The first two digits of the HS code "44" represent Wood and articles of wood; charcoal; activated carbon made from coal or charcoal; wood chips, wood shavings, wood powder.
Specifically, this classification includes the following main contents:
- Wood products: Including furniture, construction wood, floorboards, frames, packing cases, and various products made from wood.
- Charcoal: Including ordinary charcoal and charcoal powder.
- Activated carbon: Activated carbon made from coal or charcoal, used for adsorption, filtration, and other purposes.
- Wood chips, wood shavings, wood powder: By-products from the processing of wood, as well as specially produced wooden materials.
Therefore, if the main component of the product is wood, or it is made from wood, it is usually classified under the HS code "44".
To more accurately determine the HS code of the product, it is necessary to consider the specific material, use, processing method, and other factors.
The first four digits of the HS code are:
HS code: 4403
Classification: Wood
Meaning: Refers to unprocessed wood, whether or not peeled or stripped of bark, or roughly squared.
The six-digit explanation:
Classification: Rough wood, whether or not peeled or stripped of bark, or roughly squared
Specific meaning:
- Other: Coniferous trees
- Pine (Pinus spp.), other
- Logs and wood: Other
The 8-10 digit explanation:
HS code: 4403220115
Classification: Rough processed wood products, whether or not peeled or stripped of bark or pith, or roughly squared: → Other, coniferous trees: → Pine (Pinus spp.), other → Sticks, poles, and posts: → Fence posts
Explanation: This HS code belongs to the roughly processed wood of coniferous trees, specifically sticks, poles, and posts, with the specific item being fence posts.
Examples of products:
- Fence posts made from pine wood
- Rough-cut pine poles
- Coniferous wooden sticks used in construction
- Pine wood posts for outdoor structures
- Rough-sawn pine wood for industrial use
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