If my non-controlled product has a controlled component, does that make it a controlled good?

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Non-controlled goods (including plant) containing one or more controlled components shall be considered as being controlled if the controlled components are the principal element of the non-controlled goods and can feasibly be removed to be used for other purposes.

If my non-controlled product has a controlled component, does that make it a controlled good?

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