Harmonized System Code Classification

The first two digits of the HS code "80" represent plastics and articles of plastics.

Specifically, this classification is based on the following reasons:

• Main material is plastic: Any product whose main component is plastic, regardless of its shape, use, or manufacturing process, will be classified under Chapter 80 of the HS code.
• Broad scope: Chapter 80 includes various plastic products, such as plastic sheets, plastic films, plastic pipes, plastic packaging, plastic containers, plastic furniture, plastic toys, etc.
• Exclusions: Although a product may contain plastic, if plastic is not the main component, or if the product belongs to other specific chapters (such as textiles, metal products, etc.), it will not be classified under HS code 80.

In summary, the classification of HS code "80" is based on the core characteristic that the main material of the product is plastic.

If you can provide a more specific HS code (such as 8001, 8007, etc.), I can provide a more detailed classification explanation.

First four digits explanation: HS code: 8007.00

Description: Other articles of tin

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Six-digit explanation: HS code: 8007.00

Classification: Other articles of tin

Meaning: Other tin products

8-10 digit explanation: hscode: 8007003200 Classification: Other tin products: Powder and flake Explanation: This HS code corresponds to the classification of other tin products, specifically referring to powdered and flaked tin products.

Examples of products: * Plastic containers * Plastic packaging materials * Plastic toys * Plastic pipes * Plastic sheets * Plastic furniture * Tin powder * Tin flakes * Tin products for industrial use * Tin components for machinery