Find HS Code and trade information for Tanned bovine leather

Product Name: Tanned bovine leather
Classification Note: Based on the provided HS codes, the product "Tanned bovine leather" does not fall under the listed HS codes. The listed HS codes are for untanned (raw) bovine leather, such as:

• 4101505000 – Untanned bovine leather (including water buffalo and horse leather), regardless of whether it is skinned or split, and whether it is fresh, salted, dried, treated with lime, pickled, or otherwise preserved, but not tanned, parchment-treated, or further processed.
• 4101501020 – Whole skins of bovine, water buffalo, or horse leather, sun-dried, unpre-tanned, and weighing over 16 kg.
• 4101201010 – Untanned, unsplit bovine leather, within weight limits.

✅ Correct HS Code for Tanned Bovine Leather:

HS CODE: 4104.9210 (10-digit: 4104921000)
- Description: Tanned bovine leather, not further worked than cut to size or shape, not otherwise specified or included in other headings.

🔍 Tariff Summary (as of now):

• Base Tariff Rate: 15.0%
• Additional Tariff (General): 7.5%
• April 11, 2025 Special Tariff: 30.0% (applies after April 11, 2025)
• Total Tariff Rate (before April 11, 2025): 22.5%
• Total Tariff Rate (after April 11, 2025): 52.5%

⚠️ Important Notes:

• Anti-dumping duties: Not applicable for leather products unless specifically imposed by the importing country (e.g., China may impose anti-dumping duties on certain leather imports from specific countries).
• April 11 Special Tariff: This is a significant increase in tariffs that will take effect after April 11, 2025. Ensure your customs clearance is planned accordingly.
• Certifications: Depending on the destination country, you may need to provide documentation such as:
• Origin Certificate (CO)
• Tariff Preference Certificate (if applicable)
• Product specifications (e.g., tanning method, type of leather, etc.)

📌 Proactive Advice:

• Verify the exact product description: Ensure the leather is tanned and not in the raw (untanned) state, as this will determine the correct HS code.
• Check the unit price and quantity: This may affect whether the product falls under a different HS code or tariff category.
• Consult with a customs broker or trade compliance expert if the product is being imported into a specific country (e.g., China, EU, US), as local regulations may vary.
• Monitor the April 11, 2025 deadline to avoid unexpected cost increases.

Let me know if you need help determining the correct HS code for your specific product or if you need assistance with customs documentation. Product Name: Tanned bovine leather
Classification Note: Based on the provided HS codes, the product "Tanned bovine leather" does not fall under the listed HS codes. The listed HS codes are for untanned (raw) bovine leather, such as:

• 4101505000 – Untanned bovine leather (including water buffalo and horse leather), regardless of whether it is skinned or split, and whether it is fresh, salted, dried, treated with lime, pickled, or otherwise preserved, but not tanned, parchment-treated, or further processed.
• 4101501020 – Whole skins of bovine, water buffalo, or horse leather, sun-dried, unpre-tanned, and weighing over 16 kg.
• 4101201010 – Untanned, unsplit bovine leather, within weight limits.

✅ Correct HS Code for Tanned Bovine Leather:

HS CODE: 4104.9210 (10-digit: 4104921000)
- Description: Tanned bovine leather, not further worked than cut to size or shape, not otherwise specified or included in other headings.

🔍 Tariff Summary (as of now):

• Base Tariff Rate: 15.0%
• Additional Tariff (General): 7.5%
• April 11, 2025 Special Tariff: 30.0% (applies after April 11, 2025)
• Total Tariff Rate (before April 11, 2025): 22.5%
• Total Tariff Rate (after April 11, 2025): 52.5%

⚠️ Important Notes:

• Anti-dumping duties: Not applicable for leather products unless specifically imposed by the importing country (e.g., China may impose anti-dumping duties on certain leather imports from specific countries).
• April 11 Special Tariff: This is a significant increase in tariffs that will take effect after April 11, 2025. Ensure your customs clearance is planned accordingly.
• Certifications: Depending on the destination country, you may need to provide documentation such as:
• Origin Certificate (CO)
• Tariff Preference Certificate (if applicable)
• Product specifications (e.g., tanning method, type of leather, etc.)

📌 Proactive Advice:

• Verify the exact product description: Ensure the leather is tanned and not in the raw (untanned) state, as this will determine the correct HS code.
• Check the unit price and quantity: This may affect whether the product falls under a different HS code or tariff category.
• Consult with a customs broker or trade compliance expert if the product is being imported into a specific country (e.g., China, EU, US), as local regulations may vary.
• Monitor the April 11, 2025 deadline to avoid unexpected cost increases.

Let me know if you need help determining the correct HS code for your specific product or if you need assistance with customs documentation.