Harmonized System Code Classification

The first two digits of the HS code "39" represent "Plastics and articles of plastics."

Specific reasons for classification are as follows:

The HS code system divides goods into 21 major categories, each of which is further subdivided into several chapters. Chapter 39 is specifically used for "Plastics and articles of plastics."

• Plastics have a broad definition: This includes various types of plastics, such as thermoplastics, thermosetting plastics, synthetic resins, etc.
• The range of products is extensive: It includes various plastic products, such as plastic sheets, plastic films, plastic pipes, plastic containers, plastic packaging, plastic furniture, plastic toys, etc.

Therefore, if the main component of the product is plastic, or if the product is made of plastic, it is usually classified under Chapter 39.

It is important to note: Even if the product contains plastic, it must be comprehensively judged whether it falls within the scope of Chapter 39 based on its specific composition, use, and function. For example, if the product is made of metal but has a layer of plastic on the surface, it may be classified under the chapter related to metal products.

First four digits explanation: 3904

Polyvinyl chloride or other halogenated ethylene polymers, in primary form:

First six digits explanation: Classification: 3904.30

Meaning: Polymers of vinyl chloride or other halogenated ethylene, in primary form: --> Copolymers of vinyl chloride and vinyl acetate: --> Other

8-10 digits explanation: No corresponding HS code, the user input HS code is incorrect.

Product examples: - Plastic containers - Plastic packaging films - Plastic pipes - Plastic toys - Plastic furniture - Plastic sheets - Plastic bags - Plastic bottles - Plastic boxes - Plastic packaging materials