55 归类原因:
The HS code "55" includes mineral fuels, mineral oils and their products.
Specifically, this chapter mainly includes the following:
- Mineral fuels: Such as coal, petroleum, natural gas, etc.
- Petroleum products: Such as gasoline, diesel, kerosene, lubricating oil, paraffin, etc.
- Coal products: Such as coke, coal tar, etc.
- Other fuels: Such as wood, biofuels, etc. (in certain cases).
Classification basis:
The customs classification of goods by HS code mainly depends on the composition, nature, and use of the goods. For goods under the "55" chapter, the main basis is whether they belong to mineral fuels, petroleum products, or coal products.
Simple understanding:
If the main component of the goods is coal, petroleum, or natural gas, or if it is refined or processed from these substances, it is usually classified under the "55" chapter.
5513 Classification description:
HS code: 5513
Description: Woven fabrics of synthetic staple fibers, containing less than 85% synthetic staple fibers by weight, mainly or exclusively blended with cotton.
Specific meaning: Refers to woven fabrics made of synthetic staple fibers blended with other fibers (mainly cotton), with the synthetic staple fiber content being less than 85% by weight.
Weight limit: Fabrics in this category have a weight not exceeding 170 grams per square meter.
5513.11 Classification:
HS code: 5513.11
Classification: Woven synthetic staple fiber fabrics containing less than 85% synthetic staple fibers by weight, mainly or exclusively blended with cotton, with a weight not exceeding 170 grams per square meter.
Specific meaning:
- Undyed or dyed woven synthetic staple fiber fabrics
- Polyester staple fiber plain weave fabrics
- Shirting or broadcloth (614)
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Example products:
- 55: Crude oil, diesel fuel, coal, coal tar, etc.
- 5513: Blended fabric made of polyester and cotton, used for making shirts or trousers.
- 5513.11: Light-weight woven fabric made of polyester and cotton, used for making casual clothing.