Find HS Code and trade information for Wet blue bovine full grain leather

Product Name: Wet blue bovine full grain leather
Classification: HS Code 4104.11.50.30 (or related codes as listed)

✅ HS CODE: 4104.11.50.30

Description: Wet blue bovine full grain leather, unshorn, full grain, not split.

🔍 Tariff Summary (as of now):

• Base Tariff Rate: 3.3%
• Additional Tariff (currently): 0.0%
• Special Tariff after April 11, 2025: 30.0%
• Anti-dumping duties on iron and aluminum: Not applicable (this product is leather, not metal)
• Total Tax Rate: 33.3%

📌 Key Notes on Tax Rates:

• The 30.0% additional tariff will be imposed after April 11, 2025. This is a critical date to be aware of for import planning.
• The base rate of 3.3% is standard for this category of leather.
• No anti-dumping duties apply to this product.

📋 Classification Clarification:

• Wet blue refers to leather that has been tanned but not yet dyed or finished.
• Full grain means the leather retains its natural grain and is not sanded or split.
• Unshorn means the hair has been removed, but the leather is still in the wet blue stage.
• Not split indicates the leather has not been cut or separated into layers.

⚠️ Proactive Advice:

• Verify the exact material and processing stage (e.g., is it fully wet blue, or has it been dyed or finished?).
• Check the unit price to ensure it aligns with the HS code description and tariff classification.
• Confirm if any certifications (e.g., origin, environmental compliance) are required for import.
• Plan for the April 11, 2025, tariff increase to avoid unexpected costs.

📌 Other Related HS Codes (for reference):

• 4104.11.50.40: Split wet blue full grain leather
• 4104.11.50.70: Tanned or矾-treated bovine or equine leather, unshorn, in wet state (including wet blue), full grain, not split
• 4104.11.50.70: Also includes other variations of wet blue leather (e.g., split or other forms)

If you have more details about the product (e.g., country of origin, intended use, or processing), I can help refine the classification further. Product Name: Wet blue bovine full grain leather
Classification: HS Code 4104.11.50.30 (or related codes as listed)

✅ HS CODE: 4104.11.50.30

Description: Wet blue bovine full grain leather, unshorn, full grain, not split.

🔍 Tariff Summary (as of now):

• Base Tariff Rate: 3.3%
• Additional Tariff (currently): 0.0%
• Special Tariff after April 11, 2025: 30.0%
• Anti-dumping duties on iron and aluminum: Not applicable (this product is leather, not metal)
• Total Tax Rate: 33.3%

📌 Key Notes on Tax Rates:

• The 30.0% additional tariff will be imposed after April 11, 2025. This is a critical date to be aware of for import planning.
• The base rate of 3.3% is standard for this category of leather.
• No anti-dumping duties apply to this product.

📋 Classification Clarification:

• Wet blue refers to leather that has been tanned but not yet dyed or finished.
• Full grain means the leather retains its natural grain and is not sanded or split.
• Unshorn means the hair has been removed, but the leather is still in the wet blue stage.
• Not split indicates the leather has not been cut or separated into layers.

⚠️ Proactive Advice:

• Verify the exact material and processing stage (e.g., is it fully wet blue, or has it been dyed or finished?).
• Check the unit price to ensure it aligns with the HS code description and tariff classification.
• Confirm if any certifications (e.g., origin, environmental compliance) are required for import.
• Plan for the April 11, 2025, tariff increase to avoid unexpected costs.

📌 Other Related HS Codes (for reference):

• 4104.11.50.40: Split wet blue full grain leather
• 4104.11.50.70: Tanned or矾-treated bovine or equine leather, unshorn, in wet state (including wet blue), full grain, not split
• 4104.11.50.70: Also includes other variations of wet blue leather (e.g., split or other forms)

If you have more details about the product (e.g., country of origin, intended use, or processing), I can help refine the classification further.