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Export Classification Codes Part 1

November 19, 2015 by Karen Edwards Leave a Comment

US Census BureauExport Classification Codes Part 1

From Global Reach – Export Classification Codes Part 1: Mixtures

With mixtures, kits, and parts, correctly classifying products can be especially tricky. 

The General Rules of Interpretation (GRI) are a standard set of rules that helps exporters determine the correct classification for products. It provides international guidance on how to classify mixtures and kits and the <Additional U.S. Rule> provides guidance on classifying parts in the U.S.

According to GRI 2B, mixtures and combinations are classified based on the essential character unless the mixture is specifically referenced. A product’s essential character can be thought of as what it is, what it does and what it’s made of.

The interactive Schedule B Search Engine takes into account these and the other General Rules of Interpretation to provide export classification codes.

To see examples check out Global Reach

Filed Under: Compliance, Export, trade Tagged With: Census Bureau, Export Compliance, Exports, Trade

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