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Petitioner for Reclassification of Steel Tube Fittings Contesting CBP Rejection
January 12, 2018 |Customs

Brennan Industries is contesting a CBP ruling about the reclassification of steel tube fittings, CBP said in a notice. The company previously sought reclassification of hydraulic system fittings in a petition to CBP (see 1602080030). Brennan argued that the connectors should be classified based on the specific use (see 1604140031), but CBP found they are parts of general use in a 2016 ruling letter it sent to the company.