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February 2023 Market Update

A train derailment in Ohio on Feb 3 caused disruptions to cargo transiting between the East Coast and Midwest. The latest update, cars have been cleared from the site with service restored. Delays persist of 24hrs between Cleveland and the Northeast via Pittsburgh, PA. due to residual congestion.

Overall, capacity can be found on both air and ocean modes with minimal backlogs mostly due to poor weather or holiday break. Rates continue to trend downward. This is quite the reversal of 2022 trends.

Meanwhile, on the warehouse front, space continues to be tricky to source in high-demand areas, with rates trending sky-high.

AIR

HIGHLIGHTS

- Space has tightened up a bit into APAC destinations post-Chinese New Year but is expected to improve in the coming weeks.

- EU Import Control System 2 (ICS2) will be implemented as of March 1^st

New EU Customs pre-acceptance and pre-arrival security and safety program.
All cargo to and via the EU.
No disruption is anticipated.

- Carriers report air exports from the U.S. are down. Airlines are not committing to long-term rates, preferring to use dynamic pricing based on flight/revenue.

OCEAN

ALERT

** Service Restored** Delays persist of 24hrs between Cleveland and the Northeast via Pittsburgh, PA due to residual congestion.

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A Norfolk Southern train derailment on Feb 3 in Ohio was causing disruption for containers moving through the area as efforts were put forth to restore service. Alternate routes continue to be used to minimize shipment delays. Transit time delays of at least 24 hours to the following routes:

- Chicago <>Northeast;

- Port of NewYork / New Jersey <> Cleveland/Detroit/Ohio Valley

- Kansas City/St. Louis<> Northeast

HIGHLIGHTS

Market conditions, generally, have become normalized except for a few areas, such as East Coast ports. Houston and Charleston in the USA are still dealing with some vessel backlog due to the shift of cargo from U.S. West Coast to U.S. East Coast. Also, Vancouver and Prince Rupert continue to suffer from backlogs in Canada. Additional port and rail status updates can be found on our nnruk2dev.wpengine.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Feb-2023-US-Ocean-Port-and-Rail-Status-Update.pdf">Feb 2023 US Ocean Port and Rail Status Update
The shift of cargo is due to specifically the International Longshore & Warehouse Union (ILWU) - Pacific Maritime Association (PMA) labor agreement contract that is still pending from last July.
Trans-Pacific Eastbound market rates have fallen to pre-pandemic levels, but they might go up soon due to heavy blank sailings and post-Chinese New Year cargo accumulations and productions.
Demand for consumer goods is low. It is expected to remain at lower levels due to high prices, inflation, and high inventories, which will keep pressure on low cargo demand for a few more months.
Carriers may go back to a pricing war to keep their market share if they fail to balance demand with capacity by exercising the blank sailing strategy.
2M alliance between Maersk & MSC will come to an end in January 2025. Read more about nnruk2dev.wpengine.com/2022/03/ocean-carrier-alliances-then-and-now/">ocean alliances.

We still recommend booking early as possible and keeping in mind blank sailings may interrupt regular weekly services and space availability.

INSIGHT

Airfreight to Brazil

When it comes to US-BR airfreight trends, January often “sets the tone” for how Q1-Q2 will manifest. Particularly during the first and last 2 weeks as many US shippers/suppliers are pushing orders for project inceptions (or previous year’s project completions). Taking that into consideration, 2023 is off to a good start.

COVID-19 certainly brought with it reductions to flight options, which in turn, resulted in limited capacity and peak demand for space. There has been a gradual increase during post-COVID years which has helped reduce the demand and mitigate the extremely high spike in costs (which were realized during the pandemic).

New flight options have also allowed for allocating space amongst several airlines, rather than depending on 1 or 2 incumbent carriers. Though many airlines are pushing “Promotional Rates” to lure new business to fill the space, we remain steadfast to the carriers who proved to be most dependable throughout the strenuous times.

It is a well-known fact that exports to Brazil can prove to be a challenging task due to the strict Brazilian Customs regulations and Airline/Ground Handling Agent requirements. Just to name a few;

Bills of Lading (MAWB/HAWB) DOT Matrix printing paper requirements have eased to the point where Inkjet/Laser Jet printing paper is now acceptable (as long as the proper Header/Footer is used).
Airline/Ground Handling Agents are still requiring CASH payment of terminal fees and storage in some cases.
Airline Consolidations being split (by the airline) resulting in partial arrivals can cause delays and/or accrue storage costs. Being that storage costs based on commercial value (rather than weight or measure), the amounts are often exorbitant.
Brazil’s Ministry of Agriculture continues to maintain strict regulations for IPPC Seal (Heat Treatment Stamp) on wooden pallets and lumber used for dunnage. Even in situations where the IPPC Seal is present but faded or not 100% identifiable, there are fines assessed along with the cost for pallet exchange and condemned pallets returned to the US.

Despite many of the above-mentioned ongoing challenges, we remain optimistic that 2023 will continue to bring further process improvements and mutual growth to the US-BR trade lanes. Holding a strong mentality of learning from previous “aberrations” and pushing towards positive future “residuals.”

COVID-Related Medical Product Exclusions Extended Until May 15th

The U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) extended 81 COVID-related Section 301 China exclusions from expiring on February 28, 2023.

May 15, 2023, is the new expiration date for exclusions claimed under HTS 9903.88.66.

The 75-day extension allows the USTR time to consider whether the exclusions should be renewed past May 15.

Interested parties may comment on the further extension on the USTR Comments Portal between February 6 and March 7.

Extended Exclusions

HTS US	Product Exclusion Description
2805.11.0000	(12)Sodium metal (CAS No. 7440-23-5), in bulk solid form (described in statistical reporting number 2805.11.0000)
3401.11.5000	(13)Disposable cloths of nonwoven textile materials impregnated, coated or covered with organic surface-active preparations for washing the skin, put up for retail sale (described in statistical reporting number 3401.11.5000)
3401.19.0000	(1) 3401.19.0000
3808.94.1000	(1) 3808.94.1000
3808.94.5010	(2) 3808.94.5010
3824.99.9297 3824.99.9397	(14)Mixtures containing 2-(dimethylamino)ethanol (CAS No. 108-01-0) (described in statistical reporting number 3824.99.9297 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 3824.99.9397 effective January 27, 2022)
3824.99.9297 3824.99.9397	(15)Silicon monoxide (SiO) (CAS No. 10097-28-6) in powder form (described in statistical reporting number 3824.99.9297 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 3824.99.9397 effective January 27, 2022)
3917.29.0090	(5) Molded acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene (ABS) tubes, of a kind used to effect the sterile transfer of fluid from a bag or vial to another container, each tube measuring 7.5 cm or more but not exceeding 23 cm in length, with an inner diameter of less than 0.65 cm and an outer diameter of less than 9 cm, one end having been angle-cut to form a spike, and having an integrated flange, less than3 cm in diameter (splash guard) near the spike end and removable polyethylene caps on each end, put up in sterile packing (described in statistical reporting number 3917.29.0090)
3917.33.0000	(16)Flexible gas sampling tubes, pipes and hoses, of polyvinyl chloride, with lock connectors at each end (described in statistical reporting number 3917.33.0000)
3917.33.0000	(17)Flexible oxygen tubes, pipes and hoses presented with integrated molded connectors, of polyvinyl chloride (described in statistical reporting number3917.33.0000)
3920.10.0000	(6) Rectangular sheets of high-density or low-density polyethylene, 111.75 cm to215.9 cm in width, and 152.4 cm to 304.8 cm in length, with a sticker attached to mark the center of each sheet, of a kind used in hospital or surgery center operating rooms (described in statistical reporting number 3920.10.0000)
3921.19.0000	(7) Sheets and strips consisting of both cross-linked polyethylene and ethylene vinyl acetate, of a width greater than 1 m but not greater than 1.5 m, and a length greater than 1.75 m but not greater than 2.6 m (described in statistical reporting number 3921.19.0000)
3921.90.1500	(8) Polyethylene sheet and film laminated with spunbond-spunbond-spunbondnonwoven polypropylene fabric, measuring 1.12 m or more but not over 1.52 min width and 1.93 m or more but not over 2.29 m in length, and weighing 55g/m² or more but not exceeding 88 g/m² (described in statistical reporting number 3921.90.1500)
3923.10.9000	(18)Container units of plastics, each comprising a tub and lid therefore, configured or fitted for the conveyance, packing, or dispensing of wet wipes (described in statistical reporting number 3923.10.9000)
3923.21.0030	(19)Sacks and bags of polymers of ethylene, reclosable, qualifying as Class 1 medical devices by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration under product code NNI (described in statistical reporting number 3923.21.0030)
3923.21.0095	(3) 3923.21.0095
3923.50.0000	(20)Injection molded polypropylene plastic caps or lids each weighing not over 24grams designed for dispensing wet wipes (described in statistical reporting number 3923.50.0000)
3926.20.9050	(4) 3926.20.9050
3926.90.9910	(2) 3926.90.9910
3926.90.9950	(10)Face shields of transparent plastics, whether or not assembled (described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9950)
3926.90.9985 3926.90.9990	(11)Bowls of molded plastics, with clips for retaining guide wires during surgical procedures (described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9990 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9985 effective July 1,2020)
3926.90.9985 3926.90.9990	(12)Coverings, of plastics, designed to fit over wound sites or casts thereby forming a protective seal for keeping the covered area dry and debris free while showering or bathing (described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9990prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9985effective July 1, 2020)
3926.90.9985 3926.90.9990	(13)Disposable graduated medicine dispensing cups of plastics (described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9990 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9985 effective July 1, 2020)
3926.90.9985 3926.90.9990	(14)Single-use sterile drapes and covers of plastics, of a kind used to protect the sterile field in surgical operating rooms (described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9990 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9985 effective July 1, 2020)
3926.90.9985 3926.90.9990	(15)Sterile decanters of polystyrene plastics, each of a kind used to transfer aseptic fluids or medication to and from sterile bags, vials or glass containers (described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9990 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9985 effective July 1, 2020)
4818.90.0000 4818.90.0020 4818.90.0080	(3) 4818.90.0000 prior to July 1, 2020; 4818.90.0020 or 4818.90.0080 effective 1-Jul-20
4819.50.4060	(5) 4819.50.4060
5210.11.4040	(4) 5210.11.4040
5210.11.6020	(5) 5210.11.6020
5504.10.0000	(6) 5504.10.0000
5603.12.0070 5603.12.0090 5603.12.0095	(6) 5603.12.0090 prior to July 1, 2022; 5603.12.0070 or 5603.12.0095 effective July 1, 2022
5603.14.9090	(7) 5603.14.9090
5603.92.0070 5603.92.0090 5603.92.0095	(8) 5603.92.0090 prior to July 1, 2022; 5603.92.0070 or 5603.92.0095 effective July 1, 2022
5603.93.0090	(9) 5603.93.0090
6210.10.5010	(7) 6210.10.5010
6210.10.5090	(8) 6210.10.5090
6307.90.7200	(9) 6307.90.7200
6307.90.9889 6307.90.9891	(16)Cold packs consisting of a single-use, instant, endothermic chemical reaction cold pack combined with a textile exterior lining (described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9889 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9891 effective July 1, 2020)
6307.90.9889 6307.90.9891	(17)Hot packs of textile material, single-use (exothermic chemical reaction)(described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9889 prior to July 1, 2020;described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9891 effective July 1, 2020)
6307.90.9889 6307.90.9891	(18)Laparotomy sponges of cotton (described in statistical reporting number6307.90.9889 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9891 effective July 1, 2020)
6307.90.9889 6307.90.9891	(19)Single-use blood pressure cuff sleeves of textile materials (described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9889 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9891 effective July 1, 2020)
6307.90.9889 6307.90.9891	(20)Single-use stethoscope covers (described in statistical reporting number6307.90.9889 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number6307.90.9891 effective July 1, 2020)
6307.90.9889 6307.90.9891	(21)Woven gauze sponges of cotton in square or rectangular sizes (described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9889 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9891 effective July 1, 2020)
6505.00.8015	(10) 6505.00.8015
8413.20.0000	(21)Hand pumps (other than for fuel or lubricants, not fitted or designed to be fitted with a metering device), each used to dispense a metered quantity of liquid soap or sanitizer (described in statistical reporting number 8413.20.0000)
8413.20.0000	(22)Hand pumps for liquids (other than those of subheading 8413.11 or 8413.19) of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) plastics (described in statistical reporting number 8413.20.0000)
8421.39.0190 8421.39.8090	(1) Disposable plastic filters of a kind suitable for filtering and dehumidifying a patient's breath in a medical device such as a gas analyzer (described in statistical reporting number 8421.39.8090 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 8421.39.0190 effective January 27, 2022)
8424.89.9000	(9) Dispensers of hand-cleaning or hand-sanitizing solutions, whether employing a manual pump or a proximity-detecting battery-operated pump, each article weighing not more than 3 kg (described in statistical reporting number8424.89.9000)
8424.90.9080	(11) 8424.90.9080
8531.20.0040	(23)Indicator panels incorporating LEDs, designed for use in medical infusion equipment (described in statistical reporting number 8531.20.0040)
8537.10.9170	(24)Data input devices each with display capabilities of a kind used for magnetic resonance imaging (“MRI”) equipment, computed tomography (“CT”)equipment, intraoperative X-ray (“IXR”) equipment or patient monitors(described in statistical reporting number 8537.10.9170)
8543.10.0000	(2) S-band and X-band linear accelerators designed for use in radiation surgery or radiation therapy equipment (described in statistical reporting number8543.10.0000)
9011.80.0000	(25)Compound binocular optical microscopes (other than stereoscopic microscopes and microscopes for photomicrography, cinemicrography or microprojection),each with magnification of 40X or more but not exceeding 1,000X, weighing not more than 3 kg (described in statistical reporting number 9011.80.0000)
9011.80.0000	(26)Compound optical microscopes (other than stereoscopic microscopes and microscopes for photomicrography, cinemicrography or microprojection), each with magnification of 40X or more but not exceeding 400X, weighing not more than 15 kg (described in statistical reporting number 9011.80.0000)
9018.11.9000	(3) Disposable electrocardiograph (ECG) electrodes (described in statistical reporting number 9018.11.9000)
9018.12.0000	(4) Ultrasonic scanning apparatus, each having dimensions not exceeding 122 cm by 77 cm by 127 cm, whether or not presented with transducer (described in statistical reporting number 9018.12.0000)
9018.19.9530	(5) Blood pressure monitors suitable for use by medical professionals (described in statistical reporting number 9018.19.9530)
9018.19.9550	(6) Digital peak flow meters suitable for use by medical professionals (described in statistical reporting number 9018.19.9550)
9018.19.9550	(7) Fingertip pulse oximeters suitable for use by medical professionals (described in statistical reporting number 9018.19.9550)
9018.19.9560	(8) Bismuth germanate crystals with set dimensional and surface finish requirements and used as a detection element in Positron Emission Tomography(PET) detectors (described in statistical reporting number 9018.19.9560)
9018.19.9560	(9) Magnetic resonance imaging ("MRI") patient enclosure devices, each incorporating radio frequency and gradient coils (described in statistical reporting number 9018.19.9560)
9018.19.9560	(10)Parts and accessories of capnography monitors (described in statistical reporting number 9018.19.9560)
9018.19.9560	(11)Disposable surface electrodes for Intra-operative neuromonitoring (“IONM”)systems, each composed of a surface electrode pad, an insulated wire, and a standard DIN 42802 connector (described in statistical reporting number9018.19.9560)
9018.90.2000	(12)Otoscopes (described in statistical reporting number 9018.90.2000)
9018.90.3000	(13)Anesthesia masks (described in statistical reporting number 9018.90.3000)
9018.90.3000	(14)Anesthetic instruments and appliances suitable for use in medical or surgical sciences, and parts and accessories of the foregoing (described in statistical reporting number 9018.90.3000)
9018.90.6000	(15)Electrosurgical cautery pencils with electrical connectors (described in statistical reporting number 9018.90.6000)
9018.90.7580	(16)Printed circuit board assemblies designed for use in displaying operational performance of medical infusion equipment (described in statistical reporting number 9018.90.7580)
9022.12.0000	(17)Combined positron emission tomography/computed tomography (PET/CT)scanners which utilize multiple PET gantries (frames) on a common base(described in statistical reporting number 9022.12.0000)
9022.90.2500	(18)X-ray tables (described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.2500)
9022.90.4000	(19)X-ray tube housings and parts thereof (described in statistical reporting number9022.90.4000)
9022.90.6000	(20)Multi-leaf collimators of radiotherapy systems based on the use of X-ray(described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.6000)
9022.90.6000	(21)Parts and accessories, of metal, for mobile X-ray apparatus (described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.6000)
9022.90.6000	(22)Vertical stands specially designed to support, contain or adjust the movement of X-ray digital detectors, or the X-ray tube and collimator in complete X-ray diagnostic systems (described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.6000)
9022.90.9500	(23)Thermoplastic masks of polycaprolactone for the use of immobilizing patients,during the use of alpha, beta or gamma radiations, for radiography or radiotherapy (described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.9500)
9025.19.8010	(1) 9025.19.8010
9025.19.8020	(2) 9025.19.8020
9025.19.8060	(3) 9025.19.8060
9025.19.8085	(4) 9025.19.8085
9027.90.5650	(24)Inoculator sets of plastics, each consisting of a plate with multiple wells, a display tray, and a lid; when assembled, the set measuring 105 mm or more but not exceeding 108 mm in width, 138 mm or more but not exceeding 140 mm in depth, and 6.5 mm or less in thickness (described in statistical reporting number9027.90.5650)
9004.90.0000 9004.90.0010 9004.90.0090	(22)Protective Articles (described in statistical reporting number 9004.90.0000 prior to January 1, 2021; described in statistical reporting number 9004.90.0010 or 9004.90.0090 effective January 1, 2021)”.

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Temperature-controlled Freight Solution for a Global Geotechnical Expert

The Challenge:

In order to improve the success rate of testing and promptly produce accurate report results, our customer, a global geotechnical expert, needed a faster way to send sediment samples from the United Kingdom to Australia.

The Strategy and the Solution:

1. Efficiency:

nnr expedited the delivery of this project under time constraints by liaising with Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service to complete the necessary import documentation.

2. Risk Management:

nnr provided a multi-modal transport solution that was temperature-controlled and avoided damage to the sediment samples during the journey. We understand handling temperature-controlled items requires extra effort and expertise. nnr ensured the highest standards of care for the product and import authorizations due to the sensitive nature of the product. This also included security screening at both ends and following strict handling procedures due to the incorporation of vibration & temperature data loggers.

3. Cost Management:

nnr provided a cost-effective solution including the design of box sizes to help minimize freight expenses.

The Result:

In this case, our expertise in Good Distribution Practice for the transportation of medicines was directly applied to assess risk and reduce contamination. Our special project team oversaw the entire process, ensuring that the shipment arrived on time and at the specified temperature of 5° Celsius.

We helped the customer in moving sensitive sediment samples overcoming the challenges with a safe and reliable, yet cost-effective freight solution. Through our dedication & determination, we were able to achieve a successful outcome within the lease period for the special equipment.

With experience in international freight shipping, nnr can provide a multi-modal solution that meets your needs, allowing you to focus on growing your business.

2023 First Quarter Steel and Aluminum Bulletins Available!

The quota bulletins for 2023 First Quarter Steel and Aluminum are posted on the U.S. Customs & Border Protection Webpage.

The bulletins below address quantity thresholds for January 1, 2023 through March 31, 2023.

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QB 23-611 Tariff Rate Quota for Steel Mill Articles of European Union Member Countries

QB 23-621 Tariff Rate Quota for Steel Mill Articles of Japan or the United Kingdom

QB 23-701 Aluminum Absolute Quota Fourth Quarter Argentina

QB 23-711 First and Second Period Tariff Rate Quota for Aluminum Articles of European Union Member Countries

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Track quota status by viewing the weekly quota commodity status report.

Section 301 Exclusions Extended Again – 9903.88.67

On December 16, 2022, the United States Trade Representative (USTR) announced a nine-month extension of 352 Section 301 China product exclusions. The exclusions were scheduled to expire on December 31, 2022.

The new expiration date is September 30, 2023.

These product exclusions can continue to be claimed under additional HTS 9903.88.67.

Additionally, the USTR is inviting interested persons to submit comments on whether certain tariff headings with a reinstated product exclusion should remain covered by the actions or be removed. Comments must be submitted on docket number USTR-2022-0014 through the online portal by January 17, 2023, at 11:59 p.m. EST.

Extended Product Exclusions by Harmonized Tariff Schedule Number

HTS US	Product Exclusion Description
0304.72.5000	1) 0304.72.5000
0304.83.1015	2) 0304.83.1015
0304.83.1020	3) 0304.83.1020
0304.83.5015	20) Alaskan sole (yellowfin, rock or flathead), frozen in blocks, in cases with net weight of more than 4.5 kg (described in statistical reporting number 0304.83.5015)
0304.83.5015	4) 0304.83.5015
0304.83.5020	5) 0304.83.5020
0304.83.5090	6) 0304.83.5090
0505.10.0050	1) 0505.10.0050
0505.10.0055	2) 0505.10.0055
1605.10.2010	21) King crab meat, frozen in blocks each weighing at least 1 kg but not more than 1.2 kg, in airtight containers (described in statistical reporting number 1605.10.2010)
1605.10.2022	22) Snow crab meat (C. opilio), frozen in blocks, in airtight containers each with net weight of not more than 1.2 kg (described in statistical reporting number 1605.10.2022)
1605.10.2030	23) Dungeness crab meat, frozen in blocks, in airtight containers with net weight of not more than 1.2 kg (described in statistical reporting number 1605.10.2030)
1605.10.2090	24) Crab meat (other than King crab, Snow crab, Dungeness or swimming crabs), frozen in blocks, in airtight containers with net weight of not more than 1.5 kg (described in statistical reporting number 1605.10.2090)
2917.12.5000	25) Sodium adipate (1,4-butanedicarboxylic acid, disodium salt) (IUPAC name: disodium hexanedioate) (CAS No. 7486-38-6) (described in statistical reporting number 2917.12.5000)
2926.20.0000	26) 1-Cyanoguanidine (Dicyandiamide) (CAS No. 461-58-5) (described in statistical reporting number 2926.20.0000)
2929.90.5090	27) N-(n-Butyl)thiophosphoric triamide (IUPAC name: N-Diaminophosphinothioylbutan1-amine) (CAS No. 94317-64-3) (described in statistical reporting number 2929.90.5090)
3401.19.0000	3) 3401.19.0000
3801.10.5000	28) Artificial graphite, in powder form (described in statistical reporting number 3801.10.5000)
3801.10.5000	29) Artificial graphite, in powder or flake form, for manufacturing into the lithium-ion anode component of batteries (described in statistical reporting number 3801.10.5000)
3801.90.0000	30) Natural graphite, in powder form (described in statistical reporting number 3801.90.0000)
3808.93.1500	31) Herbicide consisting of 1,1'-dimethyl-4,4'-bipyridinium dichloride (CAS No. 1910-42-5) (Paraquat concentrate in liquid form) up to 45 percent concentration with application adjuvants (described in statistical reporting number 3808.93.1500)
3815.11.0000	32) Supported nickel-based catalysts, of a kind used for methanation, desulfurization, hydrogenation, pre-reforming or reforming of organic chemicals or for protection of hydrotreating catalysts from arsine poisoning (described in statistical reporting number 3815.11.0000)
3815.19.0000	33) Plate-type supported catalysts (reaction accelerators) for reduction of nitrous oxides (NOx) with enhanced mercury oxidation, with oxides of base metals being the active substances, applied to a stainless steel mesh (described in statistical reporting number 3815.19.0000)
3815.19.0000	34) Plate-type supported catalysts (reaction accelerators) for reduction of nitrous oxides (NOx), with base metals being the active substances, applied on a titanium dioxide based ceramic material to a stainless steel mesh (described in statistical reporting number 3815.19.0000)
3815.19.0000	35) Supported catalysts for polymerization (described in statistical reporting number 3815.19.0000)
3815.19.0000	36) Supported catalysts of cuprous oxide and zinc oxide as the active ingredients for arsine removal (described in statistical reporting number 3815.19.0000)
3815.19.0000	37) Supported catalysts with copper carbonate or zinc carbonate as the active ingredients for low temperature desulfurization (described in statistical reporting number 3815.19.0000)
3815.19.0000	38) Supported catalysts with metal sulfide as the active substance for mercury removal (described in statistical reporting number 3815.19.0000)
3815.19.0000	39) Supported catalysts with molybdenum compounds as the active substance for hydrogenation (described in statistical reporting number 3815.19.0000)
3815.19.0000	40) Supported catalysts with zinc oxide absorbent as the active substance (described in statistical reporting number 3815.19.0000)
3824.78.0020 3827.62.0000	42) Mixtures of hydrofluorocarbons, containing 40 to 44 percent by weight of 1,1,1,2-tetrafluoroethane (CAS No. 811-97-2), 56 to 60 percent by weight of pentafluoroethane (CAS No. 354-33-6) and up to 2 percent by weight of lubricating oil (described in statistical reporting number 3824.78.0020 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 3827.62.0000 effective January 27, 2022)
3824.99.9297 3824.99.9397	41) Mixtures containing N,Ndimethyldodecan-1-amine (CAS No. 112-18-5) and N,Ndimethyltetradecan-1-amine (CAS No. 112-75-4) (described in statistical reporting number 3824.99.9297 prior to January 27, 2022; described in 3824.99.9397 effective January 27, 2022)
3827.62.0000 3824.78.0020	43) Refrigerant gas R-421B, comprising mixtures containing at least 83 percent but not more than 87 percent by weight of pentafluoroethane, at least 13 percent but not more than 17 percent by weight of 1,1,2,2-tetrafluoroethane, and at least 0.5 percent but not more than 2 percent by weight of lubricant (described in statistical reporting number 3824.78.0020 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 3827.62.0000 effective January 27, 2022)
3906.90.5000	1) Acrylic acid-2-acrylamido-2-methylpropanesulfonic acid-acrylic ester (AA/AMPS/HPA) terpolymers, presented in dry form (described in statistical reporting number 3906.90.5000)
3913.10.0000	9) Sodium alginate resins (CAS No. 9005-38-3) (described in statistical reporting number 3913.10.0000)
3919.10.2020	2) Electrical tape of polyvinyl chloride, in rolls, measuring not more than 2 cm in width, not more than 20.2 m in length, and not more than 0.18 mm in thickness (described in statistical reporting number 3919.10.2020)
3919.10.2030	3) Transparent tape of plastics with an acrylic emulsion adhesive, in rolls measuring not over 4.8 cm in width, valued not over $.25 per square meter (described in statistical reporting number 3919.10.2030)
3919.10.2055	4) Rolls of polyethylene film coated with a solvent acrylic adhesive (described in statistical reporting number 3919.10.2055)
3919.90.5040 3919.90.5060	5) Polyethylene film, 20.32 to 198.12 cm in width, and 30.5 to 2000.5 m in length, coated on one side with solvent acrylic adhesive, clear or in transparent colors, whether or not printed, in rolls (described in statistical reporting number 3919.90.5040 or 3919.90.5060)
3920.43.5000	6) Rolls of polyvinyl chloride, measuring 2.5 cm or more but not exceeding 5.1 cm in width and 182.9 m in length (described in statistical reporting number 3920.43.5000)
3920.62.0090	7) Films coated on one or both sides with polyvinylidene chloride (PVdC) or polyvinyl alcohol (PVOH), whether or not having a primer layer between the base and coating; any of the foregoing having a total thickness greater than 0.01 mm but not greater than 0.03 mm (described in statistical reporting number 3920.62.0090)
3921.12.1100	8) Printed film of polyvinyl chloride, laminated with foamed-polyvinyl chloride-coated polyester scrim, in rolls, of a kind used for lining shelves or drawers (described in statistical reporting number 3921.12.1100)
3921.19.0000	9) Sheets and strips consisting of both cross-linked polyethylene and ethylene vinyl acetate, of a width greater than 1 m but not greater than 1.5 m, and a length greater than 1.75 m but not greater than 2.6 m (described in statistical reporting number 3921.19.0000)
3923.21.0095	7) 3923.21.0095
3923.50.0000	44) Injection molded polypropylene plastic caps or lids each weighing not over 24 grams designed for dispensing wet wipes (described in statistical reporting number 3923.50.0000)
3923.50.0000	45) One-piece stoppers, of polypropiolactone ("PPL") or polylactic acid ("PLA") polymers, each comprising a disc-shaped top attached to a rounded, tapered plug with a protruding stirrer, measuring at least 55 mm but not more than 120.7 mm in overall length, and weighing at least 0.6 g but not more than 1.1 g each, of a kind used with lids for beverage containers (described in statistical reporting number 3923.50.0000)
3924.90.5650	10) Shower heads of plastics, designed to be fixed, hand-held, height-adjustable or combinations thereof, and parts of such shower heads (described in statistical reporting number 3924.90.5650)
3926.20.9050	8) 3926.20.9050
3926.90.9910	4) 3926.90.9910
3926.90.9985 3926.90.9990	11) Bowls of molded plastics, with clips for retaining guide wires during surgical procedures (described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9990 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9985 effective July 1, 2020)
3926.90.9985 3926.90.9990	12) Disposable graduated medicine dispensing cups of plastics (described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9990 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9985 effective July 1, 2020)
3926.90.9990 3926.90.9985	13) Sets of three polyvinyl chloride-coated foam pads, of plastics, of a kind used to assemble flotation work vests by passing adjustable straps with buckles through slots in the pads, each set comprising two irregularly shaped front/side pads and one rectangular back pad (described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9990 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9985 effective July 1, 2020)
3926.90.9990 3926.90.9985	14) Single-use sterile drapes and covers of plastics, of a kind used to protect the sterile field in surgical operating rooms (described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9990 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9985 effective July 1, 2020)
3926.90.9990 3926.90.9985	15) Sterile decanters of polystyrene plastics, each of a kind used to transfer aseptic fluids or medication to and from sterile bags, vials or glass containers (described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9990 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9985 effective July 1, 2020)
4010.35.9000	46) Endless synchronous belts of vulcanized rubber, molded polyurethane, neoprene, or welded urethane, each of an outside circumference of 60 cm or more but not more than 77 cm and a width of 2.5 cm or more but not exceeding 4 cm, weighing 0.18 kg or more but not exceeding 0.45 kg (described in statistical reporting number 4010.35.9000)
4202.92.0400	47) Messenger bags of polyester, each measuring not more than 50 cm by 38 cm by 11 cm, weighing not more than 2.5 kg (described in statistical reporting number 4202.12.8130)48) Backpacks with hydration system, each measuring not more than 51 cm by 28 cm by 9 cm, weighing not more than 1 kg (described in statistical reporting number 4202.92.0400)
4202.92.0400	48) Backpacks with hydration system, each measuring not more than 51 cm by 28 cm by 9 cm, weighing not more than 1 kg (described in statistical reporting number 4202.92.0400)
4202.92.3120	49) Backpacks with outer surface of textile materials of man-made fibers, each measuring at least 35 cm but not more than 75 cm in height, at least 19 cm but not more than 34 cm in width, and at least 5 cm but not more than 26 cm in depth (described in statistical reporting number 4202.92.3120)
4202.92.3131	50) Duffel bags made predominantly of man-made fibers, weighing not more than 7 kg, with wheels (described in statistical reporting number 4202.92.3131)
4202.92.3131	51) Duffel bags of polyester, weighing not more than 7 kg (described in statistical reporting number 4202.92.3131)
4205.00.8000	52) Covers, of leather, designed for use with telecommunication devices (described in statistical reporting number 4205.00.8000)
4814.90.0200	16) Wallpaper, other than described in subheading 4814.20.00, with floral, landscape, figure or abstract designs or solid backgrounds painted by hand, whether or not with applications of metal leaf (described in statistical reporting number 4814.90.0200)
4823.70.0020	53) Plates, bowls or cups of molded or pressed bamboo pulp, each weighing at least 3 g but not more than 92 g (described in statistical reporting number 4823.70.0020)
4823.70.0040	54) Clamshell containers, pizza pans, lids, compartmentalized and other trays of molded or pressed bamboo pulp, each weighing at least 3 g but not more than 95 g (described in statistical reporting number 4823.70.0040)
5007.20.0065	55) Silk fabrics, containing 85 percent or more by weight of silk or of silk waste other than noil silk, the foregoing not printed, not jacquard woven, measuring over 127 cm in width (described in statistical reporting number 5007.20.0065)
5007.20.0085	56) Silk fabrics, containing 85 percent or more by weight of silk or of silk waste other than noil silk, the foregoing not printed, not jacquard woven, measuring 107 cm or more but not over 127 cm in width (described in statistical reporting number 5007.20.0085)
5108.10.8000	57) Yarn of cashmere or camel hair, carded but not combed, not put up for retail sale (described in statistical reporting number 5108.10.8000)
5210.11.4040	5) 5210.11.4040
5210.11.6020	6) 5210.11.6020
5407.52.2060	58) Woven dyed fabrics of 100 percent textured polyester filament yarn, measuring 332.7 cm in width, weighing more than 170 g/m² (described in statistical reporting number 5407.52.2060)
5407.52.2060	59) Woven fabric of 100 percent textured polyester filaments, dyed, weighing more than 170 g/m², measuring not more than 310 cm in width (described in statistical reporting number 5407.52.2060)
5407.52.2060	60) Woven fabric of synthetic filament yarn containing 85 percent or more by weight of textured polyester filaments, dyed, measuring 249 cm in width, weighing more than 170 g/m² (described in statistical reporting number 5407.52.2060)
5407.61.9930	61) Woven dupioni fabric wholly of non-textured dyed polyester filaments, weighing not more than 170 g/m², measuring not more than 310 cm in width (described in statistical reporting number 5407.61.9930)
5407.61.9930	62) Woven fabric wholly of polyester, dyed, not flat, containing non-textured polyester filaments, weighing not more than 170 g/m², measuring not over 310 cm in width (described in statistical reporting number 5407.61.9930)
5407.61.9935	63) Woven fabric wholly of polyester, dyed, containing non-textured polyester filaments, weighing more than 170 g/m², measuring not over 310 cm in width (described in statistical reporting number 5407.61.9935)
5407.72.0015	64) Woven fabric containing by weight 47 percent of nylon and 53 percent of polyester, dyed, containing textured filaments, weighing not more than 170 g/m², measuring greater than 274 cm in width (described in statistical reporting number 5407.72.0015)
5501.20.0000	65) Polyester filament tow, measuring more than 50 ktex but not more than 275 ktex (described in statistical reporting number 5501.20.0000)
5501.40.0000	66) Polypropylene fiber tow, measuring more than 50 ktex but not more than 275 ktex (described in statistical reporting number 5501.40.0000)
5504.10.0000	7) 5504.10.0000
5512.19.0090	67) Woven dyed fabrics wholly of spun polyester, weighing more than 240 g/m² and measuring not more than 310 cm in width (described in statistical reporting number 5512.19.0090)
5603.12.0070 5603.12.0090 5603.12.0095	9) 5603.12.0090 prior to July 1, 2022; 5603.12.0070 or 5603.12.0095 effective July 1, 2022
5603.14.9090	10) 5603.14.9090
5603.92.0070 5603.92.0090 5603.92.0095	11) 5603.92.0090 prior to July 1, 2022; 5603.92.0070 or 5603.92.0095 effective July 1, 2022
5603.93.0090	12) 5603.93.0090
5603.94.9090	68) Non-woven fabrics of polyethylene terephthalate (PET), in sheets measuring not more than 160 cm by 250 cm, weighing more than 1,800 g/m² but not more than 3,000 g/m² (described in statistical reporting number 5603.94.9090)
5701.90.1010	69) Rugs of hand-knotted pile, of nylon and polypropylene, measuring at least 1.2 m2 (described in statistical reporting number 5701.90.1010)
5810.92.9080	70) Woven dyed embroidery fabrics containing by weight 55 percent of polyester and 45 percent of nylon, weighing less than 115 g/m² and measuring 289 cm in width (described in statistical reporting number 5810.92.9080)
6001.10.2000	71) Long pile knit fabrics, of acrylic pile on polyester ground, valued not over $16 per m2(described in statistical reporting number 6001.10.2000)
6003.40.6000	72) Knitted or crocheted fabrics of artificial staple fibers derived from bamboo (described in statistical reporting number 6003.40.6000)
6108.91.0030	17) Women's knit robes in chief weight of cotton, with hook and loop tab closure (described in statistical reporting number 6108.91.0030)
6111.20.6070	18) Babies' gowns of cotton knitted interlock fabric, each with sleeves, neck opening and elasticized bottom opening (described in statistical reporting number 6111.20.6070)
6111.20.6070	19) Babies' sleep sacks of cotton interlock knitted fabric, sleeveless, each with neck opening and two-way zipper (described in statistical reporting number 6111.20.6070)
6111.20.6070	20) Babies' sleep sacks, knitted, of cotton, each with neck opening and two-way zipper (described in statistical reporting number 6111.20.6070)
6111.20.6070	21) Babies' swaddle sacks of cotton knitted interlock fabric, each with sleeves and mitten cuffs (described in statistical reporting number 6111.20.6070)
6111.30.5015	22) Babies' blanket sleepers of polyester knitted fleece, sleeveless, each with two-way zipper (described in statistical reporting number 6111.30.5015)
6207.91.1000	23) Men's and boys' cotton terry bathrobes with muslin trim, each beltless but featuring a hook-and-loop tab (described in statistical reporting number 6207.91.1000)
6208.91.1020	24) Girls' cotton terry bathrobes with muslin trim, each beltless but featuring a hook-andloop tab (described in statistical reporting number 6208.91.1020)
6208.92.0020	25) Girls' fleece bathrobes, each beltless but featuring a hook-and-loop tab (described in statistical reporting number 6208.92.0020)
6301.30.0010	26) Blankets (other than electric blankets) of cotton, woven, each measuring at least 116 cm but not more than 118 cm on an edge (described in statistical reporting number 6301.30.0010)
6301.30.0020	27) Blankets (other than electric blankets) of cotton, other than woven, each measuring at least 116 cm but not more than 118 cm on an edge (described in statistical reporting number 6301.30.0020)
6302.10.0020	28) Dust covers of knitted polyester fabric, designed for bed mattresses and pillows (described in statistical reporting number 6302.10.0020)
6302.31.9020	29) Crib sheets of muslin cotton, fitted with elastic (described in statistical reporting number 6302.31.9020)
6302.31.9040	30) Protective covers of cotton for pillows, not knitted or crocheted, of cotton, not napped or printed, each with full encasement construction and zipper opening (described in statistical reporting number 6302.31.9040)
6307.90.9889 6307.90.9891	31) Laparotomy sponges of cotton (described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9889 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9891 effective July 1, 2020)
6307.90.9889 6307.90.9891	32) Single-use stethoscope covers (described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9889 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9891 effective July 1, 2020)
6505.00.8015	13) 6505.00.8015
6506.10.6030	8) 6506.10.6030
6506.10.6045	33) Athletic, recreational and sporting headgear comprising shells of polyvinyl chloride, polycarbonate plastic or acrylonitrile butadiene styrene, each with an inner liner of expanded polypropylene or expanded polystyrene, designed for use with bicycles (described in statistical reporting number 6506.10.6045)
6802.99.0060	73) Sandstone known as brown wave, of a kind used in outdoor living spaces, containing one textured side and up to four chiseled edges with a density of 2,750 kg/m3(described in statistical reporting number 6802.99.0060)
6802.99.0060	74) Sandstone with a flamed finish on one side and a length of 200 mm or more but not over 3,100 mm, a width of 100 mm or more but not over 1,380 mm and a thickness of 30 mm or more but not over 180 mm (described in statistical reporting number 6802.99.0060)
6909.11.2000	75) Grinding beads of yttria-stabilized zirconia (described in statistical reporting number 6909.11.2000)
7007.19.0000	76) Screen protectors of tempered safety glass, transparent, cut, and treated, with adhesive on one side, in rectangular sheets, each weighing at least 6 g but not more than 77 g, each measuring not less than 2.8 cm but not more than 28 cm in height, not less than 1.9 cm but not more than 21 cm in width, and not more than 0.1 cm in thickness (described in statistical reporting number 7007.19.0000)
7007.19.0000	77) Sheets of tempered safety glass, coated with silicone oxide, having a surface area of less than 2.5 m2, designed to be placed over solar cell panels for protection from external damage (described in statistical reporting number 7007.19.0000)
7009.10.0000	78) Rear-view mirrors of convex glass for motor vehicles, each measuring not less than 1.75 mm and not more than 2.4 mm in thickness, not less than 125 mm and not more than 210 mm in length, not less than 97 mm and not more than 180 mm in width, weighing not less than 74 g and not more than 188 g (described in statistical reporting number 7009.10.0000)
7009.10.0000	79) Rear-view mirrors of flat glass for motor vehicles, each measuring not less than 1.75 mm but not more than 2.4 mm in thickness, not less than 163 mm but not more than 210 mm in length, not less than 107 mm but not more than 167 mm in width and weighing not less than 80 g but not more than 188 g (described in statistical reporting number 7009.10.0000)
7016.10.0000	80) Tiles of non-recycled glass on a vinyl mesh backing, in a grid pattern of not less than 304 mm by 304 mm and not exceeding 305 mm by 305 mm, for mosaics or other decorative or construction purposes (described in statistical reporting number 7016.10.0000)
7308.40.0000	81) Equipment for scaffolding, comprising powder coated or galvanized welded tubular steel frames, braces, guard rail systems, components and accessories, the foregoing for assembly into frame and brace configurations measuring at least 10 cm but not more than 3.3 m in height and at least 4 cm but not more than 8.8 m in width, weighing not more than 91 kg, with a load capacity not more than 2,750 kg (described in statistical reporting number 7308.40.0000)
7321.11.1060	82) Portable outdoor cooker kits, consisting of at least a burner and stand made from steel and/or cast iron, with an adjustable pressure regulator/hose combination for connecting the burner to a source of natural gas or a portable container of liquefied propane (described in statistical reporting number 7321.11.1060)
7321.90.6090	83) Grills composed of steel wire, each measuring 49 cm by 47 cm (19.25 inches by 18.5 inches), weighing 0.36 kg (0.80 lbs.), designed as cooking surface of barbecue grill (described in statistical reporting number 7321.90.6090)
7326.90.8688	84) Cable hooks of steel, each weighing not less than 0.2 kg, measuring not less than 9 cm in length, not less than 5 cm in width and not less than 1 cm in height with spring loaded closure gate (described in statistical reporting number 7326.90.8688)
7501.20.0000	85) Nickel hydroxy carbonate (CAS No. 12607-70-4) (described in statistical reporting number 7501.20.0000)
7616.99.5190	86) Mounting boards of aluminum for guitar sound modifying ("effect") devices, each consisting of an aluminum frame with above ground slots for the placement of devices and floor level slots for the on/off foot-operated pedal switches which control the modifying devices (described in statistical reporting number 7616.99.5190)
8205.51.3030	87) Kitchen and table implements of iron or steel, non-electric, including but not limited to peelers, graters and whisks (described in statistical reporting number 8205.51.3030)
8207.90.7585	88) Automotive polishing attachments specially designed for use with a hand-held drill, each attachment including a 9.5 mm steel drive shaft, internal gear assembly, transverse hand brace and rotating disk components (described in statistical reporting number 8207.90.7585)
8207.90.7585	89) Bolt-on tips of carbon alloy steel of a kind used in tub or horizontal grinders (described in statistical reporting number 8207.90.7585)
8302.50.0000	90) Flat panel display mounting adapters of base metal (described in statistical reporting number 8302.50.0000)
8302.50.0000	91) Stamped and formed brackets of steel (described in statistical reporting number 8302.50.0000)
8303.00.0000	92) Gun safes with digital keypads, of base metal, each weighing at least 148 kg but not more than 422 kg, measuring at least 141 cm but not more than 183 cm in height, at least 55 cm but not more than 107 cm in width and at least 40 cm but not more than 71 cm in depth (described in statistical reporting number 8303.00.0000)
8407.90.9010	10) Gas (natural or liquid propane (LP)) engines each having a displacement of more than 2 liters but not more than 2.5 liters (described in statistical reporting number 8407.90.9010)
8409.91.9290	93) Parts suitable for use solely or principally with spark-ignition internal combustion piston engines of heading 8407 for marine propulsion (other than cast-iron parts, not advanced beyond cleaning, and machined only for the removal of fins, gates, sprues and risers or to permit location in finishing machinery or connecting rods) (described in statistical reporting number 8409.91.9290)
8409.91.9990	94) Hydraulic valve lifters of steel with rollers, suitable for use solely or principally with spark-ignition internal combustion piston engines (other than for aircraft engines, marine propulsion engines or for vehicles of subheading 8701.20, or headings 8702, 8703 or 8704), each measuring 5 cm or more but not over 13 cm in length and 2.5 cm or more but not over 3.9 cm in diameter and weighing 135 g or more but not over 410 g (described in statistical reporting number 8409.91.9990)
8409.91.9990	95) Solid valve lifters of steel, suitable for use solely or principally with spark-ignition internal combustion piston engines (other than for aircraft engines, marine propulsion engines or for vehicles of subheading 8701.20, or headings 8702, 8703 or 8704), each measuring 19 mm or more but not over 114 mm in length and 6 mm or more but not over 26 mm in diameter and weighing 20 g or more but not over 250 g (described in statistical reporting number 8409.91.9990)
8412.21.0045	1) 8412.21.0045
8412.39.0080	7) Direct acting and spring return pneumatic actuators, each rated at a maximum pressure of 10 bar and valued over $68 but not over $72 per unit (described in statistical reporting number 8412.39.0080)
8412.90.9081	96) Wind turbine hubs (described in statistical reporting number 8412.90.9081)
8413.30.9090	97) Cooling medium pumps for internal combustion piston engines of the motor vehicles of headings 8703 or 8704 (described in statistical reporting number 8413.30.9090)
8413.70.2004	8) Centrifugal pumps, submersible, other than for use with machines for making cellulosic pulp, paper or paperboard; the foregoing pumps rated not over 1.5 KW (described in statistical reporting number 8413.70.2004)
8413.81.0040	9) Breast pumps, whether or not with accessories or batteries (described in statistical reporting number 8413.81.0040)
8413.91.9010	10) Housings for water pumps of subheading 8413.30.90 (as described in subheading 8413.91.9010)
8413.91.9080 8413.91.9095 8413.91.9085 8413.91.9096	12) Pump covers (described in statistical reporting number 8413.91.9080 prior to January 1, 2019; described in statistical reporting number 8413.91.9095 effective January 1, 2019 through December 31, 2019; described in statistical reporting number 8413.91.9085 or 8413.91.9096 effective January 1, 2020)
8413.91.9080 8413.91.9095 8413.91.9085 8413.91.9096	13) Pump parts, of plastics, each valued not over $3 (described in statistical reporting number 8413.91.9080 prior to January 1, 2019; described in statistical reporting number 8413.91.9095 effective January 1, 2019 through December 31, 2019; described in statistical reporting number 8413.91.9085 or 8413.91.9096 effective January 1, 2020)
8413.91.9080 8413.91.9095 8413.91.9085 8413.91.9096	11) Pump casings and bodies (described in statistical reporting number 8413.91.9080 prior to January 1, 2019; described in statistical reporting number 8413.91.9095 effective January 1, 2019 through December 31, 2019; described in statistical reporting number 8413.91.9085 or 8413.91.9096 effective January 1, 2020)
8414.10.0000	98) Vacuum pumps, each composed of a cast aluminum body and an unalloyed steel cover, measuring not more than 85 mm in length, not more than 75 mm in width and not more than 96 mm in height, with a pump volume not more than 200 cc, for use in automotive braking systems (described in statistical reporting number 8414.10.0000)
8414.20.0000	99) Hand- or foot-operated air pumps, each weighing 400 g or more but not over 3 kg, with a maximum pressure of 1.52 MPa, imported with adapters for valves for tires and inner tubes (described in statistical reporting number 8414.20.0000)
8414.30.8030	14) Compressors, other than screw type, used in air conditioning equipment in motor vehicles, each valued over $88 but not over $92 per unit (described in statistical reporting number 8414.30.8030)
8414.30.8060	15) Rotary compressors, each exceeding 746 W but not exceeding 2,238 W, with a cooling capacity ranging from 2.3 kW to 5.5 kW (described in statistical reporting number 8414.30.8060)
8414.59.6540	100) DC blowers for use in motor vehicle climate control systems, each measuring no less than 323 mm by 122 mm by 102 mm and no more than 357 mm by 214 mm by 167 mm (described in statistical reporting number 8414.59.6540)
8414.59.6560	101) DC centrifugal radial blowers, each measuring not less than 345 mm by 122 mm by 102 mm and not more than 355 mm by 173 mm by 145 mm, of an output of 100 W to 285 W, and weighing at least 1.80 kg but no more than 2.72 kg (described in statistical reporting number 8414.59.6560)
8418.50.0080	102) Electric display cases incorporating refrigerating equipment designed for commercial use, each with a glass front to display the food or drink being stored (described in statistical reporting number 8418.50.0080)
8418.50.0080	103) Upright coolers incorporating refrigerating equipment, each measuring not more than 77 cm in width, not more than 78 cm in depth and not more than 200 cm in height, weighing not more than 127 kg, with one swing-type transparent glass door (described in statistical reporting number 8418.50.0080)
8419.19.0040 8419.12.0000	16) Solar water heaters incorporating glass tube heat collectors and including glass tubes and stands with tanks (described in statistical reporting number 8419.19.0040 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 8419.12.0000 effective January 27, 2022)
8419.90.3000	17) Heat exchanger plates, cores, finned tubes, cones, shells, bonnets, flanges and baffles (described in statistical reporting number 8419.90.3000)
8420.10.9040	18) Thermal roll laminators, each valued not over $450 (described in statistical reporting number 8420.10.9040)
8420.10.9080	19) Roller machines designed for cutting, etching or embossing paper, foil or fabric, manually powered (described in statistical reporting number 8420.10.9080)
8420.10.9080	20) Roller machines with dies for embossing paper, manually powered (described in statistical reporting number 8420.10.9080)
8420.99.9000	21) Chemically etched dies of steel, steel-rule cutting dies, movable magnetic dies, embossing folders and plastic embossing diffusers, of a kind used in manually-powered roller machines for etching or stenciling a single sheet of cardstock, paper, leather, flexible magnet, plastics, metallic foil, vellum, felt or fabric, such sheets measuring not more than 50.8 cm in width or length (described in statistical reporting number 8420.99.9000)
8420.99.9000	22) Cutting pads, platforms, base plates, pads, shims, trays, which function as guides for hand-operated table-top calendering machines of a width not exceeding 51 cm (described in statistical reporting number 8420.99.9000)
8421.21.0000	23) Filtering or purifying machinery or apparatus of a kind used for waste water treatment (described in statistical reporting number 8421.21.0000)
8421.21.0000	24) Hand-held ultraviolet water purifiers, powered by batteries (described in statistical reporting number 8421.21.0000)
8421.21.0000	25) Machinery for filtering water, submersible, powered by batteries, manually operated, such machinery designed for use in pools, basins, aquariums, spas or similar contained bodies of water (described in statistical reporting number 8421.21.0000)
8421.22.0000	26) Filters designed to remove sulfites from wine (described in statistical reporting number 8421.22.0000)
8421.39.0115 8421.39.8015	27) Air purification equipment, electrically powered, weighing less than 36 kg (described in statistical reporting number 8421.39.8015 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 8421.39.0115 effective January 27, 2022)
8421.99.0040 8421.99.0140	28) Filter housings, covers, or couplings, the foregoing of steel and comprising parts of machinery or apparatus for filtering liquids (described in statistical reporting number 8421.99.0040 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 8421.99.0140 effective January 27, 2022)
8421.99.0040 8421.99.0140	29) Parts of swimming pool vacuum cleaners (described in statistical reporting number 8421.99.0040 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 8421.99.0140 effective January 27, 2022)
8423.81.0040	104) Compact portable shipping scales, of stainless steel, with a maximum weighing capacity of not more than 16 kg, with a digital display, weight below hook, and handles, measuring not less than 19 cm in width, not less than 21 cm in depth, not less than 3 cm in height but not more than 52 cm in width, not more than 41 cm in depth, not more than 13 cm in height (described in statistical reporting number 8423.81.0040)
8424.89.9000	11) Dispensers of hand-cleaning or hand-sanitizing solutions, whether employing a manual pump or a proximity-detecting battery-operated pump, each article weighing not more than 3 kg (described in statistical reporting number 8424.89.9000)
8424.90.9080	14) 8424.90.9080
8425.31.0100	15) 8425.31.0100
8425.39.0100	30) Ratchet winches designed for use with textile fabric strapping (described in statistical reporting number 8425.39.0100)
8425.49.0000	105) Screw jacks and scissor jacks, each comprising a base, two lift arms and adjustable wheel pads, weighing at least 22 kg but not more than 42 kg, with a weight limit of not more than 342 kg (described in statistical reporting number 8425.49.0000)
8428.90.0290 8428.90.0390	31) Garage door opener/closers (described in statistical reporting number 8428.90.0290 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 8428.90.0390 effective January 27, 2022)
8430.10.0000	32) Pile drivers, diesel powered (described in statistical reporting number 8430.10.0000)
8431.20.0000	33) Counterweight castings of iron or steel designed for use on fork lift and other works trucks (described in statistical reporting number 8431.20.0000)
8431.20.0000	34) Tines, carriages, and other goods handling apparatus and parts designed for use on fork lift and other works trucks (described in statistical reporting number 8431.20.0000)
8431.39.0010	35) Welded frames designed to support conveyor rollers (described in statistical reporting number 8431.39.0010)
8431.49.9095	36) Vulcanized rubber tracks, each incorporating cords and cleats of steel, designed for use on construction equipment (described in statistical reporting number 8431.49.9095)
8432.29.0060	12) Walk behind rotary tillers, electric powered, individually weighing less than 14 kg (described in statistical reporting number 8432.29.0060)
8436.80.0090	37) Animal feeding machinery (described in statistical reporting number 8436.80.0090)
8436.99.0090	38) Parts of animal feeding machinery (described in statistical reporting number 8436.99.0090)
8452.10.0090	34) Sewing machines of the household type, each weighing not more than 22.5 kg, having a touch screen control, a sewing light, a presser foot lifter and an automatic needle threader (described in statistical reporting number 8452.10.0090)
8452.29.9000	106) Sewing machines, not of the household type, not specially designed to join footwear soles to uppers; each such machine weighing 45 kg or more but not over 140 kg, suitable for sewing leather (described in statistical reporting number 8452.29.9000)
8471.60.9050	107) Trackpad input units for automatic data processing (ADP) machines, each valued over $100 (described in statistical reporting number 8471.60.9050)
8471.70.6000	39) Automated data processing storage units (other than magnetic disk drive units), not assembled in cabinets for placing on a table or similar place, not presented with any other unit of a system (described in statistical reporting number 8471.70.6000)
8473.30.1180	108) Printed circuit assemblies for rendering images onto computer screens (“graphics processing modules”) (described in statistical reporting number 8473.30.1180)
8473.30.1180	109) Printed circuit assemblies to enhance the graphics performance of automatic data processing (ADP) machines ("accelerator modules") (described in statistical reporting number 8473.30.1180)
8473.30.1180	110) Printed circuit assemblies, constituting unfinished logic boards (described in statistical reporting number 8473.30.1180)
8473.30.5100	111) Parts and accessories of machines of heading 8471, whether or not incorporating fan hubs or LEDs but not incorporating other goods of heading 8541 or 8542 (described in statistical reporting number 8473.30.5100)
8479.89.9499 8479.89.9599	112) Ratchet tie down straps, each consisting of straps of textiles measuring not less than 25 mm and not more than 105 mm in width and not more than 12.5 m in length, steel hooks at opposite ends of the straps and a gear and pawl mechanism for adjusting the length of the whole (described in statistical reporting number 8479.89.9499 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 8479.89.9599 effective January 27, 2022)
8479.90.9496 8479.90.9596	40) Reject doors, pin protectors, liners, front walls, grates, hammers, rotor and end disc caps, and anvil and breaker bars, of iron or steel, the foregoing parts of metal shredders (described in statistical reporting number 8479.90.9496 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 8479.90.9596 effective January 27, 2022)
8481.10.0090	2) 8481.10.0090
8481.80.5090	113) Hand-operated valves of plastics, each comprising a bottle lid, drinking spout and flavor dispensing valve (described in statistical reporting number 8481.80.5090)
8481.90.9020	41) Ball type angle cock valve bodies, of cast iron, for oleohydraulic or pneumatic transmissions (described in statistical reporting number 8481.90.9020)
8481.90.9020	42) Valve bodies, of aluminum, of valves for oleohydraulic or pneumatic transmissions (described in statistical reporting number 8481.90.9020)
8481.90.9040	43) Angle cock handle assemblies, of iron and steel, each measuring 11.43 cm by 21.59 cm by 5.08 cm and weighing 0.748 kg (described in statistical reporting number 8481.90.9040)
8481.90.9040	44) Armatures designed for use in hydraulic solenoid valves (described in statistical reporting number 8481.90.9040)
8481.90.9040	45) C-poles, of steel, designed for use in hydraulic solenoid control valves (described in statistical reporting number 8481.90.9040)
8481.90.9040	46) Metering spools, of aluminum, designed for use in hydraulic solenoid control valves (described in statistical reporting number 8481.90.9040)
8481.90.9040	47) Pipe brackets of aluminum, each with 4 ports, the foregoing measuring 27.9 cm x 20.3 cm x 17.8 cm and weighing 11.34 kg, designed for installation into air brake control valves (described in statistical reporting number 8481.90.9040)
8481.90.9040	48) Poles, of steel, designed for use in hydraulic solenoid control valves (described in statistical reporting number 8481.90.9040)
8481.90.9040	49) Push pins, of steel, designed for use in hydraulic solenoid control valves (described in statistical reporting number 8481.90.9040)
8481.90.9040	50) Retainers, of steel, designed for use in hydraulic solenoid control valves (described in statistical reporting number 8481.90.9040)
8483.50.9040	3) 8483.50.9040
8483.90.8010	51) Coupling covers, including center members, flanged hubs, sleeves and shoes (described in statistical reporting number 8483.90.8010)
8501.10.4020	52) Electric motors, AC, permanent split capacitor type, not exceeding 16 W (described in statistical reporting number 8501.10.4020)
8501.10.4060	53) DC electric motors, of an output of less than 18.65 W, other than brushless, measuring less than 38 mm in diameter (described in statistical reporting number 8501.10.4060)
8501.10.6020	13) AC motors, of 18.65 W or more but not exceeding 37.5 W, each with attached actuators, crankshafts or gears (described in statistical reporting number 8501.10.6020)
8501.10.6080	14) Electric motors, with an output of 18.65 W or more but not exceeding 37.5 W, with attached cables, designed for use in adjusting motor vehicle seats (described in statistical reporting number 8501.10.6080)
8501.31.2000	54) DC motors, of an output exceeding 37.5 W but not exceeding 74.6 W, valued over $2 but not over $30 each (described in statistical reporting number 8501.31.2000)
8501.31.4000	15) DC electric motors, 12 V, with an output exceeding 74.6 W but not exceeding 735 W, with lead wires and electrical connector, measuring not over 75 mm outside diameter, with a housing not over 100 mm in length and a shaft not over 60 mm in length (described in statistical reporting number 8501.31.4000)
8501.31.4000	16) DC electric motors, 230 V, with an output not exceeding 140 W, measuring not more than 45 mm in diameter and not over 100 mm in length (described in statistical reporting number 8501.31.4000)
8501.31.4000	17) DC electric motors, 24 V, with an output not exceeding 515 W, measuring not over 95 mm in outside diameter, not over 155 mm in length and with a shaft not over 30 mm in length (described in statistical reporting number 8501.31.4000)
8501.31.4000	18) DC electric motors, with an output exceeding 74.6 W but not exceeding 735 W, containing lead wires and an electrical connector (described in statistical reporting number 8501.31.4000)
8501.31.4000	19) DC motors with a power output exceeding 74.6 W but not exceeding 230 W, measuring less than 105 mm in diameter and 50 mm or more but not over 100 mm in length (described in statistical reporting number 8501.31.4000)
8501.31.4000	20) DC motors, of an output exceeding 74.6 W but not exceeding 735 W, each valued not over $18 (described in statistical reporting number 8501.31.4000)
8501.31.6000	55) DC motors, electronically commutated, three-phase, eight-pole of a kind used in HVAC systems, of an output of 750 W, valued not over $100 each (described in statistical reporting number 8501.31.6000)
8501.40.2040	114) Single phase AC electric motors (other than gear motors), of an output of 56 W or more but not exceeding 69 W, each measuring no more than 9 cm in length and no more than 11.5 cm in diameter, weighing no more than 2 kg, in a housing of base metals, with a switch (described in statistical reporting number 8501.40.2040)
8501.40.4020	115) Electric gear motors, single phase AC, of an output of 74.6 W or more but not exceeding 228 W, each with a spring, a coupling, and a locking connector, the assembly measuring not more than 30 cm in length, not more than 11 cm in width, not more than 16 cm in height (described in statistical reporting number 8501.40.4020)
8501.40.4040	116) AC motors, single phase, each of an output exceeding 74.6 W but not exceeding 335 W, measuring not more than 13 cm in diameter and not more than 13 cm in height and with a shaft measuring not more than 39 cm in length (described in statistical reporting number 8501.40.4040)
8501.40.4040	117) Single-phase AC electric motors incorporating permanent split capacitors, each of an output range of 367 W or more but not exceeding 565 W, operating at not less than 115 V of alternating current (VAC) but not more than 230 VAC, capable of operating while submerged in water, each weighing at least 7 kg but not more than 11 kg, measuring not more than 10 cm in diameter and at least 22 cm but not exceeding 34 cm in length (described in statistical reporting number 8501.40.4040)
8501.40.6040	118) Single-phase AC electric motors, other than gear motors, whether or not incorporating permanent split capacitors, each of an output range of 746 W or more but not exceeding 1.13 kW, operating at not less than 115 V of alternating current (VAC) but not more than 250 VAC, capable of operating while submerged in water, each weighing at least 9 kg but not more than 12.5 kg, measuring not more than 10 cm in diameter and at least 25 cm but not exceeding 36 cm in length (described in statistical reporting number 8501.40.6040)
8501.51.4040	56) AC motors, multi-phase, of rolled steel frame construction (described in statistical reporting number 8501.51.4040)
8501.53.8040	57) AC motors, multi-phase, of an output of 186.5 kW or more but not exceeding 373 kW, having a cast iron frame construction (described in statistical reporting number 8501.53.8040)
8501.53.8040	58) AC multi-phase motors, each of an output exceeding 300 kW but not exceeding 310 kW, fitted with pulleys and brakes to raise and lower passenger elevators (described in statistical reporting number 8501.53.8040)
8504.40.4000	59) Regenerative speed drive controllers for controlling speed of electric motors for elevators (described in statistical reporting number 8504.40.4000)
8504.40.4000	60) Speed drive controllers for electric motors, each such controller measuring 100 mm or more but not over 130 mm in length, 40 mm or more but not over 125 mm in width and 24 mm or more but not over 85 mm in height (described in statistical reporting number 8504.40.4000)
8504.40.8500	119) Power supplies for cable networks, that convert 120 V/60 Hz AC input to either 63 V AC or 87 V AC output, each measuring not more than 200 mm by 425 mm by 270 mm and weighing not more than 27.5 kg, containing printed circuit board assemblies, a transformer, and an oil filled capacitor (described in statistical reporting number 8504.40.8500)
8504.40.8500	120) Static converters of a kind used to charge telecommunication apparatus in cars or homes, valued not over $2 each (described in statistical reporting number 8504.40.8500)
8504.40.9580	121) Power adapters for a weather sensor or weather station display (described in statistical reporting number 8504.40.9580)
8504.90.7500	61) Dual layer printed circuit board assemblies, each valued over $30 but not over $35 (described in statistical reporting number 8504.90.7500)
8508.11.0000	122) Robotic vacuum cleaners designed for residential use, each with a self-contained electric motor of a power not exceeding 50 W and dust bag/receptacle capacity not exceeding 1 L, whether or not shipped with accessories (described in statistical reporting number 8508.11.0000)
8508.11.0000	123) Vacuum cleaners, bagless, upright, each with self-contained electric motor of a power not exceeding 1,500 W and having a dust receptacle capacity not exceeding 1 liter (described in statistical reporting number 8508.11.0000)
8511.40.0000	124) Starter motors for internal combustion gasoline engines designed for use in the lawn, automotive, watercraft, motorcycle, industrial and garden industries (described in statistical reporting number 8511.40.0000)
8512.90.2000	125) Projectors ("trumpets") of plastics for air horns (described in statistical reporting number 8512.90.2000)
8514.90.8000	62) Structural components for industrial furnaces (described in statistical reporting number 8514.90.8000)
8516.29.0030	126) Fan-forced portable electric heaters, each with a ceramic heating element (described in statistical reporting number 8516.29.0030)
8516.29.0030	127) Fan-forced, portable electric space heaters, each having a power consumption of not more than 1.5 kW and weighing more than 1.5 kg but not more than 17 kg, whether or not incorporating a humidifier or air filter (described in statistical reporting number 8516.29.0030)
8516.29.0090	128) Electric fireplace inserts and free-standing electric fireplace heaters, rated at 5,000 British thermal units (BTUs) (described in statistical reporting number 8516.29.0090)
8516.29.0090	129) Electric fireplaces, weighing not more than 55 kg (described in statistical reporting number 8516.29.0090)
8516.60.4070	130) Portable countertop air fryers of a kind used for domestic purposes (described in statistical reporting number 8516.60.4070)
8516.80.8000	131) Tubular electric heating resistors (described in statistical reporting number 8516.80.8000)
8517.62.0090	35) Tracking devices, each device measuring not more than 86 mm on a side (if rectangular) or 28 mm in diameter (if circular) and not more than 7.5 mm in thickness, not weighing more than 15 g, designed to be attached to another article and to establish a Bluetooth connection with another device for the purposes of providing relative location information (described in statistical reporting number 8517.62.0090)
8518.22.0000	36) Wireless communication apparatus that can receive audio data to be distributed to wireless speakers (described in statistical reporting number 8518.22.0000)
8524.11.9000 9013.80.9000	37) Liquid crystal display ("LCD") modules, not capable of receiving or processing a broadcast television signal, each with a video display diagonal measuring not more than 191 cm (described in statistical reporting number 9013.80.9000 prior to January 27, 2022, described in statistical reporting number 8524.11.9000 effective January 27, 2022)
8525.60.1010	4) 8525.60.1010
8525.80.3010 8525.81.0000 8525.82.0000 8525.89.3000	134) Digital color video cameras for use with microscopes, each camera with 10 megapixel resolution, weighing not more than 175 g, measuring 63 mm by 37 mm in length, presented with USB cable, reduction lens, eyepiece adapters, software CD and calibration slide (described in statistical reporting number 8525.80.3010 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 8525.81.0000, 8525.82.0000, or 8525.89.3000 effective January 27, 2022)
8525.80.3010 8525.81.0000 8525.82.0000 8525.89.3000	135) Digital color video cameras for use with microscopes, each camera with autofocus, Cmount lens mount, 1080p resolution, weighing not more than 450 g, measuring not more than 67 mm by 67 mm by 81 mm, presented with AC power adapter and power cable (described in statistical reporting number 8525.80.3010 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 8525.81.0000, 8525.82.0000, or 8525.89.3000 effective January 27, 2022)
8525.80.3010 8525.82.0000 8525.89.3000	133) Color video cameras for use with microscopes, each camera with C-mount lens mount, weighing not more than 87 g, measuring not more than 109 mm in length and 31 mm in diameter, presented with a cable measuring not more than 1.5 m in length (described in statistical reporting number 8525.80.3010 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 8525.81.0000, 8525.82.0000, or 8525.89.3000 effective January 27, 2022)
8525.80.3010 8525.83.0000 8525.89.3000	132) Closed-loop, digital, video security systems, each consisting of one 4-, 8- or 16-channel digital video recorder (DVR) that connects via cables to at least 2 but no more than 16 color television cameras in housings of plastics, cables and power adapters, put up for retail sale (described in statistical reporting number 8525.80.3010 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 8525.83.0000 or 8525.89.3000 effective January 27, 2022)
8529.90.1300	38) Television liquid crystal display ("LCD") main board assemblies, each consisting of a printed circuit board containing a television tuner and audio and video components (described in statistical reporting number 8529.90.1300)
8532.22.0085	63) Aluminum electrolytic capacitors, each valued not over $3.20 (described in statistical reporting number 8532.22.0085)
8534.00.0020	136) Printed circuit boards, each with a base wholly of plastics impregnated glass, not flexible, with 4 layers of copper (described in statistical reporting number 8534.00.0020)
8534.00.0020	137) Printed circuit boards, with a base of glass reinforced epoxy laminate material that is compliant with NEMA grade FR-4 fire resistance, not flexible, with 10 layers, designed for use in a flow meter, and measuring not more than 6.35 cm by 6.35 cm by 0.1575 cm (described in statistical reporting number 8534.00.0020)
8534.00.0040	138) Printed circuit boards, each with a base wholly of plastics impregnated glass, not flexible, with 2 layers of copper (described in statistical reporting number 8534.00.0040)
8536.30.8000	21) Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCIs), Appliance Leakage Current Interrupters (ALCIs), Leakage Current Detection Interrupters (LCDIs), and Arc Fault Circuit Interrupters (AFCIs) (described in statistical reporting number 8536.30.8000)
8536.50.7000	22) Electronic AC passive infrared (PIR) motion sensing switches (described in statistical reporting number 8536.50.7000)
8536.50.9025	64) Rotary switches, rated at over 5 A, measuring not more than 5.5 cm by 5.0 cm by 3.4 cm, each with 2 to 8 spade terminals and an actuator shaft with D-shaped cross section (described in statistical reporting number 8536.50.9025)
8536.50.9025	65) Rotary switches, single pole, single throw (SPST), rated at over 5 A, each measuring not more than 14.6 cm by 8.9 cm by 14.1 cm (described in statistical reporting number 8536.50.9025)
8536.50.9065	66) Modular light switches, for a voltage not exceeding 1,000 V, presented in polyethylene terephthalate (PET) housings, designed for use with a backplate (described in statistical reporting number 8536.50.9065)
8536.50.9065	67) Switches designed for use in motor vehicles, driver or passenger activated (described in statistical reporting number 8536.50.9065)
8536.69.4010	68) Coaxial connectors, for a voltage not exceeding 1,000 V, valued over $0.20 but not over $0.30 each (described in statistical reporting number 8536.69.4010)
8536.90.4000	69) Butt splice connectors, for a voltage not exceeding 1,000 V, each valued not over $3 (described in statistical reporting number 8536.90.4000)
8536.90.4000	70) Ring terminals, for a voltage not exceeding 1,000 V (described in statistical reporting number 8536.90.4000)
8536.90.4000	71) Twist-on wire connectors, for a voltage not exceeding 1,000 V, each valued not over $0.03 (described in statistical reporting number 8536.90.4000)
8537.10.9170	139) Gas ignition safety controls, measuring 3.8 to 5.3 cm in height, 6.4 to 10.1 cm in width and 13.2 to 13.9 cm in depth; weighing 160 g to 380 g each; and valued not over $26 each; of a kind used in patio heaters, agricultural heaters or clothes dryers (described in statistical reporting number 8537.10.9170)
8543.30.9080	72) Zinc anodes for use with machines and apparatus for electroplating, electrolysis or electrophoresis (described in statistical reporting number 8543.30.9080)
8543.70.4500	23) Position or speed sensors for motor vehicle transmission systems, each valued not over $12 (described in statistical reporting number 8543.70.4500)
8543.70.4500	24) Wheel speed sensors for anti-lock motor vehicle braking systems, each valued not over $12 (described in statistical reporting number 8543.70.4500)
8543.70.9100	140) Digital sound processing apparatus capable of connecting to a wired or wireless network for the mixing of sound, each capable of mixing 16, 24, 32 or 64 channel, each measuring not more than 17 cm in height, not more than 60 cm in depth, and not more than 83 cm in width (described in statistical reporting number 8543.70.9100)
8543.70.9860 8543.70.9960	25) Apparatus using passive infrared detection sensors designed for turning lights on and off (described in statistical reporting number 8543.70.9960 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 8543.70.9860 effective January 27, 2022)
8543.70.9860 8543.70.9960	27) Robots, programmable, measuring not more than 40 cm high by 22 cm wide by 27 cm deep, incorporating an LCD display, camera and microphone but without "hands" (described in statistical reporting number 8543.70.9960 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 8543.70.9860 effective January 27, 2022)
8543.70.9960 8543.70.9860	26) Liquid leak detectors (described in statistical reporting number 8543.70.9960 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 8543.70.9860 effective January 27, 2022)
8544.42.2000	141) Insulated electric conductors for a voltage not exceeding 1,000 V, fitted with connectors of a kind used for telecommunications, each valued over $0.35 but not over $2 (described in statistical reporting number 8544.42.2000)
8544.42.9010	142) Extension cords of copper wire with polyvinyl chloride (PVC) sheaths, for a voltage not exceeding 1,000 V, each measuring at least 9 m but not longer than 16 m in length, with National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) type 5-15P plug on one end and NEMA type 5-15R receptacle on the other (described in statistical reporting number 8544.42.9010)
8544.42.9090	143) Extension cords of copper wire with polyvinyl chloride (PVC) sheaths, for a voltage not exceeding 1,000 V, each measuring at least 4 m but not longer than 16 m in length, with National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) type TT-30P plug on one end and NEMA type TT-30R receptacle on the other or NEMA type 14-50P plug on one end and NEMA type 14-50R receptacle on the other, with handles on each end in the shape of loops (described in statistical reporting number 8544.42.9090)
8544.42.9090	144) Insulated conductors, not of a kind used for telecommunications, for a voltage not exceeding 1,000 V, each with polyvinyl chloride (PVC) covers and connectors at each end in bundles of 3, 5 or 6 for use in connecting patients to monitoring devices (described in statistical reporting number 8544.42.9090)
8544.42.9090	145) Junction box assemblies, of a kind used in solar panels, incorporating three bypass diodes and two insulated cables fitted with connectors, for a voltage not more than 1,000 V (described in statistical reporting number 8544.42.9090)
8544.60.6000	28) Monopolar conductors for a voltage exceeding 1,000 V, other than of copper and not fitted with connectors (described in statistical reporting number 8544.60.6000)
8546.90.0000	146) Electrical insulators ("wire nuts") of plastics and steel (described in statistical reporting number 8546.90.0000)
8607.21.1000	5) 8607.21.1000
8607.30.1000	29) Follower block plates, designed for use with buffering/cushioning systems of freight railcars of heading 8606 (described in statistical reporting number 8607.30.1000)
8708.29.5060 8708.29.5160	147) Tire carrier attachments, roof racks, fender liners, side protective attachments, the foregoing of steel (described in statistical reporting number 8708.29.5060 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 8708.29.5160 effective January 27, 2022)
8708.30.5090	148) Guide pins and guide bolts designed for use in brakes and servo-brakes of subheading 8708.30 (described in statistical reporting number 8708.30.5090)
8708.40.7570	149) Flange forgings of Society of Automotive Engineers (“SAE”) 1035 carbon steel (described in statistical reporting number 8708.40.7570)
8708.40.7570	150) Hub forgings of Society of Automotive Engineers (“SAE”) 1035 carbon steel (described in statistical reporting number 8708.40.7570)
8708.40.7570	151) Park gear blanks of Society of Automotive Engineers (“SAE”) 1520 carbon steel (described in statistical reporting number 8708.40.7570)
8708.40.7570	152) Stator shafts of Stahlwerk Annahutte ZF34C grade carbon steel (described in statistical reporting number 8708.40.7570)
8708.50.8500	16) 8708.50.8500
8708.99.6890	153) Front output shafts of Society of Automotive Engineers ("SAE") 1045 carbon steel suitable for use in automatic transmission systems for passenger motor vehicles (described in statistical reporting number 8708.99.6890)
8708.99.8180	154) Hitches receivers of steel, not suitable for towing applications, each receiver to be clamped onto the rear bumper of a recreational vehicle, such bumpers being square in section and measuring not more than 102 mm on a side (described in statistical reporting number 8708.99.8180)
8711.10.0000	30) Motorcycles (including mopeds), with reciprocating internal combustion piston engine of a cylinder capacity not exceeding 50 cc, valued not over $500 each (described in statistical reporting number 8711.10.0000)
8711.60.0000 8711.60.0050 8711.60.0090	31) Motorcycles with electric power for propulsion, each of a power not exceeding 1,000 W (described in statistical reporting numbers 8711.60.0050 or 8711.60.0090, effective July 1, 2019; described in statistical reporting number 8711.60.0000, effective prior to July 1, 2019)
8712.00.1510	17) 8712.00.1510
8712.00.1520	18) 8712.00.1520
8712.00.1550	19) 8712.00.1550
8712.00.2500	155) Bicycles, not motorized, each having aluminum- or magnesium- alloy wheels both measuring more than 69 cm but not more than 71 cm in diameter, tires of crosssectional diameter of 3.5 cm, aluminum frame, a polyurethane/carbon fiber cord drive belt, 3-, 7- or 12-speed rear hub and twist shifter (described in statistical reporting number 8712.00.2500)
8712.00.2500	156) Single-speed bicycles having both wheels exceeding 63.5 cm in diameter, weighing less than 16.3 kg without accessories and not designed for use with tires having a crosssectional diameter exceeding 4.13 cm (described in statistical reporting number 8712.00.2500)
8712.00.3500	157) Bicycles, not motorized, having both wheels exceeding 63.5 cm in diameter, each having no more than three speeds and a coaster brake (described in statistical reporting number 8712.00.3500)
8714.91.3000	158) Bicycle frames, of carbon fiber, valued not over $600 each (described in statistical reporting number 8714.91.3000)
8716.40.0000	159) Wheeled trailers suitable for towing behind an adult bicycle, each comprising a frame of aluminum with a hitch mechanism, weighing not more than 17.5 kg, with a capacity of not more than 46 kg, with those trailers designated for carrying children meeting ASTM International standard F1975 (described in statistical reporting number 8716.40.0000)
8716.90.3000	160) Casters, with diameter (including, where appropriate, tires) of 20 cm or more but not over 23 cm (described in statistical reporting number 8716.90.3000)
9004.90.0000 9004.90.0010 9004.90.0090	39) Protective Articles (described in statistical reporting number 9004.90.0000 prior to January 1, 2021; described in statistical reporting number 9004.90.0010 or 9004.90.0090 effective January 1, 2021)
9005.10.0040	40) Prism binoculars, other than for use with infrared light, comprising a plastic, aluminum or magnesium alloy body with a rubber jacket, with magnification ranging from at least 4X but not more than 22X and aperture ranging from at least 21 mm but not more than 56 mm (described in statistical reporting number 9005.10.0040)
9011.10.8000	73) Stereoscopic microscopes, not provided with a means for photographing the image, valued not over $500 per unit (described in statistical reporting number 9011.10.8000)
9011.80.0000	161) Compound binocular optical microscopes (other than stereoscopic microscopes and microscopes for photomicrography, cinemicrography or microprojection), each with magnification of 40X or more but not exceeding 1,000X, weighing not more than 3 kg (described in statistical reporting number 9011.80.0000)
9011.80.0000	162) Compound optical microscopes (other than stereoscopic microscopes and microscopes for photomicrography, cinemicrography or microprojection), each with magnification of 40X or more but not exceeding 400X, weighing not more than 15 kg (described in statistical reporting number 9011.80.0000)
9011.90.0000	74) Adapter rings, tubes and extension sleeves, stands and arm assemblies, stages and gliding tables, eyeguards and focusing racks, all the foregoing designed for use with compound optical microscopes (described in statistical reporting number 9011.90.0000)
9014.80.2000	75) Depth-sounding apparatus, each valued not over $50 (described in statistical reporting number 9014.80.2000)
9015.80.8080	76) Weather station sets, each consisting of a monitoring display and outdoor weather sensors, having a transmission range of not over 140 m and valued not over $50 per set (described in statistical reporting number 9015.80.8080)
9015.90.0190	163) Parts and accessories of meteorological instruments and appliances, each consisting of a wind vane made of plastics and base metal weighing no more than 25 g (described in statistical reporting number 9015.90.0190)
9015.90.0190	164) Parts and accessories of meteorological instruments and appliances, each consisting of an assembly comprising 3 rotating wind cups, bearings, an internal aspirating fan and one or more solar panels (described in statistical reporting number 9015.90.0190)
9015.90.0190	165) Parts and accessories of meteorological instruments and appliances, each consisting of an assembly made of plastic and metal comprising 3 wind cups weighing no more than 35 g (described in statistical reporting number 9015.90.0190)
9018.19.9560	77) Bismuth germanate crystals with set dimensional and surface finish requirements and used as a detection element in Positron Emission Tomography (PET) detectors (described in statistical reporting number 9018.19.9560)
9018.19.9560	78) Parts and accessories of capnography monitors (described in statistical reporting number 9018.19.9560)
9018.90.6000	79) Electrosurgical cautery pencils with electrical connectors (described in statistical reporting number 9018.90.6000)
9022.12.0000	80) Combined positron emission tomography/computed tomography (PET/CT) scanners which utilize multiple PET gantries (frames) on a common base (described in statistical reporting number 9022.12.0000)
9022.14.0000	81) Radiation therapy systems, each encased by steel-based structural shell with gantry cover comprising three pairs of plastics-based panels (described in statistical reporting number 9022.14.0000)
9022.90.2500	82) X-ray tables (described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.2500)
9022.90.4000	83) X-ray tube housings and parts thereof (described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.4000)
9022.90.6000	84) Multi-leaf collimators of radiotherapy systems based on the use of X-ray (described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.6000)
9022.90.6000	85) Printed circuit board assemblies, of a kind designed for use in X-ray apparatus (described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.6000)
9022.90.6000	86) Vertical stands specially designed to support, contain or adjust the movement of X-ray digital detectors, or the X-ray tube and collimator in complete X-ray diagnostic systems (described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.6000)
9025.19.8010 9025.19.8020 9025.19.8040	32) Digital clinical thermometers (described in statistical reporting number 9025.19.8040 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 9025.19.8010 or 9025.19.8020 effective July 1, 2020)
9025.19.8010 9025.19.8020 9025.19.8040 9025.19.8040	33) Digital clinical thermometers, valued not over $11 each (described in statistical reporting number 9025.19.8040 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 9025.19.8010 or 9025.19.8020 effective July 1, 2020)
9025.90.0600	166) Metal casings for, and metal parts of, thermometers of subheading 9025.11.40 designed for use in heating, ventilation and air conditioning (“HVAC”) equipment (described in statistical reporting number 9025.90.0600)
9027.10.2000	34) Portable, wireless enabled, electrical gas monitors (described in statistical reporting number 9027.10.2000)
9027.90.5650	87) Inoculator sets of plastics, each consisting of a plate with multiple wells, a display tray, and a lid; when assembled, the set measuring 105 mm or more but not exceeding 108 mm in width, 138 mm or more but not exceeding 140 mm in depth, and 6.5 mm or less in thickness (described in statistical reporting number 9027.90.5650)
9029.10.8000	167) Hand-held card counters, each consisting of a plastic case containing a circuit board, rechargeable battery and controls, weighing less than 1 kg (described in statistical reporting number 9029.10.8000)
9030.90.4600	6) 9030.90.4600
9032.10.0030	88) Thermostats designed for air conditioning or heating systems, not designed to connect to the internet, the foregoing designed for wall mounting (described in statistical reporting number 9032.10.0030)
9032.89.4000	89) Battery balancers designed for regulating voltage across batteries, other than for 6, 12 or 24 volt systems (described in statistical reporting number 9032.89.4000)
9106.90.8500	168) 60-minute mechanical count-down kitchen timers (described in statistical reporting number 9106.90.8500)
9401.61.6011	169) Upholstered seats with wooden frames other than chairs, not of cane, osier, bamboo or similar materials, each measuring at least 144 cm but no more than 214 cm in width, at least 81 cm but no more than 89 cm in height and at least 81 cm but not more than 163 cm in depth (described in statistical reporting number 9401.61.6011)
9401.71.0031	170) Stackable upholstered metal chairs for religious worship settings, capable of interlocking with each other, each with attached holders and racks (described in statistical reporting number 9401.71.0031)
9401.71.0031	171) Unassembled upholstered chairs with metal frames, other than household chairs, with seats and backs having a shell of plastics or wood and measuring at least 48 cm but not more than 61 cm in width (described in statistical reporting number 9401.71.0031)
9401.79.0035	172) Hunting stands of steel or aluminum (including ladder stands, pod stands, hang-on stands and climbing stands), each of which allows one or more hunters to ascend to a height and sit while waiting for game animals to appear (described in statistical reporting number 9401.79.0035)
9401.79.0050	173) Unassembled non-upholstered chairs with metal frames (other than household chairs) with seats and backs having a shell of plastics or wood and measuring at least 48 cm but not more than 61 cm in width (described in statistical reporting number 9401.79.0050)
9401.90.1085 9401.91.1500 9401.99.1085	41) Parts of child safety seats (described in statistical reporting number 9401.90.1085 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 9401.91.1500 or 9401.99.1085 effective January 27, 2022)
9401.90.4080 9401.91.9090	174) Parts of chairs of unfinished plywood, including bodies, legs and arms (described in statistical reporting number 9401.90.4080 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 9401.91.9090 effective January 27, 2022)
9401.90.5081 9401.99.9081	175) Bench frames of cast aluminum, each measuring at least 42 cm but not more than 79 cm in height, and at least 52 cm but not more than 62 cm in width (described in statistical reporting number 9401.90.5081 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 9401.99.9081 effective January 27, 2022)
9401.90.5081 9401.99.9081	176) Chair frames of metal, each with integral bookshelf, capable of being stacked (described in statistical reporting number 9401.90.5081 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 9401.99.9081 effective January 27, 2022)
9401.90.5081 9401.99.9081	177) Foot assemblies of base metal and rubber, designed for folding chairs (described in statistical reporting number 9401.90.5081 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 9401.99.9081 effective January 27, 2022)
9403.20.0050	178) Household furniture of metal and high-pressure laminated bamboo (other than ironing boards, furniture for infants or children or bed frames) (described in statistical reporting number 9403.20.0050)
9403.20.0080 9403.20.0081 9403.20.0082	180) Display racks of powder coated steel, whether or not on casters, whether or not with LED lighting, each measuring at least 60 cm but not more than 125 cm in length, at least 60 cm but not more than 125 cm in width and at least 130 cm but not more than 225 cm in height, with slanted shelves with a lip at the front edge of each that measures 3 cm or more in height (described in statistical reporting number 9403.20.0080 prior to July 1, 2019; described in statistical reporting number 9403.20.0081 effective July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 9403.20.0082 effective July 1, 2022)
9403.20.0081 9403.20.0082	179) Adjustable wire shelving units of steel, other than for household use, comprising vertical poles, foot caps or casters, clips and shelves, each when fully assembled measuring at least 35 cm or more but not more than 183 m in width, at least 35 cm but not more than 77 cm in depth, and at least 137 cm but not more than 183 cm in height (described in statistical reporting number 9403.20.0081 prior to July 1, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 9403.20.0082 effective July 1, 2022)
9403.20.0090	181) Foldable tables with frames of steel and/or aluminum, each measuring 25 cm or more but not over 156 cm in length, 30 cm or more but not over 80 cm in width and 37 cm or more but not over 113 cm in height, with a tabletop surface of aluminum (described in statistical reporting number 9403.20.0090)
9403.82.0015	182) Household furniture of high-pressure laminated bamboo, other than babies' or children's furniture (described in statistical reporting number 9403.82.0015)
9403.90.6005 9403.99.5005	183) Baby crib liners, each composed of two pieces of multi-layer warp polyester knit mesh without any padding, one measuring no more than 29 cm by 283 cm and the other measuring no more than 29 cm by 210 cm (described in statistical reporting number 9403.90.6005 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 9403.99.5005 effective January 27, 2022)
9404.90.1000	42) Pillow shells of cotton, each filled with goose or duck down (described in statistical reporting number 9404.90.1000)”
9405.40.8440 9405.42.8440	185) Flexible strips, each having embedded light-emitting diodes electrically connected to a molded electrical end connector, each strip wound onto a reel measuring not more than 25 cm in diameter and not more than 1.5 cm in width (described in statistical reporting number 9405.40.8440 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 9405.42.8440 effective January 27, 2022)
9405.42.8440 9405.42.8440	184) Flameless pillar candles with LED lamps powered by batteries, each measuring at least 7.6 cm but not more than 20 cm in diameter and having a wax exterior (described in statistical reporting number 9405.40.8440 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 9405.42.8440 effective January 27, 2022)
9405.50.4000	186) Garden, patio and table top wick burning torches for outdoor use (described in statistical reporting number 9405.50.4000)
9405.99.4090	187) Lamp shades of fabric over metal frame (described in statistical reporting number 9405.99.4090)
9005.10.0040	40) Prism binoculars, other than for use with infrared light, comprising a plastic, aluminum or magnesium alloy body with a rubber jacket, with magnification ranging from at least 4X but not more than 22X and aperture ranging from at least 21 mm but not more than 56 mm (described in statistical reporting number 9005.10.0040)
9011.10.8000	73) Stereoscopic microscopes, not provided with a means for photographing the image, valued not over $500 per unit (described in statistical reporting number 9011.10.8000)
9011.80.0000	161) Compound binocular optical microscopes (other than stereoscopic microscopes and microscopes for photomicrography, cinemicrography or microprojection), each with magnification of 40X or more but not exceeding 1,000X, weighing not more than 3 kg (described in statistical reporting number 9011.80.0000)
9011.80.0000	162) Compound optical microscopes (other than stereoscopic microscopes and microscopes for photomicrography, cinemicrography or microprojection), each with magnification of 40X or more but not exceeding 400X, weighing not more than 15 kg (described in statistical reporting number 9011.80.0000)
9011.80.0000	(25)Compound binocular optical microscopes (other than stereoscopic microscopesand microscopes for photomicrography, cinemicrography or microprojection),each with magnification of 40X or more but not exceeding 1,000X, weighingnot more than 3 kg (described in statistical reporting number 9011.80.0000)
9011.80.0000	(26)Compound optical microscopes (other than stereoscopic microscopes andmicroscopes for photomicrography, cinemicrography or microprojection), eachwith magnification of 40X or more but not exceeding 400X, weighing not morethan 15 kg (described in statistical reporting number 9011.80.0000)
9011.90.0000	74) Adapter rings, tubes and extension sleeves, stands and arm assemblies, stages and gliding tables, eyeguards and focusing racks, all the foregoing designed for use with compound optical microscopes (described in statistical reporting number 9011.90.0000)
9014.80.2000	75) Depth-sounding apparatus, each valued not over $50 (described in statistical reporting number 9014.80.2000)
9015.80.8080	76) Weather station sets, each consisting of a monitoring display and outdoor weather sensors, having a transmission range of not over 140 m and valued not over $50 per set (described in statistical reporting number 9015.80.8080)
9015.90.0190	163) Parts and accessories of meteorological instruments and appliances, each consisting of a wind vane made of plastics and base metal weighing no more than 25 g (described in statistical reporting number 9015.90.0190)
9015.90.0190	164) Parts and accessories of meteorological instruments and appliances, each consisting of an assembly comprising 3 rotating wind cups, bearings, an internal aspirating fan and one or more solar panels (described in statistical reporting number 9015.90.0190)
9015.90.0190	165) Parts and accessories of meteorological instruments and appliances, each consisting of an assembly made of plastic and metal comprising 3 wind cups weighing no more than 35 g (described in statistical reporting number 9015.90.0190)
9018.11.9000	(3) Disposable electrocardiograph (ECG) electrodes (described in statisticalreporting number 9018.11.9000)
9018.12.0000	(4) Ultrasonic scanning apparatus, each having dimensions not exceeding 122 cmby 77 cm by 127 cm, whether or not presented with transducer (described instatistical reporting number 9018.12.0000)
9018.19.9530	(5) Blood pressure monitors suitable for use by medical professionals (described instatistical reporting number 9018.19.9530)
9018.19.9550	(6) Digital peak flow meters suitable for use by medical professionals (described instatistical reporting number 9018.19.9550)
9018.19.9550	(7) Fingertip pulse oximeters suitable for use by medical professionals (described in statistical reporting number 9018.19.9550)
9018.19.9560	77) Bismuth germanate crystals with set dimensional and surface finish requirements and used as a detection element in Positron Emission Tomography (PET) detectors (described in statistical reporting number 9018.19.9560)
9018.19.9560	78) Parts and accessories of capnography monitors (described in statistical reporting number 9018.19.9560)
9018.19.9560	(8) Bismuth germanate crystals with set dimensional and surface finish requirements and used as a detection element in Positron Emission Tomography(PET) detectors (described in statistical reporting number 9018.19.9560)
9018.19.9560	(9) Magnetic resonance imaging ("MRI") patient enclosure devices, eachincorporating radio frequency and gradient coils (described in statisticalreporting number 9018.19.9560)
9018.19.9560	(10)Parts and accessories of capnography monitors (described in statistical reportingnumber 9018.19.9560)
9018.19.9560	(11)Disposable surface electrodes for Intra-operative neuromonitoring (“IONM”)systems, each composed of a surface electrode pad, an insulated wire, and astandard DIN 42802 connector (described in statistical reporting number9018.19.9560)
9018.90.2000	(12)Otoscopes (described in statistical reporting number 9018.90.2000)
9018.90.3000	(13)Anesthesia masks (described in statistical reporting number 9018.90.3000)
9018.90.3000	(14)Anesthetic instruments and appliances suitable for use in medical or surgicalsciences, and parts and accessories of the foregoing (described in statisticalreporting number 9018.90.3000)
9018.90.6000	79) Electrosurgical cautery pencils with electrical connectors (described in statistical reporting number 9018.90.6000)
9018.90.6000	(15)Electrosurgical cautery pencils with electrical connectors (described in statisticalreporting number 9018.90.6000)
9018.90.7580	(16)Printed circuit board assemblies designed for use in displaying operationalperformance of medical infusion equipment (described in statistical reportingnumber 9018.90.7580)
9022.12.0000	80) Combined positron emission tomography/computed tomography (PET/CT) scanners which utilize multiple PET gantries (frames) on a common base (described in statistical reporting number 9022.12.0000)
9022.12.0000	(17)Combined positron emission tomography/computed tomography (PET/CT)scanners which utilize multiple PET gantries (frames) on a common base(described in statistical reporting number 9022.12.0000)
9022.14.0000	81) Radiation therapy systems, each encased by steel-based structural shell with gantry cover comprising three pairs of plastics-based panels (described in statistical reporting number 9022.14.0000)
9022.90.2500	82) X-ray tables (described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.2500)
9022.90.2500	(18)X-ray tables (described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.2500)
9022.90.4000	83) X-ray tube housings and parts thereof (described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.4000)
9022.90.4000	(19)X-ray tube housings and parts thereof (described in statistical reporting number9022.90.4000)
9022.90.6000	84) Multi-leaf collimators of radiotherapy systems based on the use of X-ray (described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.6000)
9022.90.6000	85) Printed circuit board assemblies, of a kind designed for use in X-ray apparatus (described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.6000)
9022.90.6000	86) Vertical stands specially designed to support, contain or adjust the movement of X-ray digital detectors, or the X-ray tube and collimator in complete X-ray diagnostic systems (described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.6000)
9022.90.6000	(20)Multi-leaf collimators of radiotherapy systems based on the use of X-ray(described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.6000)
9022.90.6000	(21)Parts and accessories, of metal, for mobile X-ray apparatus (described instatistical reporting number 9022.90.6000)
9022.90.6000	(22)Vertical stands specially designed to support, contain or adjust the movement ofX-ray digital detectors, or the X-ray tube and collimator in complete X-raydiagnostic systems (described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.6000)
9022.90.9500	(23)Thermoplastic masks of polycaprolactone for the use of immobilizing patients,during the use of alpha, beta or gamma radiations, for radiography orradiotherapy (described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.9500)
9025.19.8010	(1) 9025.19.8010
9025.19.8010 9025.19.8020 9025.19.8040	32) Digital clinical thermometers (described in statistical reporting number 9025.19.8040 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 9025.19.8010 or 9025.19.8020 effective July 1, 2020)
9025.19.8010 9025.19.8020 9025.19.8040 9025.19.8040	33) Digital clinical thermometers, valued not over $11 each (described in statistical reporting number 9025.19.8040 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 9025.19.8010 or 9025.19.8020 effective July 1, 2020)
9025.19.8020	(2) 9025.19.8020
9025.19.8060	(3) 9025.19.8060
9025.19.8085	(4) 9025.19.8085
9025.90.0600	166) Metal casings for, and metal parts of, thermometers of subheading 9025.11.40 designed for use in heating, ventilation and air conditioning (“HVAC”) equipment (described in statistical reporting number 9025.90.0600)
9027.10.2000	34) Portable, wireless enabled, electrical gas monitors (described in statistical reporting number 9027.10.2000)
9027.90.5650	87) Inoculator sets of plastics, each consisting of a plate with multiple wells, a display tray, and a lid; when assembled, the set measuring 105 mm or more but not exceeding 108 mm in width, 138 mm or more but not exceeding 140 mm in depth, and 6.5 mm or less in thickness (described in statistical reporting number 9027.90.5650)
9027.90.5650	(24)Inoculator sets of plastics, each consisting of a plate with multiple wells, adisplay tray, and a lid; when assembled, the set measuring 105 mm or more butnot exceeding 108 mm in width, 138 mm or more but not exceeding 140 mm indepth, and 6.5 mm or less in thickness (described in statistical reporting number9027.90.5650)
9029.10.8000	167) Hand-held card counters, each consisting of a plastic case containing a circuit board, rechargeable battery and controls, weighing less than 1 kg (described in statistical reporting number 9029.10.8000)
9030.90.4600	6) 9030.90.4600
9032.10.0030	88) Thermostats designed for air conditioning or heating systems, not designed to connect to the internet, the foregoing designed for wall mounting (described in statistical reporting number 9032.10.0030)
9032.89.4000	89) Battery balancers designed for regulating voltage across batteries, other than for 6, 12 or 24 volt systems (described in statistical reporting number 9032.89.4000)
9106.90.8500	168) 60-minute mechanical count-down kitchen timers (described in statistical reporting number 9106.90.8500)
9401.61.6011	169) Upholstered seats with wooden frames other than chairs, not of cane, osier, bamboo or similar materials, each measuring at least 144 cm but no more than 214 cm in width, at least 81 cm but no more than 89 cm in height and at least 81 cm but not more than 163 cm in depth (described in statistical reporting number 9401.61.6011)
9401.71.0031	170) Stackable upholstered metal chairs for religious worship settings, capable of interlocking with each other, each with attached holders and racks (described in statistical reporting number 9401.71.0031)
9401.71.0031	171) Unassembled upholstered chairs with metal frames, other than household chairs, with seats and backs having a shell of plastics or wood and measuring at least 48 cm but not more than 61 cm in width (described in statistical reporting number 9401.71.0031)
9401.79.0035	172) Hunting stands of steel or aluminum (including ladder stands, pod stands, hang-on stands and climbing stands), each of which allows one or more hunters to ascend to a height and sit while waiting for game animals to appear (described in statistical reporting number 9401.79.0035)
9401.79.0050	173) Unassembled non-upholstered chairs with metal frames (other than household chairs) with seats and backs having a shell of plastics or wood and measuring at least 48 cm but not more than 61 cm in width (described in statistical reporting number 9401.79.0050)
9401.90.1085 9401.91.1500 9401.99.1085	41) Parts of child safety seats (described in statistical reporting number 9401.90.1085 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 9401.91.1500 or 9401.99.1085 effective January 27, 2022)
9401.90.4080 9401.91.9090	174) Parts of chairs of unfinished plywood, including bodies, legs and arms (described in statistical reporting number 9401.90.4080 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 9401.91.9090 effective January 27, 2022)
9401.90.5081 9401.99.9081	175) Bench frames of cast aluminum, each measuring at least 42 cm but not more than 79 cm in height, and at least 52 cm but not more than 62 cm in width (described in statistical reporting number 9401.90.5081 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 9401.99.9081 effective January 27, 2022)
9401.90.5081 9401.99.9081	176) Chair frames of metal, each with integral bookshelf, capable of being stacked (described in statistical reporting number 9401.90.5081 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 9401.99.9081 effective January 27, 2022)
9401.90.5081 9401.99.9081	177) Foot assemblies of base metal and rubber, designed for folding chairs (described in statistical reporting number 9401.90.5081 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 9401.99.9081 effective January 27, 2022)
9403.20.0050	178) Household furniture of metal and high-pressure laminated bamboo (other than ironing boards, furniture for infants or children or bed frames) (described in statistical reporting number 9403.20.0050)
9403.20.0080 9403.20.0081 9403.20.0082	180) Display racks of powder coated steel, whether or not on casters, whether or not with LED lighting, each measuring at least 60 cm but not more than 125 cm in length, at least 60 cm but not more than 125 cm in width and at least 130 cm but not more than 225 cm in height, with slanted shelves with a lip at the front edge of each that measures 3 cm or more in height (described in statistical reporting number 9403.20.0080 prior to July 1, 2019; described in statistical reporting number 9403.20.0081 effective July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 9403.20.0082 effective July 1, 2022)
9403.20.0081 9403.20.0082	179) Adjustable wire shelving units of steel, other than for household use, comprising vertical poles, foot caps or casters, clips and shelves, each when fully assembled measuring at least 35 cm or more but not more than 183 m in width, at least 35 cm but not more than 77 cm in depth, and at least 137 cm but not more than 183 cm in height (described in statistical reporting number 9403.20.0081 prior to July 1, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 9403.20.0082 effective July 1, 2022)
9403.20.0090	181) Foldable tables with frames of steel and/or aluminum, each measuring 25 cm or more but not over 156 cm in length, 30 cm or more but not over 80 cm in width and 37 cm or more but not over 113 cm in height, with a tabletop surface of aluminum (described in statistical reporting number 9403.20.0090)
9403.82.0015	182) Household furniture of high-pressure laminated bamboo, other than babies' or children's furniture (described in statistical reporting number 9403.82.0015)
9403.90.6005 9403.99.5005	183) Baby crib liners, each composed of two pieces of multi-layer warp polyester knit mesh without any padding, one measuring no more than 29 cm by 283 cm and the other measuring no more than 29 cm by 210 cm (described in statistical reporting number 9403.90.6005 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 9403.99.5005 effective January 27, 2022)
9404.90.1000	42) Pillow shells of cotton, each filled with goose or duck down (described in statistical reporting number 9404.90.1000)”
9405.40.8440 9405.42.8440	185) Flexible strips, each having embedded light-emitting diodes electrically connected to a molded electrical end connector, each strip wound onto a reel measuring not more than 25 cm in diameter and not more than 1.5 cm in width (described in statistical reporting number 9405.40.8440 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 9405.42.8440 effective January 27, 2022)
9405.42.8440 9405.42.8440	184) Flameless pillar candles with LED lamps powered by batteries, each measuring at least 7.6 cm but not more than 20 cm in diameter and having a wax exterior (described in statistical reporting number 9405.40.8440 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 9405.42.8440 effective January 27, 2022)
9405.50.4000	186) Garden, patio and table top wick burning torches for outdoor use (described in statistical reporting number 9405.50.4000)
9405.99.4090	187) Lamp shades of fabric over metal frame (described in statistical reporting number 9405.99.4090)
9004.90.0000 9004.90.0010 9004.90.0090	(22)Protective Articles (described in statistical reporting number 9004.90.0000 prior to January 1, 2021; described in statistical reporting number 9004.90.0010 or 9004.90.0090 effective January 1, 2021)”.

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Import Restrictions on Certain New Zealand Fish and Fish Products

Updated: Dec.23, 2022

Per CSMS #54241684 - Import Restrictions on Certain New Zealand Fish and Fish Products & CSMS#54456976 Import Restrictions on Certain New Zealand Fish and Fish Products:

In response to the United States Court of International Trade order (Slip Op. 22-130) and in cooperation with the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS), the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is imposing immediate import restrictions on fish and fish products from the New Zealand inshore set net and trawl fisheries deployed in the range of the Maui dolphin, a marine mammal species endemic to the on the west coast of the North Island.

Prohibited Fish & Fish Products

This action prohibits the importation into the United States from New Zealand of all snapper, tarakihi, spotted dogfish, trevally, warehou, hoki, barracouta, mullet, and gurnard fish and fish products harvested by set nets and trawls in the inshore fisheries of the west coast of New Zealand’s North Island within the Maui dolphin’s geographic range.

Certification of Admissibility

To effectuate the court order, snapper, tarakihi, spotted dogfish, trevally, warehou, hoki, barracouta, mullet, and gurnard fish and fish products imported into the United States under the nnruk2dev.wpengine.com/2022/12/import-restrictions-on-certain-new-zealand-fish-and-fish-products/#HTS">HTS codes listed below, caught with a set net or trawl within the Maui dolphin range, are prohibited from entry into the United States unless accompanied by Certification of Admissibility that the fish or fish products are not of the designated species, were derived from fisheries using other gear, or derived from fisheries operated in other areas.

NMFS has worked with the Government of New Zealand to establish Certification of Admissibility procedures and additional details on documenting inbound shipments have been published on the NMFS website listed below. Either the NMFS-issued Certification of Admissibility form (OMB Control # 0648-0651) or the New Zealand-issued form US350 Certification of Admissibility may be used to validate that the inbound shipment/consignment is not subject to the court-ordered trade restriction.

NMFS does not require that all data fields are completed on the New Zealand issued US350 form, provided there is sufficient information to determine that the consignment contains fish that are not subject to the embargo. For example, if the fish species in the consignment as identified on the New Zealand form US350 is not within the scope of the embargo, other data fields (e.g., fishing gear, vessel names) may indicate “not applicable”.

NMFS advises that U.S. importers consult with New Zealand exporters regarding the species in the consignment, the appropriate HTS code for U.S. entry filing, and the version of the form (U.S. or New Zealand) to be used to certify admissibility in response to the court order.

Authorized Vessels

For the purposes of enforcing the court-ordered ban, the west coast of North Island inshore set net and trawl fisheries are designated as vessels less than or equal to 46 meters length overall that are authorized for fishing by the government of New Zealand and that operate in Fishery Management Area 8 and Fishery Management Area 9. See this web link for information on New Zealand’s delineation of fishery management areas: https://niwa.co.nz/media-gallery/detail/109673/42525

Restrictions are effective December 5, 2022.

References

Instructions for Certification of Admissibility Form

More information will be is available online: https://www.fisheries.noaa.gov/foreign/marine-mammal-protection/seafood-import-restrictions#new-zealand

Federal Register Notice: Import Restrictions: Certification of Admissibility for Certain Fish Products from New Zealand

Contact information for questions should be sent to: trademonitoring.support@noaa.gov.

Harmonized Tariff Schedule numbers prohibited entry into the United States from New Zealand:

0302490000

0302591100

0302595090

0302810011

0302810091

0302891140

0302895058

0302895077

0302920000

0302990000

0303590000

0303660000

0303690000

0303810011

0303810091

0303890049

0303890067

0303890080

0303920000

0303990000

0304440030

0304440090

0304470000

0304530030

0304530090

0304560000

0304590091

0304741000

0304745000

0304791090

0304795000

0304880000

0304895050

0304895091

0304951005

0304951015

0304951090

0304959000

0304960000

0305320090

0305396180

0305494045

0305530000

0305540000

0305590001

0305691021

0305691041

0305695001

0305696001

0305710000

0305790000

1604174000

1604175000

1604176000

1604178000

1604181000

1604189000

1604192200

1604193200

1604194100

1604195100

1604196100

1604198200

1604201000

1604201500

1604202000

1604202500

1604203000

1604204000

1604205010

1604205090

1604206010

1604206090

1605200510

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Postal Code for Chinese Origin Goods Requirement

Updated March 20, 2023

Effective March 18th, 2023, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) will require a Chinese postal code data element declared as part of the Manufacturer Identification Number (MID) for goods made in China.

The new requirement is intended to provide early notification to importers that their goods may have been produced in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region (XUAR). Goods produced in XUAR are subject to Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) which automatically presumes the goods were made with forced labor.

A valid postal code will be required when the manufacturer's country of origin is reported as China.

Importers will be notified if:

The postal code provided is not a valid Chinese postal code, or
When an Uyghur region postal code has been provided.

All goods originating in XUAR are subject to detention upon arrival into the U.S.

Preparing for the New Requirement

Importers can prepare for the new requirement by verifying a valid Chinese postal code is included as part of the address listed on commercial documents for Chinese manufacturers and suppliers.

Can a Third-Party Seller or Invoice Party be used as the Manufacturer Identifier if the Country of Origin of the Product is China?

It depends. If the product is textile (19 CFR 102.23(a)) or has other agency requirements that mandate the actual manufacturer to be declared at time of entry, then the actual manufacturer name and address must be used. If no such requirement exists, then you may use the third-party seller or invoicing party as the manufacturer identifier.

What if my Supplier or Manufacturer's Postal Code is Located in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region?

Your customs broker will receive a warning message and should notify you about the rebuttable presumption established by UFLPA.

Importers may request an exception to the rebuttable presumption from CBP during a detention, after an exclusion, or during the seizure process as described in the UFLPA Operational Guidance for Importers on Page 9. Importers may also submit information that the UFLPA is not in fact applicable to the imports that have been detained, excluded, or seized.

What Happens if Goods are Detained?

Shipments flagged due to a postal code located in the XUAR will be detained by U.S. Customs.

Importers will need to prove to CBP that their goods were not made with forced labor. See nnruk2dev.wpengine.com/2023/02/new-resources-for-prevention-act/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">new resources posted by U.S. Customs for additional information.

Importers may also request an exception to the rebuttable presumption from CBP during detention, after an exclusion, or during the seizure process as described in the UFLPA Operational Guidance for Importers on page 9: UFLPA Operational Guidance for Importers | U.S. Customs and Border Protection (cbp.gov)

What is UFLPA?

The Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act establishes a rebuttable presumption that the importation of any goods, wares, articles and merchandise mined, produced, or manufactured wholly or in part in Xinjiang, or mined, produced, or manufactured by certain entities on the UFLPA Entity List, is prohibited by 19 U.S.C. § 1307, and that such goods, wares, articles, and merchandise are not entitled to entry into the United States.

Additional Information

CBP Trade User Information Notice, Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act Region Alert

UFLPA Region Alert FAQs

UFLPA Statistics

NMFS Fisheries Certificate of Origin Updated Form

Notice to importers of all frozen or processed tuna products.

The U.S. National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) Fisheries Certificate of Origin (NOAA Form 370) has been updated with a new expiration date of September 30, 2025.

Background: Under the Dolphin Protection Consumer Information Act (16 U.S.C. §1385), the U.S. National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) requires a Fisheries Certificate of Origin (NOAA Form 370) to be submitted to the CBP Automated Commercial Environment at the time of, or in advance of, importation of all frozen or processed tuna products. The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Control Number for the Fisheries Certificate of Origin expired on July 31, 2022. NMFS provided revised versions every 30 days until OMB approved as stipulated under the Paperwork Reduction Act. OMB has approved a Fisheries Certificate of Origin (FCO) with an expiration date of September 30, 2025.

HTS codes flagged to require a Fisheries Certificate of Origin (NOAA Form 370): nnrusa.com%7C316daf7f1dc143c217c208daa2e411d1%7Cdcf64f95eb8a4863a6d921e39d2c7d3b%7C0%7C0%7C638001397690319671%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C3000%7C%7C%7C&sdata=xEKtlLBRsb5czuACb%2FmTQn4N7GE9YqYQSZhFEU6dYRo%3D&reserved=0" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://www.fisheries.noaa.gov/national/marine-mammal-protection/harmonized-tariff-schedule-selected-tuna-and-tuna-products

Shipments filed under the listed HTS codes are eligible for entry only if accompanied by Fisheries Certificate of Origin. Entries under the designated HTS codes not accompanied by the Fisheries Certificate of Origin, are inadmissible.

Reference: CSMS #53455027

April 2022: Latest on Section 301 China Tariffs

CIT Issues Response to Lawsuits Challenging List 3 & 4A

The Court of International Trade issued an opinion and order in response to over 3,000 lawsuits that challenged the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) authority to impose Section 301 tariffs on List 3 and 4A. The court ruled against the plaintiffs who argued that the USTR could not impose Section 301 tariffs because the government was responding to retaliatory tariffs from China.

However, the court has sent the matter back to the USTR after ruling that the USTR failed to adequately respond to comments submitted in advance of the Section 301 tariffs. The tariffs will remain in place for now while the USTR reconsiders its actions pertaining to its failure to respond to comments. The USTR has until June 30^th to respond to the court’s order.

9903.88.67: Extended Product Exclusions Available April 12th

On April 12, importers via their customs broker can begin requesting refunds on eligible customs entries and applying exclusions associated with HTS 9903.88.67. The extended exclusions are effective from Oct 12, 2021 - Dec 31, 2022.

Read our nnruk2dev.wpengine.com/2022/03/expired-section-301-china-exclusions-extended/">Trade Alert for more information.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is a refund request of Section 301 duties processed?

How much of a refund will I get back from U.S. Customs?

How long does it take to receive a refund?

When is the Section 301 China tariff action scheduled to expire?

What product exclusions are available?

Section 301 Extended Exclusions Update – 9903.88.67

U.S. Customs & Border Protection announced the programming for the Section 301 China Extended Exclusions associated with HTS code 9903.88.67 will be in place on April 12^th.

Importers can begin to utilize the HTS code for new imports and seek refunds for imports dating back to October 12^th, 2021.
Product exclusions are available for any product that meets the description in the product exclusion.

Please refer to our nnruk2dev.wpengine.com/2022/03/expired-section-301-china-exclusions-extended/">trade alert for more information, including tariff numbers associated with the HTS 9903.88.67.

Expired Section 301 China Exclusions Extended!

On March 23^rd, the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) announced the extension of 352 expired product exclusions from Section 301 China tariffs.

The extensions are the result of a request for comment by the USTR in November 2021 asking for input on the extension of 549 Section 301 exclusions that had expired.

We suggest reviewing the exclusions available against products imported on October 12th and later for refund opportunities.

Effective Dates: The expired exclusions will resume as of October 12^th, 2021, and remain in effect through December 31^st, 2022.

Extended Exclusions: A complete list of exclusions extended can be found here.

Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) Subheading Covering the Exclusions: 9903.88.67

Details:

The reinstated exclusions are available for any product that meets the description in the product exclusion.
The exclusions will apply to goods entered for consumption, or withdrawn from a warehouse for consumption, on or after 12:01 a.m. EDT on October 12, 2021, that are not liquidated or to liquidated entries within the protest period.
Duty refunds on eligible goods may be requested by filing a Post Summary Correction (PSC) or Protest once U.S. Customs & Border Protection (CBP) implements the functionality to file the new subheading.

Contact us should you wish to file a PSC or Protest to claim back duties paid on U.S. Customs Entries filed by nnr USA.

March 2022 China Tariff Update and Will the Section 301 China Tariffs Start Expiring?

Will the Section 301 China Tariffs Begin Expiring?

On July 6th, it will be four years since the implementation of Section 301 China tariffs.

The tariffs will automatically expire on their 4th birthday unless the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) takes specific actions, including a review within 60 days of July 6th.

Of the four lists, List 1 (HTS 9903.88.01) would expire first on July 6th, followed by List 2 (HTS 9903.88.02) on August 23rd.

The USTR may ask for comments from the public on renewing the tariffs.

Status of the Renewal of 549 Expired Exclusions

**Updated 03/23/2022** The USTR extended 352 of 549 certain exclusions. The extended exclusions are effective from Oct 12, 2021 - Dec 31, 2022.

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Expiration of Remaining Product Exclusions

On May 31st, eighty-one product exclusions are scheduled to expire. The exclusions are related to Covid medical care products. This set represents the last of the product exclusions available for importers.

HTS US	Add'l Tariff	Product Exclusion Description
3401.19.0000	9903.88.66	(1) 3401.19.0000
3808.94.1000	9903.88.66	(1) 3808.94.1000
3808.94.5010	9903.88.66	(2) 3808.94.5010
3923.21.0095	9903.88.66	(3) 3923.21.0095
3926.20.9050	9903.88.66	(4) 3926.20.9050
3926.90.9910	9903.88.66	(2) 3926.90.9910
4819.50.4060	9903.88.66	(5) 4819.50.4060
5210.11.4040	9903.88.66	(4) 5210.11.4040
5210.11.6020	9903.88.66	(5) 5210.11.6020
5504.10.0000	9903.88.66	(6) 5504.10.0000
5603.12.0090	9903.88.66	(6) 5603.12.0090
5603.14.9090	9903.88.66	(7) 5603.14.9090
5603.92.0090	9903.88.66	(8) 5603.92.0090
5603.93.0090	9903.88.66	(9) 5603.93.0090
6210.10.5010	9903.88.66	(7) 6210.10.5010
6210.10.5090	9903.88.66	(8) 6210.10.5090
6307.90.7200	9903.88.66	(9) 6307.90.7200
6505.00.8015	9903.88.66	(10) 6505.00.8015
8424.90.9080	9903.88.66	(11) 8424.90.9080
9025.19.8010	9903.88.66	(1) 9025.19.8010
9025.19.8020	9903.88.66	(2) 9025.19.8020
9025.19.8060	9903.88.66	(3) 9025.19.8060
9025.19.8085	9903.88.66	(4) 9025.19.8085
2805.11.0000	9903.88.66	(12)Sodium metal (CAS No. 7440-23-5), in bulk solid form (described in statisticalreporting number 2805.11.0000)
3401.11.5000	9903.88.66	(13)Disposable cloths of nonwoven textile materials impregnated, coated or coveredwith organic surface-active preparations for washing the skin, put up for retailsale (described in statistical reporting number 3401.11.5000)
3824.99.9297 3824.99.9397	9903.88.66	(14)Mixtures containing 2-(dimethylamino)ethanol (CAS No. 108-01-0) (described in statistical reporting number 3824.99.9297 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 3824.99.9397 effective January 27, 2022)
3824.99.9297 3824.99.9397	9903.88.66	(15)Silicon monoxide (SiO) (CAS No. 10097-28-6) in powder form (described instatistical reporting number 3824.99.9297 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 3824.99.9397 effective January 27, 2022)
3917.29.0090	9903.88.66	(5) Molded acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene (ABS) tubes, of a kind used to effect thesterile transfer of fluid from a bag or vial to another container, each tubemeasuring 7.5 cm or more but not exceeding 23 cm in length, with an innerdiameter of less than 0.65 cm and an outer diameter of less than 9 cm, one endhaving been angle-cut to form a spike, and having an integrated flange, less than3 cm in diameter (splash guard) near the spike end and removable polyethylenecaps on each end, put up in sterile packing (described in statistical reportingnumber 3917.29.0090)
3917.33.0000	9903.88.66	(16)Flexible gas sampling tubes, pipes and hoses, of polyvinyl chloride, with lockconnectors at each end (described in statistical reporting number 3917.33.0000)
3917.33.0000	9903.88.66	(17)Flexible oxygen tubes, pipes and hoses presented with integrated moldedconnectors, of polyvinyl chloride (described in statistical reporting number3917.33.0000)
3920.10.0000	9903.88.66	(6) Rectangular sheets of high-density or low-density polyethylene, 111.75 cm to215.9 cm in width, and 152.4 cm to 304.8 cm in length, with a sticker attachedto mark the center of each sheet, of a kind used in hospital or surgery centeroperating rooms (described in statistical reporting number 3920.10.0000)
3921.19.0000	9903.88.66	(7) Sheets and strips consisting of both cross-linked polyethylene and ethylene vinylacetate, of a width greater than 1 m but not greater than 1.5 m, and a lengthgreater than 1.75 m but not greater than 2.6 m (described in statistical reportingnumber 3921.19.0000)
3921.90.1500	9903.88.66	(8) Polyethylene sheet and film laminated with spunbond-spunbond-spunbondnonwoven polypropylene fabric, measuring 1.12 m or more but not over 1.52 min width and 1.93 m or more but not over 2.29 m in length, and weighing 55g/m² or more but not exceeding 88 g/m² (described in statistical reportingnumber 3921.90.1500)
3923.10.9000	9903.88.66	(18)Container units of plastics, each comprising a tub and lid therefore, configuredor fitted for the conveyance, packing, or dispensing of wet wipes (described instatistical reporting number 3923.10.9000)
3923.21.0030	9903.88.66	(19)Sacks and bags of polymers of ethylene, reclosable, qualifying as Class 1medical devices by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration under product codeNNI (described in statistical reporting number 3923.21.0030)
3923.50.0000	9903.88.66	(20)Injection molded polypropylene plastic caps or lids each weighing not over 24grams designed for dispensing wet wipes (described in statistical reportingnumber 3923.50.0000)
3926.90.9950	9903.88.66	(10)Face shields of transparent plastics, whether or not assembled (described instatistical reporting number 3926.90.9950)
3926.90.9985 3926.90.9990	9903.88.66	(11)Bowls of molded plastics, with clips for retaining guide wires during surgicalprocedures (described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9990 prior to July1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9985 effective July 1,2020)
3926.90.9985 3926.90.9990	9903.88.66	(12)Coverings, of plastics, designed to fit over wound sites or casts thereby forminga protective seal for keeping the covered area dry and debris free whileshowering or bathing (described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9990prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number 3926.90.9985effective July 1, 2020)
3926.90.9985 3926.90.9990	9903.88.66	(13)Disposable graduated medicine dispensing cups of plastics (described instatistical reporting number 3926.90.9990 prior to July 1, 2020; described instatistical reporting number 3926.90.9985 effective July 1, 2020)
3926.90.9985 3926.90.9990	9903.88.66	(14)Single-use sterile drapes and covers of plastics, of a kind used to protect thesterile field in surgical operating rooms (described in statistical reportingnumber 3926.90.9990 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reportingnumber 3926.90.9985 effective July 1, 2020)
3926.90.9985 3926.90.9990	9903.88.66	(15)Sterile decanters of polystyrene plastics, each of a kind used to transfer asepticfluids or medication to and from sterile bags, vials or glass containers (describedin statistical reporting number 3926.90.9990 prior to July 1, 2020; described instatistical reporting number 3926.90.9985 effective July 1, 2020)
4818.90.0000 4818.90.0020 4818.90.0080	9903.88.66	(3) 4818.90.0000 prior to July 1, 2020; 4818.90.0020 or 4818.90.0080 effective 1-Jul-20
6307.90.9889 6307.90.9891	9903.88.66	(16)Cold packs consisting of a single-use, instant, endothermic chemical reactioncold pack combined with a textile exterior lining (described in statisticalreporting number 6307.90.9889 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statisticalreporting number 6307.90.9891 effective July 1, 2020)
6307.90.9889 6307.90.9891	9903.88.66	(17)Hot packs of textile material, single-use (exothermic chemical reaction)(described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9889 prior to July 1, 2020;described in statistical reporting number 6307.90.9891 effective July 1, 2020)
6307.90.9889 6307.90.9891	9903.88.66	(18)Laparotomy sponges of cotton (described in statistical reporting number6307.90.9889 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number6307.90.9891 effective July 1, 2020)
6307.90.9889 6307.90.9891	9903.88.66	(19)Single-use blood pressure cuff sleeves of textile materials (described instatistical reporting number 6307.90.9889 prior to July 1, 2020; described instatistical reporting number 6307.90.9891 effective July 1, 2020)
6307.90.9889 6307.90.9891	9903.88.66	(20)Single-use stethoscope covers (described in statistical reporting number6307.90.9889 prior to July 1, 2020; described in statistical reporting number6307.90.9891 effective July 1, 2020)
6307.90.9889 6307.90.9891	9903.88.66	(21)Woven gauze sponges of cotton in square or rectangular sizes (described instatistical reporting number 6307.90.9889 prior to July 1, 2020; described instatistical reporting number 6307.90.9891 effective July 1, 2020)
8413.20.0000	9903.88.66	(21)Hand pumps (other than for fuel or lubricants, not fitted or designed to be fittedwith a metering device), each used to dispense a metered quantity of liquid soapor sanitizer (described in statistical reporting number 8413.20.0000)
8413.20.0000	9903.88.66	(22)Hand pumps for liquids (other than those of subheading 8413.11 or 8413.19) ofacrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) plastics (described in statistical reportingnumber 8413.20.0000)
8421.39.0190 8421.39.8090	9903.88.66	(1) Disposable plastic filters of a kind suitable for filtering and dehumidifying apatient's breath in a medical device such as a gas analyzer (described in statistical reporting number 8421.39.8090 prior to January 27, 2022; described in statistical reporting number 8421.39.0190 effective January 27, 2022)
8424.89.9000	9903.88.66	(9) Dispensers of hand-cleaning or hand-sanitizing solutions, whether employing amanual pump or a proximity-detecting battery-operated pump, each articleweighing not more than 3 kg (described in statistical reporting number8424.89.9000)
8531.20.0040	9903.88.66	(23)Indicator panels incorporating LEDs, designed for use in medical infusionequipment (described in statistical reporting number 8531.20.0040)
8537.10.9170	9903.88.66	(24)Data input devices each with display capabilities of a kind used for magneticresonance imaging (“MRI”) equipment, computed tomography (“CT”)equipment, intraoperative X-ray (“IXR”) equipment or patient monitors(described in statistical reporting number 8537.10.9170)
8543.10.0000	9903.88.66	(2) S-band and X-band linear accelerators designed for use in radiation surgery orradiation therapy equipment (described in statistical reporting number8543.10.0000)
9011.80.0000	9903.88.66	(25)Compound binocular optical microscopes (other than stereoscopic microscopesand microscopes for photomicrography, cinemicrography or microprojection),each with magnification of 40X or more but not exceeding 1,000X, weighingnot more than 3 kg (described in statistical reporting number 9011.80.0000)
9011.80.0000	9903.88.66	(26)Compound optical microscopes (other than stereoscopic microscopes andmicroscopes for photomicrography, cinemicrography or microprojection), eachwith magnification of 40X or more but not exceeding 400X, weighing not morethan 15 kg (described in statistical reporting number 9011.80.0000)
9018.11.9000	9903.88.66	(3) Disposable electrocardiograph (ECG) electrodes (described in statisticalreporting number 9018.11.9000)
9018.12.0000	9903.88.66	(4) Ultrasonic scanning apparatus, each having dimensions not exceeding 122 cmby 77 cm by 127 cm, whether or not presented with transducer (described instatistical reporting number 9018.12.0000)
9018.19.9530	9903.88.66	(5) Blood pressure monitors suitable for use by medical professionals (described instatistical reporting number 9018.19.9530)
9018.19.9550	9903.88.66	(6) Digital peak flow meters suitable for use by medical professionals (described instatistical reporting number 9018.19.9550)
9018.19.9550	9903.88.66	(7) Fingertip pulse oximeters suitable for use by medical professionals (described instatistical reporting number 9018.19.9550)
9018.19.9560	9903.88.66	(8) Bismuth germanate crystals with set dimensional and surface finishrequirements and used as a detection element in Positron Emission Tomography(PET) detectors (described in statistical reporting number 9018.19.9560)
9018.19.9560	9903.88.66	(9) Magnetic resonance imaging ("MRI") patient enclosure devices, eachincorporating radio frequency and gradient coils (described in statisticalreporting number 9018.19.9560)
9018.19.9560	9903.88.66	(10)Parts and accessories of capnography monitors (described in statistical reportingnumber 9018.19.9560)
9018.19.9560	9903.88.66	(11)Disposable surface electrodes for Intra-operative neuromonitoring (“IONM”)systems, each composed of a surface electrode pad, an insulated wire, and astandard DIN 42802 connector (described in statistical reporting number9018.19.9560)
9018.90.2000	9903.88.66	(12)Otoscopes (described in statistical reporting number 9018.90.2000)
9018.90.3000	9903.88.66	(13)Anesthesia masks (described in statistical reporting number 9018.90.3000)
9018.90.3000	9903.88.66	(14)Anesthetic instruments and appliances suitable for use in medical or surgicalsciences, and parts and accessories of the foregoing (described in statisticalreporting number 9018.90.3000)
9018.90.6000	9903.88.66	(15)Electrosurgical cautery pencils with electrical connectors (described in statisticalreporting number 9018.90.6000)
9018.90.7580	9903.88.66	(16)Printed circuit board assemblies designed for use in displaying operationalperformance of medical infusion equipment (described in statistical reportingnumber 9018.90.7580)
9022.12.0000	9903.88.66	(17)Combined positron emission tomography/computed tomography (PET/CT)scanners which utilize multiple PET gantries (frames) on a common base(described in statistical reporting number 9022.12.0000)
9022.90.2500	9903.88.66	(18)X-ray tables (described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.2500)
9022.90.4000	9903.88.66	(19)X-ray tube housings and parts thereof (described in statistical reporting number9022.90.4000)
9022.90.6000	9903.88.66	(20)Multi-leaf collimators of radiotherapy systems based on the use of X-ray(described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.6000)
9022.90.6000	9903.88.66	(21)Parts and accessories, of metal, for mobile X-ray apparatus (described instatistical reporting number 9022.90.6000)
9022.90.6000	9903.88.66	(22)Vertical stands specially designed to support, contain or adjust the movement ofX-ray digital detectors, or the X-ray tube and collimator in complete X-raydiagnostic systems (described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.6000)
9022.90.9500	9903.88.66	(23)Thermoplastic masks of polycaprolactone for the use of immobilizing patients,during the use of alpha, beta or gamma radiations, for radiography orradiotherapy (described in statistical reporting number 9022.90.9500)
9027.90.5650	9903.88.66	(24)Inoculator sets of plastics, each consisting of a plate with multiple wells, adisplay tray, and a lid; when assembled, the set measuring 105 mm or more butnot exceeding 108 mm in width, 138 mm or more but not exceeding 140 mm indepth, and 6.5 mm or less in thickness (described in statistical reporting number9027.90.5650)
9904.90.0000 9904.90.0010 9004.90.0090	9903.88.66	(22)Protective Articles (described in statistical reporting number 9004.90.0000 priorto January 1, 2021; described in statistical reporting number 9004.90.0010 or9004.90.0090 effective January 1, 2021)”.

Refreshingly different

Making the best company in the World.

My dear colleagues,

Firstly, I would like to express my gratitude for launching our new nnr Global Website and social media activities. This surely can be the platform where all nnr family members and our valued customers and associates will easily and widely communicate with each other.

Here is my first manuscript and with this opportunity, I will show my ideal image of nnr; What nnr should be.

Please download my manuscript here: nnruk2dev.wpengine.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Refreshingly-Different.pdf">Refreshingly Different

I believe that we shall make the best company in the world together.

Joe Kitamura, Managing Director.

nnr Global Logistics

Power with control

nnr provided specialized support for Ocean freight services for our long-standing and valued customer who specialise in automotive and industrial battery design, manufacture and sales.

nnr manages shipments by Ocean freight from Asia to customers and distributors throughout Europe, supporting the management of inventory levels and warehouse capacity by utilising appropriate sailings. Dynamic supply includes drop-shipments into various destination ports.

Our particular challenge came in the shape of 3 containers, each loaded with heavy weight, Hazardous ‘Class 8’ batteries from Southeast Asia. The product was destined for continental Europe and concerns were rising over the tight lead-time to turn around this product to meet delivery deadlines. With this in mind, additional resources were planned to receive the containers in the UK at night, decant and re-label the product before morning, and be loaded onto outbound trucks.

nnr presented an alternative solution in view of the time constraints, being that the containers should terminate their ocean journey in Hamburg, releasing the cargo to our bonded warehouse facility. nnr would then decant and re-label the product in Germany for overland delivery by truck.

Whilst the arrangement seemed initially straightforward, the intricacies of the multiple labelling requirements soon became evident and the consequences for any non-compliance could lead to rejection of the cargo.

With the importance of the opportunity in mind, nnr sent staff from the UK to join the nnr Germany team to support the execution of the operation with great precision. Our teams worked through the evening to ensure the customers received the full quantity of pristinely labelled product on time. All parties were extremely satisfied and the dramatic effect for our customer is that it has enabled them to increase their orders with their customer in line with an expansion and profile drive in Europe.

Our team were thanked again for “nnr’s continual support, engagement and proactive approach; especially in more difficult times during which nnr continued to exceed expectation”.

Expansion with balance

nnr awarded UKWA BEST NEW MEMBER 2015

“The warehouse was immaculate; their paperwork faultless, and their ambition clear”

2014 was an interesting year for nnr Global Logistics. The group has been organically growing globally for over 100 years which in itself is fairly unique in today’s world.

2014 produced record results for the group, achieved by providing outstanding service to customers and creating new value from a global logistics portfolio.

nnr in the United Kingdom enjoyed continued success with its own careful organic ‘expansion with balance’ strategy that also resulted in a record year for growth. The company’s progression in Contract Logistics is rapid but a natural complement to the previous core competences of international transportation by Air, Ocean, Road and Rail.

“We achieved UKWA membership, gained our Operators License and received ISO 9001, 14001 and AEO accreditation all in our first year. We achieved our objectives – and, as always, On Time and In Full”, said nnr’s Tim Dabbs, Head of Contract Logistics.

“We are proud to offer a site that operates to the highest standards and as we are now already nearing capacity, we are planning our next investment to facilitate our rapid expansion”.

nnr plans to drive forward and continue to be recognized as a trusted, premium service provider. Throughout the nnr group is the commitment to promote confidence, comfort and enjoyment. This ethos is evident within the Global Logistics division and will deliver tangible supply chain advantages.

nnr would like to thank all of their customers and business partners for their amazing and continued support.

Reversing ones fortunes

nnr had previously and successfully marketed to our customer the ability to control and co-ordinate the reverse logistics requirement of their industrial division.

nnr provide a centralised programme that transports all components to London for cross-docking. This process enables singular customs clearance costs at the destination and benefits from the removal of minimum transportation charges for each individual unit. The real beauty of the operation is that each individual shipment is still billed and visible individually via nnr’s Internet Tracking facility by serial number and RMA (PO) number.

The program had proved successful in reducing transportation cost, communication cost and expensive Management Time for our customer. Whilst happy with the initial result, we felt latency remained in the supply chain and we assessed the removal of which, would result in better financial deliverables.

With the customers’ financial interests in mind, nnr put forward a change in process where we would use express truck services to transport the shipments to the European cross-dock and then retain the use of an economy-based consolidated air freight service to the final destination. This change was agreed and implemented had a dramatic effect on the overall transit time, delivering a consistent total Door to Door transit time average of 6 days.

This significant change enabled our customer to benefit from an outright transit time saving of 2 days per shipment. Whilst that may not sound significant to some, the impact resulted in a reduction of 600 ‘product in transit’ days per month and had the major and positive impact on inventory levels desired.

Not content with this and a part of our continuous improvement commitment to the customer, nnr sought to further fine-tune the process. Our intention was to deliver the absolute fastest ‘consolidated’ service to further negate the need for additional manufacturing and to further improve the inventory levels whilst improving the customers ‘order to cash’ ratios.

With this in mind we decided to enhance the service to its optimum, complementing the express truck routine into the cross-dock by utilising daily direct outbound flights direct to the final destination. The effect of this final improvement delivered an additional average saving in transit time of 2 days depending on the origin and destination.

In simple terms we have enabled our customer to avoid raw material cost and manufacturing costs, improve cash-flow and effectively manage optimized inventory levels.

Stand and deliver

nnr received an enquiry for a transportation solution for a huge exhibition stand to be utilized during the Shanghai International Motor Show in Shanghai, China.

Preliminary estimates on size were more than a little conservative! Initially our solution was based upon 18 tonnes and approximately 150 cubic metres of cargo. Almost one month later, we received a refined request for the same transaction which required confirmed pricing with transit time guarantees. This estimation stated more accurate particulars which projected ten times more weight and double the size at 180 tonnes at a whopping 260 cubic metres.

nnr’s dynamic packing and logistics solution was accepted and much careful planning ensued until the actual date of commencement a further month on. The planning included visits to the customer in Japan to agree the process and visits from the customer in Japan to consult with nnr regarding Customs, packaging and crucial safety aspects.

Operations commenced on Friday morning. nnr arranged cranes and lift-trucks to suit and the deployment of six 45-foot Tautliner vehicles with removable roofs to complete the task. The process included the unpacking of 90 metres of steel frame and 25 metres of steel bases ranging up to 11 metres long each.

The following day, [Saturday] our expert packing team arrived on site and worked through the evening to ensure we remained on course for a finish the following evening. On Sunday morning it became clear that some items, now packed, were even larger and heavier than originally estimated. nnr provided an additional vehicle to cater for the extra demand.

On Monday morning, senior management from both nnr and the customer attended the site to witness the loading and dispatch. The first item to move was the largest at 10 tonnes in one piece. All crates were then loaded in accordance to our Method Statement and Health and Safety guidelines. All 29 pieces were loaded by 5pm and the shipment departed, destined for the chosen airport of departure in continental Europe.

The schedule was to uplift the cargo daily, to synchronize with the build requirement at the destination. nnr remained in attendance throughout the 5 day period and all pieces arrived in Shanghai absolutely to schedule to give comfort to our customer and the engineers who had flown to China to build the stand.

A touch of glass

nnr received an interesting opportunity subsequent to nnr engaging with a new potential customer that had an issue on the horizon with a supply and demand predicament.

Our customers business had successfully deployed a promotional campaign in Australasia whereby retail outlets rewarded consumers with gifts based upon their purchasing ratios. The products were in extremely high demand and the logistics requirement was further stretched due to the additional quantities of ‘Gratis’ gifts required.

Our (soon to be) customer had planned on stock replenishment by ocean freight however the demand was too great and therefore we were asked to produce a solution by air freight.

The emergency shipment consisted of approximately 14 tonnes of glassware. Not ideal for transhipment but somewhat unavoidable due to the location at both origin and destination.

Our investigations began in France where the cargo was residing at the manufacturing facility. We could not obtain sufficient capacity or a suitable price for our customer by flying the shipment directly from France and therefore we searched for alternatives.

Our primary proposal became to transit the cargo via the UK where we had negotiated both capacity with a price that was preferable for the customer.

The following day, nnr arranged for five air-ride trucks to transport the goods from the manufacturing site in France to nnr in London Heathrow. Upon arrival at London Heathrow our team arranged for re-packing to ensure the shipment was suitably protected for carriage by air. Airline bookings were made spanning over 5 days and on each of those days nnr attended in the early hours to ensure the cargo was expedited safely.

Within seven days from the original notion, all cargo was safely delivered to the customer, some 12,000 miles away.

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Making the best company in the World.

nnr provided specialized support for Ocean freight services for our long-standing and valued customer who specialise in automotive and industrial battery design, manufacture and sales.

nnr awarded UKWA BEST NEW MEMBER 2015

“The warehouse was immaculate; their paperwork faultless, and their ambition clear”

nnr had previously and successfully marketed to our customer the ability to control and co-ordinate the reverse logistics requirement of their industrial division.

nnr received an enquiry for a transportation solution for a huge exhibition stand to be utilized during the Shanghai International Motor Show in Shanghai, China.

nnr received an interesting opportunity subsequent to nnr engaging with a new potential customer that had an issue on the horizon with a supply and demand predicament.

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