Foodstuffs, Beverages and Tobacco

It is the product number customs share worldwide. The number says what is in the shipment, so the right duty, limits, and trade statistics can be applied.

The shared standard is 6 digits. A country can add more for its own tariff. The US schedule often uses 10. This list follows the chapter and heading structure.

HS is the WCO standard used worldwide. HTS is the US version of that standard. A commodity code is the national number on a declaration: it starts with the 6-digit HS and then adds local digits.

Open the product group on the left, then search a description or part of a number. Choose the most specific heading that fits. When the duty or a permit depends on the code, confirm it with a broker or the destination country’s current tariff.

This list is for planning and browsing. A binding class, the duty rate, and any licence still come from the tariff and the customs office of the country of import or export.