘Neti Pot’’ or SinuCleanse�SqueezeTM bottle containing lukewarm water. The resulting solution wouldthen be used to wash the nasal passages. Neither the ‘‘Neti Pot’’ nor theSqueezeTM bottle will be imported with the sealed, paperboard retail pack-ages or the packets shipped in bulk (i.e., in master cartons).

You indicate in your letter that the sodium chloride ingredient will be ofU.S. origin and the sodium bicarbonate ingredient will be either of U.S. orMexican origin. In Mexico, the two ingredients, in apportioned amounts (77/23%), will be blended together, with 3 gms of the blended mixture eventuallybeing placed into an individual packet, which (as noted above) is then sealedand exported to the U.S.



LAW AND ANALYSIS:The marking statute, section 304, Tariff Act of 1930, as amended (19

U.S.C. 1304), provides that, unless excepted, every article of foreign origin(or its container) imported into the U.S. shall be marked in a conspicuousplace as legibly, indelibly and permanently as the nature of the article (or itscontainer) will permit, in such a manner as to indicate to the ultimate pur-chaser in the United States the English name of the country of origin of thearticle. Part 134, Customs Regulations (19 CFR Part 134) implements thecountry of origin marking requirements and exceptions of 19 U.S.C. 1304.

Section 134.1(b), Customs Regulations (19 CFR 134.1(b)), defines ‘‘countryof origin’’ as:

the country of manufacture, production, or growth of any article of for-eign origin entering the United States. Further work or material addedto an article in another country must effect a substantial transforma-tion in order to render such other country the ‘‘country of origin’’ withinthe meaning of this part; however for a good of a NAFTA country, theNAFTA Marking Rules will determine the country of origin.

Section 134.1(j) provides that the ‘‘NAFTA Marking Rules’’ are the rulespromulgated for purposes of determining whether a good is a good of aNAFTA country. Section 134.1(g) defines a ‘‘good of a NAFTA country’’ as anarticle for which the country of origin is Canada, Mexico, or the UnitedStates as determined under the NAFTA Marking Rules set out at 19 CFRPart 102.

Section 102.11, Customs Regulations (19 CFR 102.11), sets forth the re-quired hierarchy for determining whether a good is a good of a NAFTA coun-try for the purposes of country of origin marking. Paragraph (a) of this sec-tion states that the country of origin of a good is the country in which:

(1) The good is wholly obtained or produced;(2) The good is produced exclusively from domestic materials; or(3) Each foreign material incorporated in that good undergoes an appli-

cable change in tariff classification set out in section 102.20 and sat-isfies any other applicable requirements of that section, and allother applicable requirements of these rules are satisfied.

Since the subject preparation is neither wholly obtained or produced inMexico, nor produced exclusively from domestic (i.e., Mexican) materials,origin cannot be determined under sections 102.11(a)(1) and 102.11(a)(2)and analysis moves to section 102.11(a)(3).

Section 102.11(a)(3) provides that the country of origin is the country inwhich ‘‘each foreign material incorporated in that good undergoes an appli-cable change in tariff classification as set forth in 19 CFR 102.20 . . .’’ Theterm ‘‘foreign material’’ is defined in 19 CFR 102.1(e) as ‘‘a material whosecountry of origin as determined under these rules is not the same country asthe country in which the good is produced.’’ Therefore, in order to determinewhether Mexico is the country of origin, we must look at those materialswhose country of origin is other than Mexico. Two scenarios are presented:(1) either just the sodium chloride (classifiable in subheading 2501.00, HTS),originates outside Mexico or (2) the sodium chloride and the sodium bicar-bonate, (classifiable in subheading 2836.30,HTS), originate outside Mexico.



19 CFR 102.20(f) states in pertinent part:3004.90 . . . A change to subheading 3004.90 from any other subhead-ing, except from subheading 3003.90 or 3006.80, and, provided that thedomestic content of the therapeutic or prophylactic component is no lessthan 40 percent by weight of the total therapeutic or prophylactic con-tent.

Both the sodium chloride and sodium bicarbonate are listed as ‘‘active in-gredients’’ on the package and both should be considered ‘‘prophylactic ortherapeutic.’’ ‘‘Domestic material’’ is defined in 19 CFR §102.2(d) as ‘‘a mate-rial whose country of origin as determined under these rules is the samecountry as the country in which the good is produced.’’ Since the instantproduct, packets of Sinucleanse� powder, are produced in Mexico, then ‘‘do-mestic material’’ would be material from Mexico. However, if both the so-dium chloride and the sodium bicarbonate are of U.S. origin, then zero per-cent of the final product’s prophylactic or therapeutic content is made ofdomestic material. If the sodium bicarbonate is from Mexico, then only 23%of the final product is made of domestic material. In either scenario, origincannot be determined under section 102.11(a)(3), because the 40% thresholdis not met.

Analysis proceeds to 19 CFR 102.11(b), which provides that:Except for a good that is specifically described in the Harmonized Sys-tem as a set, or is classified as a set pursuant to General Rule of Inter-pretation 3, where the country of origin cannot be determined underparagraph (a) of this section:(1) The country of origin of the good is the country or countries of origin

of the single material that imparts the essential character to thegood, or

(2) If the material that imparts the essential character of the good isfungible, has been commingled, and direct physical identification ofthe origin of the commingled material is not practical, the countryor countries of origin may be determined on the basis of an inven-tory management method provided under the appendix to part 181of this chapter.

In NY N005780, we stated that ‘‘neither the sodium chloride nor the so-dium bicarbonate can be said to impart the essential character to the good’’because both ingredients are listed as ‘‘active’’ ingredients, and both are nec-essary to create the cleansing rinse. We find this statement to be incorrect.19 CFR §102.18(b)(1) states, in pertinent part, the following:

For purposes of identifying the material that imparts the essential char-acter to a good under Sec. 102.11, the only materials that shall be takeninto consideration are those domestic or foreign materials that are clas-sified in a tariff provision from which a change in tariff classification isnot allowed under the Sec. 102.20 specific rule or other requirementsapplicable to the good. . . .

In the instant product, neither the sodium chloride from the U.S., nor thesodium bicarbonate from the U.S. or Mexico, is allowed to undergo a changein tariff classification under the §102.20(f) specific rule for 3004.90, HTS,due to the limitation regarding domestic content of the final product. There-fore, both materials merit equal consideration for determining the essentialcharacter of the product.



19 CFR §102.18(b)(2) states:

For purposes of determining which one of two or more materials de-scribed in paragraph (b)(1) of this section imparts the essential charac-ter to a good under Sec. 102.11, various factors may be examined de-pending upon the type of good involved. These factors include, but arenot limited to, the following:

(i) The nature of each material, such as its bulk, quantity, weight orvalue; and

(ii) The role of each material in relation to the use of the good.

The sodium chloride constitutes almost 77% by weight of the final product.Further, when the mixture is added to water by the ultimate purchaser andused as a sinus rinse, it is the sodium chloride that accounts for the sinuscleansing action. The sodium bicarbonate adjusts the pH of the resulting so-lution so that it does not cause pain, stinging or discomfort for the user.Therefore, we find that the sodium chloride imparts the essential characterof the merchandise.

HOLDING:Accordingly, the single material that imparts the essential character of

the good is the sodium chloride and the country of origin of the packagedSinuCleanse� packets is the United States, pursuant to 19 CFR102.11(b)(1). Inasmuch as the marking requirements of 19 U.S.C. 1304 areapplicable only to articles of ‘‘foreign origin,’’ the packaged SinuCleanse�packets are not required to be marked upon importation into the UnitedStates, regardless of the origin of the sodium bicarbonate. We note thatclaims of domestic origin is a matter under the jurisdiction of the FederalTrade Commission (FTC). Therefore, should you wish to mark the articleswith the phrase ‘‘Made in the USA’’ we recommend that you contact thatagency at the following address:

Federal Trade CommissionDivision of Enforcement

600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20580.

EFFECT ON OTHER RULINGS:N005780, dated February 8, 2007, is modified with respect to the NAFTA

marking analysis in accordance with the above holding.

MYLES B. HARMON,Director,




19 CFR PART 177

MODIFICATION OF RULING LETTER AND REVOCATIONOF TREATMENT RELATING TO THE TARIFF

CLASSIFICATION OF CERTAIN MESH DEBRIS NETTING


ACTION: Notice of modification of a tariff classification ruling let-ter and revocation of treatment relating to the classification of cer-tain mesh debris netting.

SUMMARY: Pursuant to section 625(c), Tariff Act of 1930 (19U.S.C. 1625(c)), as amended by section 623 of Title VI (CustomsModernization) of the North American Free Trade Agreement Imple-mentation Act (Pub. L. 103–182,107 Stat. 2057), this notice advisesinterested parties that U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) ismodifying one ruling letter relating to the tariff classification, underthe Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), ofcertain mesh debris netting. Similarly, CBP is revoking any treat-ment previously accorded by it to substantially identical transac-tions. Notice proposing these actions and inviting comments on theircorrectness was published in the Customs Bulletin, Volume 41, Num-ber 16, on April 11, 2007. No comments were received in response tothis notice.

EFFECTIVE DATE: This action is effective for merchandise en-tered or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption on or afterAugust 5, 2007.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Brian Barulich,Tariff Classification and Marking Branch, at (202) 572–8883.


BACKGROUND

On December 8, 1993, Title VI (Customs Modernization), of theNorth American Free Trade Agreement Implementation Act (Pub. L.103–182, 107 Stat. 2057) (hereinafter ‘‘Title VI’’), became effective.Title VI amended many sections of the Tariff Act of 1930, asamended, and related laws. Two new concepts which emerge fromthe law are informed compliance and shared responsibility.These concepts are premised on the idea that in order to maximizevoluntary compliance with customs laws and regulations, the tradecommunity needs to be clearly and completely informed of its legalobligations. Accordingly, the law imposes a greater obligation onCBP to provide the public with improved information concerning thetrade community’s responsibilities and rights under the customs andrelated laws. In addition, both the trade and CBP share responsibil-



ity in carrying out import requirements. For example, under section484 of the Tariff Act of 1930, as amended (19 U.S.C. 1484), the im-porter of record is responsible for using reasonable care to enter,classify and value imported merchandise, and provide any other in-formation necessary to enable CBP to properly assess duties, collectaccurate statistics and determine whether any other applicable legalrequirement is met.

Pursuant to section 625(c)(1), Tariff Act of 1930 (19 U.S.C.1625(c)(1)), as amended by section 623 of Title VI, notice proposingto modify Headquarters Ruling Letter (HQ) 968200 was published inthe Customs Bulletin, Volume 41, Number 16, on April 11, 2007. Nocomments were received in response to this notice. As stated in theproposed notice, the modification will cover any rulings on this mer-chandise which may exist but have not been specifically identified.CBP has undertaken reasonable efforts to search existing databasesfor rulings in addition to the one identified. No further rulings havebeen found. Any party who has received an interpretive ruling or de-cision (i.e., ruling letter, internal advice memorandum or decision orprotest review decision) on the merchandise subject to this noticeshould have advised CBP during this notice period.

Similarly, pursuant to section 625(c)(2), Tariff Act of 1930 (19U.S.C. 1625 (c)(2)), as amended by section 623 of Title VI, CBP is re-voking any treatment previously accorded by CBP to substantiallyidentical transactions. Any person involved with substantially iden-tical transactions should have advised CBP during this notice pe-riod. An importer’s failure to advise CBP of substantially identicaltransactions or of a specific ruling not identified in this notice, mayraise issues of reasonable care on the part of the importer or itsagents for importations of merchandise subsequent to the effectivedate of the final decision on this notice.

In the ‘‘EFFECT ON OTHER RULINGS’’ section of HQ 968200,CBP stated:

NY F82010, dated January 31, 2000; NY F80765, dated De-cember 17, 1999; NY C87894, dated May 21, 1998 and; NYC87245, dated May 1, 1998, are hereby affirmed.

During a recent review of HQ 968200, CBP recognized that thisstatement was in error. The two subheadings under which the mer-chandise in the rulings cited above were classified were deleted fromthe HTSUS in 2002 to reflect modifications made to the HarmonizedCommodity Description and Coding System. Consequently, NYF82010, NY F80765, NY C87894, NY C87245, were revoked by op-eration of law on the date these two subheadings were deleted fromthe HTSUSA. Accordingly, it was impossible to affirm NY F82010,NY F80765, NY C87894, and NY C87245 on August 11, 2006, be-cause these four rulings had already been revoked by operation oflaw.



Pursuant to 19 U.S.C. 1625(c)(1), CBP is modifying HQ 968200and any other ruling not specifically identified that is contrary to thedetermination set forth in this notice to reflect the proper classifica-tion of the merchandise pursuant to the analysis set forth in HQH003043, which is set forth as the attachment to this document. Ad-ditionally, pursuant to 19 U.S.C. 1625(c)(2), CBP is revoking anytreatment previously accorded by CBP to substantially identicaltransactions.

In accordance with 19 U.S.C. 1625(c), this action will become effec-tive 60 days after its publication in the Customs Bulletin.

DATED: May 16, 2007



Attachment

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HQ H003043May 16, 2007

CLA–2 OT:RR:CTF:TCM H003043 BtBCATEGORY: ClassificationTARIFF NO.: 6005.33.0010

FRANK J. DESIDERIO, ESQ.JOSEPH M. SPRARAGEN, ESQ.GRUNFELD, DESIDERIO, LEBOWITZ, SILVERMAN & KLESTADT LLP399 Park Avenue, 25th FloorNew York, NY 10022–4877

Re: Reconsideration of HQ 968200; classification of mesh debris netting

DEAR MM. DESIDERIO AND SPRARAGEN:This is in reply to your letter dated November 1, 2006, on behalf of Strong-

man Building Products Corp. (‘‘Strongman’’) to the Commercial Rulings Di-vision of Regulations and Rulings, requesting reconsideration of Headquar-ters Ruling Letter (‘‘HQ’’) 968200, dated August 11, 2006, on theclassification, under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United StatesAnnotated (‘‘HTSUSA’’), of several styles of mesh debris netting.

HQ 968200 was a reconsideration of four previously issued rulings: NewYork Ruling Letter (‘‘NY’’) C87245 issued May 1, 1998, NY C87894, issuedMay 21, 1998, NY F80765, issued December 17, 1999, and NY F82010, is-sued January 31, 2000.

The one type of mesh debris netting classified in NY C87245 was not spe-cifically identified with a style or model number. The one type of mesh de-bris netting classified in NY C87894 was also not specifically identified witha style or model number. The single style of mesh debris netting classified inNY F80765 was specifically identified as ‘‘SBN 324.’’ The three styles of



mesh debris netting classified in NY F82010 were specifically identified as‘‘SBN–14–60,’’ ‘‘SBN–22’’ and ‘‘SBF–427.’’

In support of your request for reconsideration, you submitted samples ofSBN 324 and SBN–22. You also submitted samples of these styles to which ahem has been added to an edge of the netting. You identified these samplesas ‘‘SBN324 W/HEM TOP CORNER’’ and ‘‘SBN22 W/HEM BOT. CORNER.’’Additionally, we conducted an oral discussion of the issues involved in thismatter on February 12, 2007.

Pursuant to your reconsideration request, we have reviewed HQ 968200.This ruling, HQ H003043, affirms HQ 968200, except for the ‘‘Effect OnOther Rulings’’ section, which it modifies for the reason set forth below. Pur-suant to section 625(c), Tariff Act of 1930 (19 U.S.C. 1625(c)), as amended bysection 623 of Title VI (Customs Modernization) of the North American FreeTrade Agreement Implementation Act, Pub. L. 103–182, 107 Stat. 2057,2186 (1993), notice of the proposed modification of HQ 968200 was pub-lished in the Customs Bulletin, Volume 41, Number 18, on April 11, 2007.CBP received no comments during the notice and comment period thatclosed on May 11, 2007.

FACTS:In HQ 968200, the four specifically identified styles of mesh debris netting

(from NY F80765 and NY F82010) mentioned above were described as fol-lows:

The merchandise at issue is mesh debris netting products used at con-struction sites to contain debris. Four of the products are identified asmodel numbers SBN–14–60, SBN–22, SBN–427 and SBN 324. A repre-sentative sample was sent for consideration in conjunction with the re-quest for reconsideration. The models are materially similar, differingprincipally by weight

The products are manufactured from either high density polyethyleneor 100% polyester that has been extruded into thread. The thread iscooled in water, stretched over rollers and wound onto spools. The spoolsare mounted onto a knitting machine. The thread is fed into the knit-ting machine which knits the pattern that includes button holes andself finishing. The product has stable, regularly spaced openings in thefabric. Textile strips are inserted along the edge 1⁄2 inch from the edge,reinforcing the area where the buttonholes have been formed. Fourrows of contrasting color yarns are stitched 1 1⁄2 inches from each edge.The product is wound onto a master roll measuring a width of either 8feet six inches or 8 feet. Under one scenario, the product is cut to thedesired length and the finished product is wound onto a core and pack-aged in clear plastic bags. Under a different scenario the product is wo-ven to a specified length of 150 feet or 300 feet. The finished product iswound onto a core and packaged in a clear plastic bag.

To install the products, the roll is unwound from the top of a scaffold-ing. The fabric is affixed to the scaffolding by running plastic tiesthrough the buttonholes and around the scaffolding poles.

While not specifically stated in the above quotation, SBN–14–60, SBN–22,SBN–427 and SBN 324 are of warp knit construction. Meanwhile, the fabricin NY C87245 was described as:

The fabric is stated to be made of 100 percent polyester material. It is ofwarp knit construction. Its intended use is in the construction industry.



It will be used to prevent any debris from falling to the ground whenpersons are working from a scaffold.

Finally, the fabric in NY C87894 was described as:

The fabric is stated to be made of 100 percent polyethylene material. Itis of warp knit construction. Its intended use is in the construction in-dustry. It will be used to prevent any debris from falling to the groundwhen persons are working from a scaffold.

Because differences between SBN–14–60, SBN–22, SBN–427, SBN 324, andthe fabric in NY C87245 and NY C87894 are not material for classificationpurposes, the styles are hereinafter collectively referred to as ‘‘the mesh de-bris netting at issue’’ or ‘‘the products at issue.’’

In HQ 968200, CBP classified the mesh debris netting at issue in sub-heading 6005.33.0010, HTSUSA, which provides for ‘‘Warp knit fabrics (in-cluding those made on galloon knitting machines), other than those of head-ings 6001 to 6004: Of synthetic fibers: Of yarns of different colors, Openwork fabrics.’’

ISSUE:What is the classification of the mesh debris netting at issue?

LAW AND ANALYSIS:Classification under the HTSUSA is made in accordance with the General

Rules of Interpretation (‘‘GRI’’). GRI 1 provides, in part, that classificationdecisions are to be ‘‘determined according to the terms of the headings andany relative section or chapter notes.’’ If the goods cannot be classified solelyon the basis of GRI 1, and if the headings and legal notes do not otherwiserequire, the remaining GRI may then be applied, in order.

The Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System ExplanatoryNotes (‘‘EN’’) constitute the official interpretation of the Harmonized Systemat the international level (for the 4 digit headings and the 6 digit subhead-ings) and facilitate classification under the HTSUSA by offering guidance inunderstanding the scope of the headings and GRI. While neither legallybinding nor dispositive of classification issues, the EN provide commentaryon the scope of each heading of the HTSUSA and are generally indicative ofthe proper interpretation of the headings. See T.D. 89–80, 54 Fed. Reg.35127–28 (Aug. 23, 1989).

A product’s classification is determined by first looking to the headingsand section or chapter notes. See Orlando Food Corp. v. United States, 140F.3d 1437 (Fed. Cir. 1998). Only after determining that a product is classifi-able under the heading should one look to the subheadings to find the cor-rect classification for the merchandise.’’ Id.

Heading 6307, HTSUSA, provides for: ‘‘Other made up articles, includingdress patterns.’’ In your request for reconsideration of NY C87245, NYC87894, NY F80765, and NY F82010 and in your request for reconsiderationof HQ 968200, you asserted that the products at issue are classified in head-ing 6307, HTSUSA, because they are ‘‘made up’’ textile articles as defined byNote 7 to Section XI, HTSUSA.

Section XI, Note 7 of the HTSUSA, defines the term ‘‘made up’’ for the pur-poses of Section XI, as follows:



For the purposes of this section, the expression ‘‘made up’’ means:

(a) Cut otherwise than into squares or rectangles;(b) Produced in the finished state, ready for use (or merely needing

separation by cutting dividing threads) without sewing or otherworking (for example, certain dusters, towels, tablecloths, scarfsquares, blankets);

(c) Hemmed or with rolled edges, or with a knotted fringe at any of theedges, but excluding fabrics the cut edges of which have been pre-vented from unravelling by whipping or by other simple means;

(d) Cut to size and having undergone a process of drawn thread work;(e) Assembled by sewing, gumming or otherwise (other than piece

goods consisting of two or more lengths of identical material joinedend to end and piece goods composed of two or more textiles as-sembled in layers, whether or not padded); or

(f) Knitted or crocheted to shape, whether presented as separate itemsor in the form of a number of items in the length.

You claim that the products at issue are ‘‘made up’’ because they meet theterms of Section XI, Note 7(b) and 7(c).

The ENs to Section XI, Note 7(b) and 7(c) are set forth in the GeneralNotes, Section XI, (II) Chapters 56 to 63, and offer the following guidance:

Made up articles.Under Note 7 to this Section, the expression ‘‘made up’’ in Chapters 56to 63 means:* * *(2) Produced in the finished state, ready for use (or merely need-

ing separation by cutting dividing threads) without sewing or otherworking. Goods of this kind include products knitted or crocheted di-rectly to shape and certain dusters, towels, table cloths, scarfsquares, blankets, etc., with threads along the warp left unwoven orthe weft edges cut to form a fringe. Such articles may have been wo-ven separately on the loom, but may also have been simply cut fromlengths of fabric which have bands of unwoven threads (generallywarp threads) at regular intervals. These lengths of fabric, fromwhich ready-made articles of the types described above may be ob-tained by simply cutting the dividing threads, are also considered as‘‘made up’’ articles.However, rectangular (including square) articles simply cut outfrom larger pieces without other working and not incorporatingfringes formed by cutting dividing threads are not regarded as ‘‘pro-duced in the finished state’’ within the meaning of this Note. Thefact that these articles may be presented folded or put up in pack-ings (e.g., for retail sale) does not affect their classification.

(3) Hemmed or with rolled edges or with a knotted fringe(whether or not incorporating added threads) at any of the edges(e.g., handkerchiefs with rolled edges and table covers with knottedfringes), but excluding fabrics the cut edges of which have beenprevented from unravelling by whipping or by other simple means.

* * * * *In regard to your claim that the products at issue meet the terms of Sec-

tion XI, Note 7(b), you emphasized in your November 1, 2006 letter and in



our oral conference that the products do not require and, in most cases, arenot cut by the ultimate purchaser prior to use. In your letter, you stated:‘‘[i]n the event that the end user is faced with excess product after the roll ofnetting is unfurled from the top of a building, he can, and does, simply foldover the excess product.’’

Accepting your representation that the products at issue do not requirecutting for use, the articles nevertheless do not meet the terms of Section XI,Note 7(b). In your request for reconsideration of NY C87245, NY C87894,NY F80765, and NY F82010, you described the manufacturing steps for theproducts at issue:

The manufacturing steps for the netting products are as follows: 1) highdensity polyethylene is extruded into thread; 2) the thread is cooled inwater, stretched over rollers, and wound onto spools; 3) the spools aremounted onto a knitting machine; 4) the thread is fed into the knittingmachine which knits the pattern, including button holes and hems; 5)the resultant product is wound onto a master roll from which the de-sired length, e.g., 150, 300 feet, etc. is cut; and the finished product iswound onto a core and packaged in clear plastic bags.1

As emphasized in the ENs quoted above, articles simply cut from largerpieces without other working and not incorporating fringes formed by cut-ting dividing threads are not regarded as ‘‘produced in the finished state’’within the meaning of the note. See generally HQ 089058 (July 25, 1991),HQ 089203 (July 19, 1991), HQ 089592 (September 20, 1991), HQ 950786(January 28, 1992), HQ 955457 (June 8, 1994), HQ 955458 (June 8, 1994),HQ 966293 (March 3, 2004), HQ 959184 (November 13, 1996), and HQ967601 (March 22, 2006). In the case at hand, as you described, the productsat issue are simply cut from larger pieces of fabric. They, therefore, are notregarded as ‘‘produced in the finished state.’’ The buttonholing of the fabricalso does not constitute ‘‘other working’’ because the buttonholes are formedin the knitting process. Additionally, the winding of the articles onto a coreand packaging them in plastic bags does not affect its classification.

In regard to your claim that the products at issue meet the terms of Sec-tion XI, Note 7(c), you emphasized in your November 1, 2006 letter and inour oral conference that the tighter knit at the fabric edges is not for thepurpose of preventing unraveling, but to reinforce the button holes runningdown the sides of the mesh debris netting at issue. In your letter, you alsostated: ‘‘[h]ere, the design of the netting itself prevents unraveling andserves to maintain the strength of the product; no selvage is required orpresent. The products are essentially self-hemmed and, as such, are madeup articles pursuant to Note 7(c) to Section XI.’’

In order for an article to be ‘‘made up’’ under Note 7(c) to Section XI,HTSUSA, it must contain a hem that is necessary for its intended use. Seee.g., HQ 083013 (March 20, 1989), HQ 952650 (June 8, 1993), and HQ959132 (September 23, 1996). We generally recognize a traditional hem to bean edge of fabric that has been folded, folded up again, and then sewn

1 While you set forth the manufacturing steps above for all the styles of mesh debris net-ting at issue, SBN 324 and the fabric in NY C87245 are polyester, not polyethylene. How-ever, it is our understanding that substantially similar manufacturing steps are under-taken in regard to SBN 324 and the fabric in NY C87245 although they are of polyesterconstruction.



down.2 We have recognized that, in addition to traditional hems, there areseveral types of hems. See e.g., HQ 952650 (recognizing a ‘‘Continentalhem’’) and HQ 085549 (November 21, 1989, recognizing a ‘‘Cornelli hem’’(also known as a ‘‘replique hem’’)).

The mesh debris netting at issue is not hemmed. There is neither a tradi-tional, nor any other kind, of hem at any of its edges. Although the design orconstruction of the products at issue (i.e., the polyester or polyethylenethread and the warp knit) may prevent unraveling of the products, this de-sign or construction does not constitute a hem. As there is no hem on theproducts at issue, it is impossible to discuss whether such hem makes theproducts suitable for their intended use.

While you did not refer to the ruling in your previous submissions or inour oral conference, in NY K84512, issued March 30, 2004, CBP classifiedbird control nets for vineyards. These nets were classified in heading 6307,HTSUSA, as ‘‘made up’’ articles. While these bird nets may sound substan-tially similar to the mesh debris netting at issue, they are not. The bird netsof NY K84512 have several distinct features that differentiate them fromthe products at issue, including several rows of double ply mesh aroundtheir edges and brightly colored pace markers at distance intervals.

In light of the above, we find that the mesh debris netting at issue is not‘‘made up’’ pursuant to Section XI, Note 7(b) or 7(c). The products are not‘‘produced in the finished state, ready for use’’ or ‘‘hemmed’’ under the re-spective notes. Rather, in their condition as imported, the products at issueare simply fabric in the piece imported on rolls. By application of GRI 1, themesh netting products are classified in heading 6005, HTSUSA, which pro-vides for ‘‘Warp knit fabrics (including those made on galloon knitting ma-chines), other than those of headings 6001 to 6004.’’ They are specificallyprovided for in subheading 6005.33.0010, HTSUSA, which provides for‘‘Warp knit fabrics (including those made on galloon knitting machines),other than those of headings 6001 to 6004: Of synthetic fibers: Of yarns ofdifferent colors, Open work fabrics.’’

As stated above, you submitted samples of SBN–324 and SBN–22 towhich a hem has been added to an edge of the netting (identified as‘‘SBN324 W/HEM TOP CORNER’’ and ‘‘SBN22 W/HEM BOT. CORNER’’).As these samples are not identical to the merchandise that was classified inHQ 968200, we could not consider them in this reconsideration of HQ968200. However, you are encouraged to request ruling letters on the styleshaving this construction.

While the analysis of HQ 968200 is correct, the ‘‘Effect On Other Rulings’’section of that ruling erroneously stated:

NY F82010, dated January 31, 2000; NY F80765, dated December 17,1999; NY C87894, dated May 21, 1998 and; NY C87245, dated May 1,1998, are hereby affirmed.

This statement was in error because the subheadings in which the merchan-dise had been classified in the above rulings (subheading 6002.43.0080,HTSUSA, and subheading 6002.43.0010, HTSUSA) were deleted from theHTSUSA in 2002 to update the HTSUS to reflect modifications made to theHarmonized Commodity Description and Coding System. Consequently, NY

2 See generally www.wikipedia.com.



F82010, NY F80765, NY C87894, NY C87245, were revoked by operation oflaw on the date these two subheadings were deleted from the HTSUSA. Ac-cordingly, it was impossible to affirm NY F82010, NY F80765, NY C87894,and NY C87245 on August 11, 2006, because these four rulings had alreadybeen revoked by operation of law.

HOLDING:By application of GRI 1, the mesh debris netting at issue (styles SBN–14–

60, SBN–22, SBN–427, SBN 324, and the fabric in NY C87245 and NYC87894) is classified in heading 6005, HTSUSA. It is provided for by sub-heading 6005.33.0010, HTSUSA, which provides for ‘‘Warp knit fabrics (in-cluding those made on galloon knitting machines), other than those of head-ings 6001 to 6004: Of synthetic fibers: Of yarns of different colors, Openwork fabrics.’’ The applicable column one, general duty rate under the 2007HTSUSA is 10% ad valorem. The products at issue fall within textile cat-egory designation 229.

Duty rates are provided for your convenience and are subject to change.The text of the most recent HTSUSA and the accompanying duty rates areprovided on the world wide web at www.usitc.gov.

Quota/visa requirements are no longer applicable for merchandise whichis the product of World Trade Organization (‘‘WTO’’) member countries. Thetextile category number above applies to merchandise produced in non-WTOmember countries. Quota and visa requirements are the result of interna-tional agreements that are subject to frequent renegotiations and changes.To obtain the most current information on quota and visa requirements ap-plicable to this merchandise, we suggest you check, close to the time of ship-ment, the ‘‘Textile Status Report for Absolute Quotas’’ which is available onour web site at www.cbp.gov. For current information regarding possible tex-tile safeguard actions on goods from China and related issues, we refer youto the web site of the Office of Textiles and Apparel of the Department ofCommerce at otexa.ita.doc.gov.

EFFECT ON OTHER RULINGS:HQ 968200 is affirmed, except for the ‘‘Effect On Other Rulings’’ section,

which is modified as set forth above.In accordance with 19 U.S.C. 1625(c), this ruling will become effective 60

days after its publication in the Customs Bulletin.





REVOCATION OF A RULING LETTER AND REVOCATIONOF TREATMENT RELATING TO THE TARIFF

CLASSIFICATION OF CERTAIN HOT AND COLDCOMPRESS PACKS

AGENCY: Bureau of Customs and Border Protection, Departmentof Homeland Security.

ACTION: Notice of revocation of a ruling letter and revocation oftreatment relating to the tariff classification of certain hot and coldcompress packs from China.

SUMMARY: Pursuant to section 625(c), Tariff Act of 1930 (19U.S.C. 1625(c)), as amended by section 623 of Title VI (CustomsModernization) of the North American Free Trade Agreement Imple-mentation Act (Pub. L. 103–182, 107 Stat. 2057), this notice advisesinterested parties that Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is re-voking a ruling letter relating to the tariff classification under theHarmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated(HTSUSA) of certain hot and cold compress packs from China. Simi-larly, CBP is revoking any treatment previously accorded by it tosubstantially identical transactions. Notice of the proposed actionwas published on April 11, 2007 in the CUSTOMS BULLETIN inVolume 41, Number 16. No comments were received in response tothis notice.


FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Teresa Frazier,Tariff Classification and Marking Branch, at (202) 572–8821.


BACKGROUND

On December 8, 1993, Title VI (Customs Modernization), of theNorth American Free Trade Agreement Implementation Act (Pub. L.103–182, 107 Stat. 2057) (hereinafter ‘‘Title VI’’), became effective.Title VI amended many sections of the Tariff Act of 1930, asamended, and related laws. Two new concepts which emerge fromthe law are ‘‘informed compliance’’ and ‘‘shared responsibility.’’ Theseconcepts are premised on the idea that in order to maximize volun-tary compliance with customs laws and regulations, the trade com-munity needs to be clearly and completely informed of its legal obli-gations. Accordingly, the law imposes a greater obligation on CBP toprovide the public with improved information concerning the tradecommunity’s responsibilities and rights under customs and related



laws. In addition, both the trade and CBP share responsibility incarrying out import requirements. For example, under section 484 ofthe Tariff Act of 1930, as amended (19 U.S.C. 1484), the importer ofrecord is responsible for using reasonable care to enter, classify andvalue imported merchandise, and provide any other information nec-essary to enable CBP to properly assess duties, collect accurate sta-tistics and determine whether any other applicable legal require-ment is met.

Pursuant to section 625(c)(1), Tariff Act of 1930 (19 U.S.C.1625(c)(1)), as amended by section 623 of Title VI, notice proposingto revoke New York Ruling Letter (NY) L84821, dated June 5, 2005,and to revoke any treatment accorded to substantially identicaltransactions was published in the April 11, 2007 CUSTOMS BUL-LETIN, Volume 41, Number 16. No comments were received in re-sponse to this notice. We received an inquiry from an importer as towhether their product classified by CBP in HQ W968448 was subjectto this notice. Upon review of its ingredients, we find it to be distin-guishable from the subject merchandise herein since they do nothave the same or substantially similar compositions.

As stated in the notice of proposed revocation, this notice coversany rulings on this merchandise which may exist but have not beenspecifically identified. CBP has undertaken reasonable efforts tosearch existing databases for rulings in addition to the one identi-fied. No further rulings have been found. Any party who has receivedan interpretive ruling or decision (i.e., ruling letter, internal advicememorandum or decision or protest review decision) on the mer-chandise subject to this notice, should have advised CBP during thisnotice period.

Similarly, pursuant to section 625(c)(2), Tariff Act of 1930 (19U.S.C. 1625 (c)(2)), as amended by section 623 of Title VI, CBP is re-voking any treatment previously accorded by CBP to substantiallyidentical transactions. Any person involved with substantially iden-tical transactions should have advised CBP during this notice pe-riod. An importer’s failure to advise CBP of substantially identicaltransactions or of a specific ruling not identified in this notice, mayraise issues of reasonable care on the part of the importer or itsagents for importations of merchandise subsequent to the effectivedate of the final decision on this notice.

Pursuant to 19 U.S.C. 1625(c)(1), CBP is revoking NY L84821 andany other ruling not specifically identified, in order to reflect theproper classification of the merchandise pursuant to the analysis setforth in Headquarters Ruling Letter (HQ) W968297 (Attachment ).

Additionally, pursuant to 19 U.S.C. 1625(c)(2), CBP is revokingany treatment previously accorded by CBP to substantially identical



transactions. In accordance with 19 U.S.C. 1625(c), this action willbecome effective 60 days after publication in the CUSTOMS BUL-LETIN.

DATED: May 21, 2007



Attachment

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HQ W968297May 21, 2007

CLA–2 OT:RR:CTF:TCM W968297 TMFCATEGORY: ClassificationTARIFF NO.: 2833.21.0000

3102.30.0000MR. STEPHEN C. LIUPACIFIC CENTURY CUSTOMS SERVICE11099 S. La Cienega Blvd., Suite 202Los Angeles, CA 90045

RE: Revocation of NY L84821, dated June 8, 2005, concerning the tariffclassification of Hot and Cold Compress Packs from China

DEAR MR. LIU:Pursuant to your request dated May 9, 2005 for a binding tariff classifica-

tion ruling, Customs and Border Protection issued New York Ruling Letter(NY) L84821, dated June 8, 2005, in which certain hot and cold compresspacks were classified in 3824.90.9190, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of theUnited States (HTS).

Upon review, the Bureau of Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has de-termined that the merchandise was erroneously classified. This ruling lettersets forth the correct classification determination.

Pursuant to section 625(c), Tariff Act of 1930 (19 U.S.C. §1625(c)), asamended by section 623 of Title VI (Customs Modernization) of the NorthAmerican Free Trade Agreement Implementation Act, Pub. L. 103–182, 107Stat. 2057, 2186 (1993), notice of the proposed revocation was published onApril 11, 2007 in the CUSTOMS BULLETIN in Volume 41, Number 16. Nocomments were received in response to this notice.

FACTS:The facts, which were taken directly from the ruling at issue, are as fol-

lows:

In your letter dated May 9, 2005, you requested a tariff classificationruling for ‘‘Instant Cold Compress’’ and ‘‘Instant Hot Compress’’ packswhich you have stated are composed of ammonium nitrate and water;



and magnesium sulfate and water; respectively. A sample of each prod-uct was submitted with your inquiry.

LAW AND ANALYSIS:Classification of goods under the HTSUSA is governed by the General

Rules of Interpretation (GRI). GRI 1 provides that classification shall be de-termined according to the terms of the headings of the tariff schedule andany relative section or chapter notes. In the event that the goods cannot beclassified solely on the basis of GRI 1, and if the headings and legal notes donot otherwise require, the remaining GRI may then be applied. The Harmo-nized Commodity Description and Coding System Explanatory Notes (EN)constitute the official interpretation of the Harmonized System at the inter-national level. While neither legally binding nor dispositive, the EN providea commentary on the scope of each heading of the HTSUSA and are gener-ally indicative of the proper interpretation of the headings.

The subject cold compress pack is comprised of 40–70 percent ammoniumnitrate and 30–60 percent water. The subject hot compress pack is com-prised of 20–40 percent magnesium sulfate and 60–80 percent water. Bothwere classified in subheading 3824.90.9190, Harmonized Tariff Schedule ofthe United States (HTS), which provides for ‘‘prepared binders for foundrymolds or cores; chemical products and preparations of the chemical or alliedindustries (including those consisting of mixtures of natural products), notelsewhere specified or included; other . . . other.’’

Heading 2833, HTSUS, provides for ‘‘sulfates; alums; peroxosulfates(persulfates).’’ Chapter Note 1(a) to Chapter 28 states: ‘‘Except where thecontext otherwise requires, the headings of this chapter apply only to‘‘[s]eparate chemical elements and separate chemically defined compounds,whether or not containing impurities.’’ Chapter Note 1(b) to Chapter 28states: ‘‘The products mentioned in (a) above dissolved in water.’’ EN38.24(B), states, in pertinent part, that aqueous solutions of Chapter 28 re-main classified therein.

The subject magnesium sulfate hot compress pack consists of magnesiumsulfate dissolved in water. Based on this description, the subject hot com-press pack should be classified in subheading 2833, HTSUS. Additionally,CBP has issued New York Ruling Letter (NY) E85600, dated December 6,1999 that classified a 50 percent aqueous solution of magnesium sulfatefrom Canada in subheading 2833.21.0000, HTSUS.

The subject ammonium nitrate cold compress pack also contains water.Chapter 28, Note 3(c), which refers to Note 2, Chapter 31, states: ‘‘Subject tothe provisions of note 1 to section VI, this chapter does not cover: Productsmentioned in note 2, 3, 4 or 5 to chapter 31.’’ Note 2(a)(ii), Chapter 31, statesthat heading 3102 applies to ammonium nitrate, whether or not pure. As theammonium nitrate cold pack is excluded from Chapter 28, it is classifiablein Chapter 31. See also NY M81919, in which CBP classified a cold compresscontaining ammonium nitrate in subheading 3102.30.0000, HTSUS.

Therefore, the subject hot and cold compresses are classified in subhead-ings 2833.21.0000 and 3102.30.0000, HTSUS, respectively.

HOLDING:The ‘‘Instant Hot Compress’’ pack is classifiable in subheading

2833.21.0000, HTSUS, which provides for ‘‘Sulfates; alums; peroxosulfates(persulfates): Other sulfates: Of magnesium.’’ The general column one rateof duty is 3.7 percent ad valorem.



The ‘‘Instant Cold Compress’’ pack is classifiable in subheading3102.30.0000, HTSUS, which provides for ‘‘Mineral or chemical fertilizers,nitrogenous: Ammonium nitrate, whether or not in aqueous solution.’’ Thegeneral column one rate of duty is FREE.

EFFECT ON OTHER RULINGS:New York Ruling Letter (NY) L84821, dated June 8, 2005, is hereby RE-

VOKED. In accordance with 19 U.S.C. §1625(c), this ruling will become ef-fective 60 days after its publication in the CUSTOMS BULLETIN.



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MODIFICATION OF A RULING LETTER AND REVOCATIONOF TREATMENT RELATING TO TARIFF CLASSIFICATION

OF CERTAIN CARRYING BAGS

AGENCY: Bureau of Customs and Border Protection, Departmentof Homeland Security.

ACTION: Notice of modification of a ruling letter and revocation oftreatment relating to the tariff classification of certain carryingbags.

SUMMARY: Pursuant to section 625(c), Tariff Act of 1930 (19U.S.C. 1625(c)), as amended by section 623 of Title VI (CustomsModernization) of the North American Free Trade Agreement Imple-mentation Act (Pub. L. 103–182, 107 Stat. 2057), this notice advisesinterested parties that Customs and Border Protection (CBP) ismodifying a ruling letter relating to the tariff classification underthe Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated(HTSUSA) of certain carrying bags. Similarly, CBP is revoking anytreatment previously accorded by it to substantially identical trans-actions. Notice of the proposed action was published on April 11,2007 in the CUSTOMS BULLETIN in Volume 41, Number 16. Nocomments were received in response to this notice.


FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Teresa Frazier,Tariff Classification and Marking Branch, at (202) 572–8821.


BACKGROUND

On December 8, 1993, Title VI (Customs Modernization), of theNorth American Free Trade Agreement Implementation Act (Pub. L.



103–182, 107 Stat. 2057) (hereinafter ‘‘Title VI’’), became effective.Title VI amended many sections of the Tariff Act of 1930, asamended, and related laws. Two new concepts which emerge fromthe law are ‘‘informed compliance’’ and ‘‘shared responsibility.’’ Theseconcepts are premised on the idea that in order to maximize volun-tary compliance with customs laws and regulations, the trade com-munity needs to be clearly and completely informed of its legal obli-gations. Accordingly, the law imposes a greater obligation on CBP toprovide the public with improved information concerning the tradecommunity’s responsibilities and rights under customs and relatedlaws. In addition, both the trade and CBP share responsibility incarrying out import requirements. For example, under section 484 ofthe Tariff Act of 1930, as amended (19 U.S.C. 1484), the importer ofrecord is responsible for using reasonable care to enter, classify andvalue imported merchandise, and provide any other information nec-essary to enable CBP to properly assess duties, collect accurate sta-tistics and determine whether any other applicable legal require-ment is met.

Pursuant to section 625(c)(1), Tariff Act of 1930 (19 U.S.C.1625(c)(1)), as amended by section 623 of Title VI, notice proposingto modify New York Ruling Letter (NY) L89286, dated January 18,2006, and to revoke any treatment accorded to substantially identi-cal transactions was published in the April 11, 2007 CUSTOMSBULLETIN, Volume 41, Number 16. No comments were received inresponse to this notice.

As stated in the notice of proposed modification, this notice coversany rulings on this merchandise which may exist but have not beenspecifically identified. CBP has undertaken reasonable efforts tosearch existing databases for rulings in addition to the one identi-fied. No further rulings have been found. Any party who has receivedan interpretive ruling or decision (i.e., ruling letter, internal advicememorandum or decision or protest review decision) on the mer-chandise subject to this notice, should have advised CBP during thisnotice period.

Similarly, pursuant to section 625(c)(2), Tariff Act of 1930 (19U.S.C. 1625 (c)(2)), as amended by section 623 of Title VI, Customsand Border Protection is revoking any treatment previously ac-corded by CBP to substantially identical transactions. Any person in-volved with substantially identical transactions should have advisedCBP during this notice period. An importer’s failure to advise CBP ofsubstantially identical transactions or of a specific ruling not identi-fied in this notice, may raise issues of reasonable care on the part ofthe importer or its agents for importations of merchandise subse-quent to the effective date of the final decision on this notice.

Pursuant to 19 U.S.C. 1625(c)(1), CBP is modifying NY L89286and any other ruling not specifically identified, in order to reflect the



proper classification of the merchandise pursuant to the analysis setforth in proposed Headquarters Ruling Letter (HQ) W968162 (At-tachment).

Additionally, pursuant to 19 U.S.C. 1625(c)(2), CBP is revokingany treatment previously accorded by CBP to substantially identicaltransactions. In accordance with 19 U.S.C. 1625(c), this action willbecome effective 60 days after publication in the CUSTOMS BUL-LETIN.

DATED: May 21, 2007



Attachment

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HQ W968162May 21, 2007

CLA–2 OT:CTF:TCM W968162 TMFCATEGORY: ClassificationTARIFF NO.: 6305.39.0000

GORDON RAHSCHULTEUPS TRADE MANAGEMENT, INC.12380 Morris RoadAlpharetta, GA 30005

RE: Reconsideration of NY L89286; dated January 18, 2006, concerningthe tariff classification of carrying bags from Mexico

DEAR MR. RAHSCHULTE:This is in reference to your letter of March 18, 2006, on behalf of your cli-

ent, BAGMASTERS, a division of CTA Manufacturing, Inc., in which you re-quested reconsideration of New York Ruling Letter (NY) L89286, datedJanuary 18, 2006, which classified five carrying bags from Mexico in sub-headings 4202.12.8030 and 4202.92.3031, Harmonized Tariff Schedule ofthe United States Annotated (HTSUS). Your request, along with foursamples, was forwarded to this office for our consideration. This reconsid-eration request is limited to styles MR03, CB04, LB04, and FB03.

Pursuant to section 625(c), Tariff Act of 1930 (19 U.S.C. §1625(c)), asamended by section 623 of Title VI (Customs Modernization) of the NorthAmerican Free Trade Agreement Implementation Act, Pub. L. 103–182, 107Stat. 2057, 2186 (1993), notice of the proposed modification was publishedon April 11, 2007 in the CUSTOMS BULLETIN in Volume 41, Number 16.No comments were received in response to this notice.

FACTS:NY L89286, dated January 18, 2006, classified five styles of carrying bags.

The facts, which were taken directly from the ruling at issue, are as follows:



. . . The bags are identified as styles PR532, nylon mesh shoppingbag, MR03, 100-denier nylon mailbag, CB04, polyester top zip courierbag, LB04, 1000 denier nylon locking security bag, and FB03, 420 de-nier nylon flame barrier bag. Each bag is wholly of man-made fiber tex-tile materials.

You have indicated that the bags are packing materials of the kindclassified in Heading 6305, HTSUSA, which provides, in part, for othermade-up textile articles, sacks and bags, of a kind used for the packingof goods. Heading 6305 provides for bags that are principally used inthe marketing and transportation of goods. The Heading does includebags that are used in the sending of samples by post.

Styles FB03, CB04 and LB04 were classified in subheading 4202.12.8030,which provides for attaché́ cases, briefcases, school satchels, occupationalluggage cases, and similar containers, with outer surface of textile materi-als, of man-made fibers. MR03 and PR532 were classified in subheading4202.92.3031, HTSUS, which provides, in part, for other travel, sports andsimilar bags, with outer surface of textile materials, of man-made fibers.

In your submission, you requested to exclude PR532 from this reconsid-eration. You also provided a description of the four styles of carrying bags asfollows:

1. MR03: a ‘‘mailbag’’ made of 1000 denier nylon that measures approxi-mately 26 inches in height x 23 inches in width x 4 inches in depthwith a drawstring closure that fits through #3 spur grommets.

2. CB04: a ‘‘top zip courier bag’’ made of polyester with an inside entrywindow. The bag measures approximately 19 inches in height x 24inches in width.

3. LB04: a ‘‘locking security bag’’ made of 1000 denier nylon and measuresapproximately 14 inches in height x 18 inches in width. It has a heavy-duty nickel silver zipper and heavy-duty pop-up lock.

4. FB03: a ‘‘boxed bottom flame barrier bag’’ that is made of a 1000 deniernylon exterior, single layer fiber-shield center and a 420 denier nyloninterior. It also features a heavy-duty brass zipper, snap zipper flapand clear vinyl windows on each side and measures approximately 16inches in height x 21 inches in width x 6 inches in depth.

You state in your submission that the subject bags are used for commer-cial purposes.

ISSUE:What is the classification of the four subject carrying bags?

LAW AND ANALYSIS:Classification of goods under the HTSUS is governed by the General Rules

of Interpretation (GRI). GRI 1 provides that classification shall be deter-mined according to the terms of the headings of the tariff schedule and anyrelative section or chapter notes. In the event that the goods cannot be clas-sified solely on the basis of GRI 1, and if the headings and legal notes do nototherwise require, the remaining GRI may then be applied. The HarmonizedCommodity Description and Coding System Explanatory Notes (EN) consti-tute the official interpretation at the international level. While neither le-gally binding nor dispositive, the EN provide a commentary on the scope ofeach heading of the HTSUS and are generally indicative of the proper inter-pretation of the headings.



The issue in this case is whether the subject bags are classifiable in 4202,which provides for various containers that are of a kind designed for thestorage, protection, organization and portability of various goods includingdocuments, papers and similar goods, or in heading 6305, HTSUSA, whichprovides for sacks and bags, of a kind used for the packing of goods.

Heading 4202 provides for

Trunks, suitcases, vanity cases, attache cases, briefcases, school satch-els, spectacle cases, binocular cases, camera cases, musical instrumentcases, gun cases, holsters and similar containers; traveling bags, in-sulated food or beverage bags, toiletry bags, knapsacks and backpacks,handbags, shopping bags, wallets, purses, map cases, cigarette cases,tobacco pouches, tool bags, sports bags, bottle cases, jewelry boxes, pow-der cases, cutlery cases and similar containers, of leather or of compo-sition leather, of sheeting of plastics, of textile materials, of vulcanizedfiber or of paperboard, or wholly or mainly covered with such mate-rials or with paper:[emphasis added]

U.S. Additional Note 1 to Chapter 42, states:

For the purposes of heading 4202, the expression ‘‘travel, sports andsimilar bags’’ means goods, other than those falling in subheadings4202.11 through 4202.39, of a kind designed for carrying clothingand other personal effects during travel, including backpacks andshopping bags of this heading, but does not include binocular cases,camera cases, musical instrument cases, bottle cases and similar con-tainers.

The EN to heading 4202 states, in pertinent part:This heading covers only the articles specifically named therein and simi-lar containers.These containers may be rigid or with a rigid foundation, or soft and with-out foundation.

* * *Although there is no definition of the term ‘‘personal effects’’ within the

tariff, there is the view that the term ‘‘connotes objects to which an indi-vidual has some sort of intimate or personal relation.’’ See HeadquartersRuling Letter 954072, dated September 2, 1993. It is also our view thatheading 4202 provides for containers used to convey personal articles in gen-eral (i.e., articles belonging to a person), and that its ‘‘scope extends to vari-ous containers that are to store and/or transport the belongings of an indi-vidual, as opposed to bulk or commercial goods.’’ Id.; HQ 967177, dated July22, 2004, which eliminated headings 4202 and 6305 from consideration andclassified a pizza delivery bag that contained an induction element designedfor only commercial use for conveying products directly from seller to cus-tomer in heading 6307, HTSUSA.

Heading 6305, HTSUSA, covers textile sacks and bags, of a kind used forthe packing of goods. The EN to heading 6305 states, in pertinent part, that:

This heading covers textile sacks and bags of a kind normally used forthe packing of goods for transport, storage or sale.

These articles, which vary in size and shape, include in particular flex-ible intermediate bulk containers, coal, grain, flour, potato, coffee or



similar sacks, mail bags, and small bags of the kind used for sendingsamples of merchandise by post. The heading also includes such articlesas tea sachets.

It is clear that the articles listed under heading 6305, HTSUSA, are of thetype used for commercial merchandise being transported or stored for sale,usually in bulk. But see, e.g., HQ 955639, dated April 5, 1994, which classi-fied a polypropylene strip bag used by a municipality for distribution to thepublic for use in storing yard waste for curbside pickup in subheading6307.90.9986, HTSUSA; see also HQ 089444, dated September 3, 1991,which classified a woven polypropylene bag in heading 6305.

You assert that the subject bags are designed for commercial use and notfor consumers. In your submission, you referenced your client’s website,www.bagmasters.com, which you state supports that the bags are marketedfor commercial use. We searched the website but did not locate the items atissue. Rather, we found them under www.bagproducts.com, which states:‘‘For over 75 years Bag Products has been producing a wide range of prod-ucts that solve problems for businesses like yours . . . As you examine thecontents of this catalog, you will find solutions to the everyday issues thatconfront your business. Bag Products is eager to provide your business withproducts that will help it run smoother and more efficiently.’’

Upon review, we find this to be convincing that the articles are designedfor commercial use and not individualized, consumer use. In this case, thesubject bags are used for transportation, conveyance and storage of variouscommercial documents and articles such as mail/parcel documents and cur-rency. Based on the design and use of these bags, they are precluded fromclassification in heading 4202 and more appropriately classified in heading6305, HTSUSA. For classification of substantially similar articles, see HQ084519, dated May 18, 1989, which classified a cotton bag used by banks fortransporting coins in heading 6305, and NY L80890, which classified apolypropylene strip mailbag from China in heading 6305.

HOLDING:Styles MR03, CB04, LB04 and FB03 are classifiable in subheading

6305.39.0000, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS),which provides for ‘‘sacks and bags, of a kind used for the packing of goods:of man-made textile materials: other.’’ The general column one duty rate is8.4 percent ad valorem and the merchandise falls within textile category669.

EFFECT ON OTHER RULINGS:New York Ruling Letter (NY) L89286, dated January 18, 2006, is hereby

MODIFIED. In accordance with 19 U.S.C. §1625(c), this ruling will becomeeffective 60 days after its publication in the CUSTOMS BULLETIN.



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