The first two digits of the HS code "52" represent cotton.
Specifically, the HS code chapter "52" covers cotton, cotton yarn, cotton thread, cotton fabrics, and cotton products.
- 5201-5207: Mainly includes various types of cotton, such as long staple cotton, short staple cotton, organic cotton, etc.
- 5208-5210: Covers cotton yarn and cotton thread, including carded cotton yarn, ring-spun cotton yarn, open-end spun cotton yarn, etc.
- 5211-5212: Includes cotton fabrics, such as plain weave fabric, twill fabric, jacquard fabric, etc.
- 5213: Includes cotton products, such as cotton T-shirts, cotton pants, cotton underwear, etc.
Therefore, if your product is a cotton product, its HS code is likely to start with "52".
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The first four digits explanation: 5201
- Classification: Cotton, not carded or combed
- Meaning: Cotton that is not carded or combed.
6-digit explanation: HS code: 5201.00
Classification: Cotton, not carded or combed
Specific meaning: Cotton with a fiber length of 34.925 millimeters (1-3/8 inches) or longer, others.
8-10 digit explanation: hscode: 5201001400 Classification: Unbleached or undyed cotton, not carded or combed: --> Fiber length less than 28.575 millimeters (1-1/8 inch): --> Other: --> Described and entered according to the provisions of Note 5 to this chapter of the Additional Notes of the Americas Explanation: This HS code corresponds to unbleached or undyed cotton, not carded or combed, with a fiber length less than 28.575 millimeters (1-1/8 inch), and must meet the requirements of Note 5 to this chapter of the Additional Notes of the Americas to be entered.
Examples of products: - Cotton raw material (unprocessed cotton) - Unprocessed cotton for textile manufacturing - Cotton for spinning into yarn - Cotton used in the production of fabric - Unprocessed cotton for export purposes
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