Harmonized System Code Classification

The first two digits of the HS code "58" refer to "Products made of cardboard, paper pulp, or fiberboard."

Specifically, this classification includes the following main contents:

• Cardboard boxes, cardboard cases, cardboard tubes, and other packaging products: This is the largest component of category 58, including various cardboard products used for transportation and packaging.
• Stationery, folders, envelopes, and other office supplies made of cardboard or paper pulp: Covers various paper office supplies.
• Other products made of cardboard or paper pulp: For example, cardboard toys, cardboard furniture, cardboard partitions, etc.

Reason for Classification:

These products are classified into the "58" category because they are mainly made of cardboard, paper pulp, or fiberboard, and have undergone manufacturing processing to form finished products with specific functions. This classification focuses on materials (cardboard, paper pulp) and the form of the finished product.

In simple terms, if the main component of a product is cardboard, paper pulp, or fiberboard, and it has been processed and manufactured, it is likely to fall under HS code category 58.

First four digits explanation: HS code: 5801

Classification description: Knitted or crocheted velveteen and terry fabrics, excluding those covered by Chapter 5802 or 5806.

Other information:

• General rate: Not provided
• Special rate: Not provided
• Rate 2: Not provided
• Quota quantity: Not provided
• Additional duty: Not provided
• Unit of measurement: Not provided

Six-digit explanation: HS code: 5801.22

Classification: Woven velveteen and terry fabrics, not covered by Chapters 5802 or 5806 of the tariff:

Specific meaning: Cotton: Cut velvet: Other (224)

8-10 digit explanation: hscode: 5801229000 Classification: Woven terry fabrics and velveteen fabrics, not covered by Chapters 5802 or 5806 of the tariff --> Cotton --> Cut velvet --> Other (224) Explanation: This hscode belongs to woven terry fabrics and velveteen fabrics, but not those covered by Chapters 5802 or 5806 of the tariff. Specifically, it refers to cotton cut velvet, which falls under the "Other" category (224).

Examples of products: * Cardboard boxes * Paper pulp folders * Cardboard toys * Cardboard furniture * Cotton cut velvet fabric * Terry cloth * Velveteen fabric * Cut velvet fabric