Harmonized System Code Classification

39 归类原因:

The HS code "39" covers "Plastics and articles thereof".

Specifically, this chapter mainly includes:

• Primary plastic forms: Such as plastic granules, powders, sheets, rods, tubes, etc.
• Plastic products: Including various uses of plastic products, such as:
  • Packaging materials (plastic bags, plastic bottles, plastic boxes, etc.)
  • Building materials (plastic pipes, plastic panels, etc.)
  • Daily necessities (plastic basins, plastic buckets, plastic furniture, etc.)
  • Medical equipment (plastic syringes, plastic infusion bags, etc.)
  • Automotive parts (plastic bumpers, plastic interior parts, etc.)
  • Toys
  • Other various plastic products

Reason for Classification:

These products are classified into the "39" chapter because their main component is plastic, and they all involve the processing and forming of plastic in the production process.

Notes:

• The "39" chapter is a very large chapter, containing many subcategories.
• The specific HS code classification of products needs to be determined comprehensively based on the product's material, use, structure, and other factors.

If you need more detailed classification information, please provide a more specific HS code or product description, and I will do my best to help you analyze.

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3915 represents: Scrap, waste, and trimmings of plastics.

Specific information is as follows:

• Classification: Scrap, waste, and trimmings of plastics
• General tariff: Not provided
• Special tariff: Not provided
• Tariff 2: Not provided
• Quota quantity: Not provided
• Additional tariffs: Not provided
• Unit of measurement: Not provided

HS code: 3915.90

Classification: Other waste, scrap, and trimmings of plastics

Specific meaning: Refers to other waste, scrap, and trimmings of plastics.

8-10 digit explanation:

No corresponding HS code, the user input HS code is incorrect

Product examples:

• Plastic waste from manufacturing processes
• Trimmed plastic pieces from injection molding
• Broken plastic containers
• Plastic scraps from packaging production
• Cut plastic sheets
• Plastic parts removed during product assembly