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ID:
2660
Type:
Correction
Last updated:
07/08/2007 10:53:00
Description:
CPC correction: yarn put up for retail sale
Request
Buenas tardes
Hemos estado revisando la clasificación de la división 26 y tenemos la siguiente consulta:
Porque se establece como glosa acondicionado o no para la venta al por menor?
Que sucede cuando tenemos el mismo productos acondicionado para la venta al por mayor?
En general, el producto si el producto es el mismo, ¿porque se efectua esta diferencia?
Entonces todos los productos deberian tener este críterio.
Favor aclarar.
Discussion
Decision
You are right that in a few cases, the CPC distinguishes between products that are set up for retail sale and those who are not. This is typically due to differences in the way the product is measured, packaged and presented to the customer. When such a distinction is made, you would expect to find a similar class nearby where products intended for wholesale would fit.
Since the goods part of the CPC is built on the Harmonized System (HS) classification, maintained by the World Customs Organization (WCO), the same definitions that the HS uses in this case have been carried over to the CPC. I have added the relevant HS explanatory note for retail sale of yarn as an attachment.
Attachment
In one of the subclasses you mentioned, there is an error in the CPC text, which will be corrected. This is CPC subclass 26330, where the correct text should read: "Yarn of wool, containing less than 85% by weight of wool, not put up for retail sale."