Search Results for: Silk waste bow ties
derivs hts(hs) code for hydrocarbon derivatives, sulfonated, nitrated etc hts (hs) code of vinegar, substitutes for vinegar obtained from acetic acid hts (hs) code for ethyl alcohol, undenat, und % alc, spirit bev etc hts code for ethyl alcohol, undenat, n/un % alc, alcohol, denat hts (hs code) for raw silk
(including yarn waste etc.) harmonized system code for ball or roller bearings and parts import product code of cotton, not carded or combed import product code of uppers,outer soles, heels of rubber and plastics hs code of taps, cocks, valves etc for pipes, tanks etc, pts export commodity code for...
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derivs hts(hs) code for hydrocarbon derivatives, sulfonated, nitrated etc hts (hs) code of vinegar, substitutes for vinegar obtained from acetic acid hts (hs) code for ethyl alcohol, undenat, und % alc, spirit bev etc hts code for ethyl alcohol, undenat, n/un % alc, alcohol, denat hts (hs code) for raw silk
(including yarn waste etc.) harmonized system code for ball or roller bearings and parts import product code of cotton, not carded or combed import product code of uppers,outer soles, heels of rubber and plastics hs code of taps, cocks, valves etc for pipes, tanks etc, pts export commodity code for...
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pasta. from tiny to jumbo, smooth or ridged ("rigati"), straight-cut or diagonally cut [in this category, the seemingly same size pasta will have a different name if the ends are straight-cut versus diagonally cut]. elbows, manicotti, penne and rigatoni are well-known cuts. shaped pasta. farfalle (bow
ties), fusilli (corkscrews), ruote (wagon wheels) are prominent examples. there are endless ways to twist and curl and shape pasta; hence, the hundreds of regional varieties. stuffed pasta. this group includes agnolotti, mezzelune, ravioli, tortellini and "dumpling" pasta like gnocchi. the more unusual...
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pasta. from tiny to jumbo, smooth or ridged ("rigati"), straight-cut or diagonally cut [in this category, the seemingly same size pasta will have a different name if the ends are straight-cut versus diagonally cut]. elbows, manicotti, penne and rigatoni are well-known cuts. shaped pasta. farfalle (bow
ties), fusilli (corkscrews), ruote (wagon wheels) are prominent examples. there are endless ways to twist and curl and shape pasta; hence, the hundreds of regional varieties. stuffed pasta. this group includes agnolotti, mezzelune, ravioli, tortellini and "dumpling" pasta like gnocchi. the more unusual...
http://www.thenibble.com/reviews/main/pastas/glossary.asp