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Pup Joint Market: OverviewPup joint is a pipe of non-standard length used to adjust the length of tubular strings to its exact requirement. They are used to adjust the length of drill string for drilling operations.

The pup joint market is expected to grow during the forecast period due to rising investment in numerous exploration activities and advancement in drilling technologies

Pup Joint Market: Regional OverviewMiddle East & Africa is likely to be the most attractive region in the pup joint market during the forecast period, due to rise in demand for oil & gas globally. Manufacturers are entering the Middle East & Africa region in order to gain significant market share.

North America and Europe are expected to be other major markets for pup joints. Technological advancements and increase in foreign direct investment for various exploration projects are anticipated to drive the pup joint market in these regions.

Increase in the population which has resulted in higher demand for oil and natural gas is expected to be a key factor fueling the growth of the pup joint market during the forecast period

Pup Joint: Market TrendsManufacturers offering an extensive range of products and with customization capabilities are increasingly seeming high demand in the market. Apart from providing the desired product, manufacturers are now providing secondary services such as OCTG maintenance and threading repair.

Increase in upstream activities has resulted in quality drilling equipment; also, demand for premium grade pup joint is expected to surge during the forecast period, as it is suitable for harsh environments

Pup Joint Market: Drivers, Opportunities, and RestraintsDependence on oil & gas has increased as various emerging economies rely on petroleum-based products. Petroleum is used as a base material for various chemical products including fertilizers, pharmaceuticals, and solvents.

Government and private companies are showing keen interest in exploring new oil reserves to meet future demands. Investment by major companies in oil exploration is likely to boost the pup joint market.

Generating electricity from renewable offshore wind is becoming cheaper and cost effective. During the forecast period, it is expected that renewable energy will be cheaper than new oil & gas sources. This will act as a restraint to the global pup joint market.

It has been observed that corrosive attack by reservoir contaminants has created a strong demand for higher grade and strength material for pup joints.

Based on region, the global pup joint market has been classified into: North America (U.S., Canada, and Rest of North America), Europe (U.K., Germany, France, and Rest of Europe), Asia Pacific (China, India, Japan, and Rest of Asia Pacific), Middle East & Africa (GCC, South Africa, and Rest of MEA), and South America (Brazil and Rest of South America)

Pup Joint Market: Competition LandscapeEstablished manufacturers operating in the global pup joint market are facing immense competition, owing to presence of many global and regional manufactures. Major players operating in the global pup joint market include Anvil International

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This is in reference to the Application for Further Review of Protest 3304-15-100014, timely filed by counsel, on March 3, 2015, on behalf of their client, Red Deer Ironworks, Inc. (“RDI”), contesting the denial of preferential tariff treatment under the North American Free Trade Agreement (“NAFTA”) and country of origin marking of certain pup joints. All confidential information included in this decision will be bracketed and redacted from the public version of this decision.

This case involves 21 entries of certain pup joints imported from Canada between November 3, 2012, and July 31, 2013. The pup joints at issue have three main parts (one steel pipe, and two steel fittings). Each pup joint has a circumference of two (2) or four (4) inches, and a length that ranges from one (1) to twenty (20) feet.

RDI submitted seven entry packages and their related documentation to represent the 21 entries at issue. These entry packages show that the pup joints were imported from Canada to the United States under subheading 7304.29, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (“HTSUS”), which covers certain hollow steel or iron pipes. We specifically address the entry dated February 13, 2013, which includes the range of documentation included in the seven submitted entry packages and their related documentation.

An entry summary (CBP Form 7501), dated February 13, 2013, showing that RDI imported pup joints with a Canadian country of origin listing, under the second entry line, classified under 7304.29.5015, HTSUS, weighing [XXXX] kilograms (kg), and valued at $[XXXX];

A commercial invoice, dated January 31, 2013, issued by RDI in Canada to a non-related buyer in the United States for various items, including five types of pup joints classified in subheading 7304.29, HTSUS, and valued at $[XXXX], on an F.O.B. basis;

A NAFTA Certificate of Origin, dated January 9, 2013, submitted by Cole on behalf of RDI, listing Canada as the country of origin for various products, including “Integral Pup Joints – Integral or Welded” that were classified under subheading 7304.29, HTSUS;

Material Test Reports issued by RDI for the goods imported under the entry summary, dated February 13, 2013, providing the chemical analysis and mechanical test results for the corresponding pup joints, identifying the pup joints as “MADE IN CANADA”, and certifying that the pup joints were manufactured from steel as represented by the steel manufacturer or its agent according to a Mill Certificate;

Two tables, dated February 11, 2014, submitted by RDI indicating that the pipes used in the production of the pup joints from the second entry line were the pipes inspected per the VTG Inspection Certificate by reference to the heat analysis chemical test results from that certificate;

General Assembly Layouts, dated January 28, 2013, and July 28, 2013, issued by RDI for various goods imported under the entry summary, dated February 13, 2013 (including the five types of pup joints from the second entry line), which illustrate the pup joint design and assembly operations, as well as the dimensions and other specifications; and,

A Packing Slip, dated January 31, 2013, issued by RDI describing six items imported under the entry summary, dated February 13, 2013, including one of the pup joints from the second entry line, which is shown to have a value of $[XXXX] per unit for a total cost of $[XXXX], and references the same job order number as noted in the table that links the pup joints to the VTG Inspection Certificate.

RDI states that after the raw pipes were imported into Canada, they were cut to specific lengths, beveled to change their square edges to sloped edges, and welded with their pipe fittings. Then, while still in Canada, the welded pup joints were heat treated to reduce unwanted stress from the pup joints; buffed and cleaned; assembled with their remaining components (such as wing nuts, segments, snap rings, and seals); and painted per their customers instructions.

On July 17, 2014, CBP issued a Notice of Action (CBP Form 29) indicating that the pup joints did not qualify for preferential tariff treatment under the NAFTA because the country of origin of the pup joints was Austria. RDI disagrees arguing that certain pup joints originate from Canada because the non-NAFTA materials used to produce the pup joints were below the NAFTA de minimis threshold. To support this claim, RDI submitted a table based on 12 invoiced pup joints, which calculates the cost percentage of non-originating materials used in those pup joints as less than 6 percent. Four of these invoiced pup joints correspond to four of the seven submitted entry packages, including the entry dated February 13, 2013, and they also represent the shortest pup joints (“1-ft. pup joints”) from those under consideration. On February 3, 2016, RDI submitted additional documentation to support the claim that the non-NAFTA materials used to produce the pup joints were below the NAFTA de minimis threshold. This documentation included the invoices and general layouts for three 1-ft. pup joints, one of which corresponds to one of the seven submitted entry packages. The invoices show that all of the materials for the pup joints, except for the Austrian pipes, were from Canada or the United States. The documentation also includes de minimis calculations to be less than 6 percent for each non-originating pipe in these three 1-ft. pup joints.

In addition to the NAFTA eligibility claim for certain pup joints, RDI claims that when a good is determined to not be a good of a NAFTA country under 19 CFR Part 102, then the origin rules of 19 CFR Part 134 are used to establish the correct origin. Under this framework, RDI argues that the country of origin for marking purposes is Canada because, per application of 19 CFR Part 134, the non-NAFTA materials are substantially transformed in Canada. RDI claims that this country of origin analysis should be applied to the pup joints that do not originate under the NAFTA.

The Port of Sweetgrass disagrees with RDI’s arguments on the basis that the country of origin of the pup joints is Austria because, per 19 CFR § 102.11(b)(1), the Austrian pipes are the materials that impart the essential character to the pup joints. Because the pup joints do not qualify to be marked as goods of Canada, the Port finds that the pup joints do not meet the NAFTA preferential treatment requirements of General Note (“GN”) 12(a), and that the pup joints cannot be marked with a Canadian country of origin marking under the NAFTA Marking Rules.

GN 12(r)(iii), HTSUS, provides that for purposes of interpreting the rules of origin, a requirement of change in tariff shift applies only to non-originating materials. In this case, RDI has indicated that the non-originating materials used in the pup joints do not undergo a tariff shift. Instead, RDI argues that the non-originating materials in the pup joints are de minimis and should not bar the imported pup joints from NAFTA eligibility.

As calculated per RDI’s submitted de minimis tables, the 1-ft. pup joints have non-originating pipes that account for less than seven percent of the transaction value for those pup joints, as adjusted to a F.O.B. basis. The Port also provided us with a table that was compiled from RDI’s entry summaries and invoices, and listed cost information, classifications, country of origin, and other data for various entries, including the seven representative entry packages. The cost information from the Port’s table permitted us to calculate the same figures calculated by RDI with respect to the 1-ft. pup joints. However, such documentation also indicated that the longer than 1-ft. pup joints (“longer pup joints”) have non-originating pipes that account for more than seven percent of their respective transaction values. Because we have only been provided with cost information for 1-ft. pup joints, and to the extent that the Port’s cost information is consistent with RDI’s cost information, we find that only the 1-ft. pup joints (comprised of 1-ft. non-originating pipes) meet the de minimis threshold, while the longer pup joints (with non-originating pipes exceeding one foot) do not meet the de minimis threshold. Therefore, only the 1-ft. pup joints originate, and whether they are eligible for preferential treatment under the NAFTA depends on whether they qualify to be marked as goods of a NAFTA country.

Counsel for RDI argues that all of the pup joints at issue are products of Canada for marking purposes. Counsel claims that the 1-ft. pup joints qualify to be marked as goods of Canada under the NAFTA Marking Rules per the NAFTA preference override. Counsel claims that the longer pup joints, though not eligible for NAFTA preference, could also be marked as goods of Canada since, under the NAFTA Marking Rules, the imported pup joints are not “goods of a NAFTA country” and thus the country of origin should be determined by the substantial transformation test.

With regard to the 1-ft. pup joints, which originate per the de minimis rule, the question now turns as to whether they qualify to be marked as goods of a NAFTA country. Section 134.1(b), CBP Regulations (19 CFR § 134.1(b)), states that “‘[c]ountry of origin’ means the country of manufacture, production, or growth of any article of foreign origin entering the United States. Further work or material added to an article in another country must effect a substantial transformation in order to render such other country the ‘country of origin’ within the meaning of this part; however, for a good of a NAFTA country the NAFTA Marking Rules will determine the country of origin.” Section 102.0, CBP Regulations (19 CFR § 102.0), states that the NAFTA Marking Rules are used for determining the country of origin of imported goods for the purposes of paragraph 1 of Annex 311 of the NAFTA (i.e., rules for determining whether a good is a good of a NAFTA party). The NAFTA Marking Rules require the application of the country of origin rules per 19 CFR § 102.11, in order to determine whether a good qualifies to be marked as a good of a NAFTA country. See 19 CFR § 134.1(j).

(3) Each foreign material incorporated in that good undergoes an applicable change in tariff classification set out in §102.20 and satisfies any other applicable requirements of that section, and all other applicable requirements of these rules are satisfied.

Because the imported pup joints are comprised of pipes from Austria or other non-NAFTA countries, we find that these pup joints are neither “wholly obtained or produced,” nor “produced exclusively from domestic materials,” which prevents the pup joints from qualifying to be marked as goods of Canada under 19 CFR §§ 102.11(a)(1) - 102.11(a)(2). Accordingly, we must examine the applicable change in tariff shift set out in 19 CFR § 102.20, which provides as follows:

In this case, the non-originating pipes from Austria are classified under heading 7304, HTSUS; the pipe fittings from Canada are classified under heading 7307, HTSUS; and, the final 1-ft. pup joint is classified under heading 7304, HTSUS. As such, the pipes do not undergo the requisite tariff shift because they are in the same heading as the pup joints, and we proceed under the hierarchical country of origin rules to 19 CFR § 102.11(b), which provides:

The rule of interpretation set forth in 19 CFR § 102.18(b)(1)(iii) states that if there is only one material that is classified in a tariff provision from which a change in tariff classification is not allowed under the 19 CFR § 102.20 specific rule or other requirements applicable to the good, then that material will represent the single material that imparts the essential character to the good under 19 CFR § 102.11. Therefore, the pipe would be the single material that imparts the essential character to the good. See also Headquarters Ruling Letter (“HQ”) H005109, dated April 12, 2007. Accordingly, the country of origin of the imported pup joints under 19 CFR § 102.11(b) would be the country of origin of the pipe, Austria.

However, the NAFTA preference override provision states that when a NAFTA originating good is not determined to be a good of a single NAFTA country under the NAFTA Marking Rules, then “the country of origin of such good is the last NAFTA country in which that good underwent production other than minor processing,” provided that a Certificate of Origin has been completed and signed for the good. See 19 CFR § 102.19(a). In this case, the NAFTA preference override provision applies to the NAFTA originating 1-ft. pup joints because they were not determined to be goods of a single NAFTA country under the NAFTA Marking Rule and they underwent production by assembly and other operations. Therefore, the 1-ft.pup joints qualify to be marked as goods of Canada and are eligible for preferential treatment under the NAFTA.

In this case, because the NAFTA materials (pipe fittings and other components) and non-NAFTA materials (pipes) were processed in Canada to make finished goods (longer pup joints) that were then imported from a NAFTA country (Canada) into the United States, we apply the NAFTA Marking Rules to determine the country of origin of the longer pup joints. Counsel for RDI argues that the substantial transformation test should be invoked to determine the country of origin of the longer pup joints because such are not goods of a NAFTA country. We note that this rationale, as explained by counsel, attaches a separate substantial transformation analysis to any non-NAFTA country of origin determination under the NAFTA Marking Rules. However, the NAFTA Marking Rules make no indication that the country of origin must be determined under a separate substantial transformation analysis when the country of origin determined under the NAFTA Marking Rules is not the United States, Canada, or Mexico. In fact, as noted in the above cases, CBP has consistently held that the country of origin of a good was a non-NAFTA country through application of the NAFTA Marking Rules without turning to the substantial transformation test.

Counsel also cites to a House Report in support of the argument that the NAFTA Marking Rules only apply to goods of a NAFTA country. According to the House Report, “[s]ection 207 implements U.S. obligations under NAFTA Article 311 and Annex 311 by enacting changes to basic country of origin marking statute (19 U.S.C. 130[4]) with respect to Mexican and Canadian products imported into the United States.” See H. Rep. 1030361, Part 1, 46. To this extent, it is not clear that “Mexican and Canadian products” are goods of Canada and Mexico under the NAFTA Marking Rules. Nonetheless, this still does not limit the application of the NAFTA Marking Rules in the manner suggested by counsel. Since the Proclamation of the NAFTA in 1993, it has been understood that the NAFTA Marking Rules were implemented “to set forth rules for determining the country of origin of goods imported into the customs territory of the United States for purposes of the NAFTA.” See 58 FR 66867, 668868 (December 20, 1993). This is the same concept addressed in the scope of the NAFTA Marking Rules under 19 CFR § 102.0. Paragraph 1 of Annex 311 of the NAFTA also addresses the rules, stating that the rules shall be established for “determining whether a good is a good of a Party (‘Marking Rules’) for purposes of this Annex, Annex 300-B and Annex 302.2, and for such other purposes as the Parties may agree.” As such, we apply the NAFTA Marking Rules to determine if these pup joints are goods of Canada. By applying these rules, the determination will be that the country of origin of the good is some specific country, and not that the good is a NAFTA good or not a NAFTA good. That is, why would the NAFTA Marking Rules specifically permit the determination of a particular country of origin, which may be a non-NAFTA country, rather than limit the country of origin determinations to only NAFTA countries? Nothing in the NAFTA Marking Rules provides this limit nor indicates that a separate country of origin determination with a different test is required for non-NAFTA country of origin determinations. Accordingly, we disagree with the country of origin analysis proposed by counsel for RDI, and apply the NAFTA Marking Rules to determine the country of origin of the non-originating longer pup joints.

Under 19 CFR § 102.11(a), similar to the 1-ft. pup joint analysis above, the longer pup joints are not wholly obtained or produced, are not produced exclusively from domestic materials, and do not meet the requisite tariff shift rule because both the non-NAFTA pipes and finished pup joints are classified in the same heading, 7304, HTSUS. Accordingly, we apply 19 CFR § 102.11(b)(1) as interpreted by 19 CFR § 102.18(b)(1)(iii), which results in the pipe being the single material that imparts the essential character to the good. Therefore, the country of origin of the longer pup joints is the country of origin of the pipe, Austria.

Based on the information provided, the 1-ft. pup joints are eligible for preferential treatment under the NAFTA per the de minimis rule and the NAFTA preference override. However, the longer pup joints are not eligible for preferential treatment under the NAFTA, and

You are instructed to ALLOW this protest in part, with regard to the 1-ft. pup joints, and DENY this protest in part, with regard to the remainder of the issues. In accordance with the Protest/Petition Processing Handbook (CIS HB 3500-08A, December 2007, pp. 24 and 26), you are to mail this decision, together with the CBP Form 19, to the protestant no later than 60 days from the date of this letter. Any reliquidation of the entry in accordance with this decision must be accomplished prior to mailing of the decision. Sixty days from the date of the decision Regulations and Rulings of the Office of International Trade will make the decision available to CBP personnel, and to the public on the CBP Home Page on the World Wide Web at www.cbp.gov, by means of the Freedom of Information Act, and other methods of public distribution.

Pup joints are nonstandard pipes used to adjust the length of the tubular string to meet the exact requirements. In addition, the pup joints are used to change the length of the drill string for drilling operations and easy surface handling. The appearance of the pup joints is largely determined by their mechanical properties.

Further, thePup Joint marketis segmented by product type, Technology, End-User, and geography. On the basis of product type, the Pup Joint market is segmented under Crossover Pup Joint, Tubing Pup Joint. Based on the Technology, the market is segmented under the Hot Rolled and Cold Rolled. Based on End-User, the market is segmented into Chemical Industry, Mining, Oil & Gas, Construction, and Others. By geography, the market covers the major countries in North America, i.e., the US, Canada, and Mexico. For each segment, the market sizing and forecasts have been done on the basis of value (in USD Million).

Increasing consumption of natural gas and oil, technological advancements in drilling techniques, and fast-growing industrialization are the major factors contributing to the market growth. The rise in demand for high-grade pup joints from several end-use industries is expected to drive the use of pup joints. Demand for pup joints is expected to rise because of the growing demand for energy and significant investments in exploring onshore and offshore reserves by the oil & gas and mining industries. Increased energy consumption, the economic development of the shipping industry, and increased seaborne trade are the major factors driving the demand for pup joints during the forecast period.

The decline in petroleum production may hinder the market"s growth. Renewable energy will be more affordable than existing oil and gas sources during the forecast period, which will restrain the market for pup joints.

Due to COVID-19, the major end-user industries of pup joints were affected, which will hinder the demand for pup joints since the oil & gas industry is the largest end-user. COVID-19 has had a significant impact on the downstream oil & gas industry due to the significant drop in prices and reduced demand caused by the economic slowdown, which affected production rates in many countries. However, major countries such as the US and Canada implement dynamic and diverse approaches to navigate and deal with what is happening due to COVID-19. As a result, the market will experience moderate growth during the forecast period. The United States is a major revenue generator in the North American pup joint market.

With changes in energy arrangements and expanding political pressures, the market interest in pup joints and comparable items is changing. Government and privately owned businesses are showing a clear interest in finding new oil stores to meet future needs. Ventures by significant oil exploration companies are likely to support the pup joint market.

By Product Type,the Pup Joint Market is segmented into Crossover Pup Joint, Tubing Pup Joint, and Drill Pipe Pup Joint. The Tubing Pup Joint had the highest market share in 2021. Tubing pup joints are likely to have a huge demand because they are also used to handle production tubing accessories. Tubing pup joints are tubing that is short in size and operated for spacing.

By Technology, the Pup Joint Market is segmented into Hot Rolled and Cold Rolled. The Hot Rolled segment had the highest market share in 2021. Under high temperature and pressure processing conditions, the steel tube can be completely devoid of air bubbles, cracks, and porosity. It has a good mechanical effect and excellent intensity.

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