Unit of measure of invoiced quantity.

Measurement identifying weight or size limit of coils.

The attribute being measured is the surface treatment.

A measurement indicating limitation in relation to storage.

The measurement of the alcohol content.

The inner measurement of the referenced item or package.

Indicates that value/range information is understood as length limitation.

Measurement reportable for visaed merchandise.

The unit of measure in which ordered quantities are expressed.

Specified measurement dimensions are provided as a result of limitations or restrictions related to the physical dimensions of a product, material or package at the reception point.

Total tonnage of cargo unloaded from the conveyance.

Indicates that the data to follow are target specifications.

Total weight of containerized cargo on vessel.

The relative bigness of a permanent fixed structure forming an enclosure.

Cut identifying parts of an item probably for separation.

The given measurement value identifies the amount or percentage of a specific chemical within a substance.

Provides the unit of measurement which is to be used for a given unit of issue.

The first reportable quantity associated with a tariff number for goods classified under general rules of interpretation 3(b) or 3(c).

Volume to get rid of.

A measurement indicating limitations in relation to transportation equipment.

A measurable item characteristic specified by the buyer, seller or third party.

Maximum number or amount.

Line item measurement specified by the food and drug administration.

A code identifying the original unit of issue.

Measurement to be used by/for other united states government agencies.

A measurement used for comparison pricing purposes.

Registered summer dead weight total tonnage of the vessel.

The relative bigness of a room used for display.

Code to indicate the mass of a commodity per unit of volume.

Measurement of the period of time over which payment occurs.

The measured attribute is temperature.

Total overall length of the vessel.

Primary reportable quantity associated with a tariff number.

The maximum amount that can be contained or produced.

Size or measure of anything in three dimensions.

Commodity/product shipped or sold in discrete individual containers which may be accumulated in a larger package.

The length in a vehicle, whereby the complete width and height over that length is needed for the goods.

A measurement indicating limitations in relation to a platform.

The measured attribute is weight.

Measurement related to a consignment; to be specified by the measurement code dimension value.

Speed.

Secondary reportable quantity associated with a tariff classification for goods classified under harmonized tariff schedule general rules of interpretation 3(b) or 3(c).

Volume which will be generated.

Size of a retail container in terms of volume.

The measurement of a consignment or part for customs purpose.

The size of the test piece that was tested.

Specified measurements refer to transport conditions for delivery to the market.

Weight at line item level.

The point from which the reference height is determined.

The measurement is counts.

Total tonnage of cargo loaded onto the conveyance.

Third reportable quantity associated with a tariff classification for goods classified under harmonized tariff schedule general rules of interpretation 3(b) or 3(c).

Specified measurement dimensions refer to physical dimensions of a product, material or package.

Accuracy of the measurements being sent.

The relative bigness of an expanse of ground.

The measurement of roughness of a surface.

Length or distance in feet.

Measurements of handling unit.

The movement of air.

Supplemental quantity reportable for a tariff number.

The relative bigness of a structure in which things are temporarily stored.

Surface area of an object.

The specification of a specific unit of time.

The revenue-producing load carried by a means of transport.

Tolerances related to shipping.

The data values to be reported reflect the environmental conditions surrounding a situation including but not limited to test environments.

The outer measurement of the referenced item or package.

The size of a core.

Quantity to be written off from the total license amount.

Tonnage of conveyance.

Measurement of reserves maintained.

The measurement specified is separate and distinct from other measurements.

Total weight of non-containerized cargo on vessel.

The relative bigness of a plot or an allotment of land.

The relative bigness of a room or building used for clerical or similar work.

Weight will be used in conjunction with price extension.

Third reportable quantity associated with a tariff number.

The relative bigness of a factory or facility used in an industrial process.

The value based on interpolation.

The weight on which charges are based.

Dimension will be used in conjunction with price extension.

A measurement indicating limitations associated with the package.

Supplementary unit referring to the measurement reported.

Specified measurements refer to transport conditions for delivery to a distribution centre.

The number of air exchanges per hour.

The degree to which a colour is mixed with black or is decreasingly illuminated.

Indicates that the data to follow is the test result measurements.

[6314] to specify the value of a measurement.

Average reading of the test being reported on.

The total weight of an identified dimension.

The purpose is to measure the availability for cultivation.

Specified measurements refer to storage conditions to guarantee the product freshness until best before date.

Possible range of values for a specified measurement dimension of a product, material or package.

Secondary reportable quantity associated with a tariff number.

Measurement of usable or consumable contents.

Space taken up or filled.

A measurement indicating lift capacity limitations.

The notch dimensions of a core.

Physical measurement of a person.

The size of an area that was damaged.

Measurements of package.

The size name, dimensions, or weight of the commodity.