Find HS Code and trade information for disinfectant wipes

Product Classification Report: Disinfectant Wipes

Based on the provided HS codes and tariff details, here is the classification and tax information for disinfectant wipes:

✅ HS CODE: 3808595000

Product Description:
Disinfectant wipes that are classified under HS code 3808595000 are typically retail-packaged or formulated disinfectants. This code covers a broad range of disinfectant products, including wipes, but not specifically those made of non-woven fabric or soaked in alcohol.

Tariff Information: - Base Tariff Rate: 5.0%
- Additional Tariff (before April 11, 2025): 0.0%
- Additional Tariff (after April 11, 2025): 30.0%
- Total Tariff Rate: 35.0%

Key Notes: - This classification is more general and may not apply to wipes made of non-woven fabric or soaked in alcohol. - April 11 Special Tariff: A significant increase in tariffs will apply after April 11, 2025.

✅ HS CODE: 3808945010

Product Description:
This code specifically applies to disinfectant wipes made of non-woven fabric or other non-paper materials, and soaked in alcohol or other disinfectants. It includes: - Sanitizing wipes - Household disinfectant wipes - Portable disinfectant wipes - Antibacterial wipes - Toilet disinfectant wipes - Surface disinfectant wipes - Quick-acting disinfectant wipes - Eco-friendly disinfectant wipes - Decontaminating wipes - Object surface disinfectant wipes

Tariff Information: - Base Tariff Rate: 5.0%
- Additional Tariff (before April 11, 2025): 25.0%
- Additional Tariff (after April 11, 2025): 30.0%
- Total Tariff Rate: 60.0%

Key Notes: - This classification is more specific and likely applies to most disinfectant wipes made of non-woven fabric. - April 11 Special Tariff: A significant increase in tariffs will apply after April 11, 2025. - Anti-dumping duties: Not applicable for this product category.

📌 Proactive Advice for Importers:

• Verify Material Composition: Confirm whether the wipes are made of non-woven fabric or other non-paper materials and whether they are soaked in alcohol or other disinfectants.
• Check Unit Price and Packaging: Tariff classification may vary based on the product’s form (e.g., retail vs. bulk packaging).
• Certifications Required: Ensure compliance with any local regulations or certifications (e.g., FDA, EPA, or other relevant standards).
• Monitor Tariff Changes: Be aware of the April 11, 2025 tariff increase and plan accordingly for cost adjustments.
• Consult a Customs Broker: For complex classifications or large-volume imports, seek professional assistance to avoid misclassification and penalties.

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