HS Code for Cardboard Carton (Canada (CBSA))
PRIMARY CLASSIFICATION RESULT (Canada (CBSA))
The primary 6-digit Harmonized System (HS) code for cardboard carton is 4819.50 (Other packing containers, including record sleeves). Under the 2026 CBSA Customs Tariff, representative general duties are Free [Official Source].
Classification guidance note.
Candidate Subheadings & Disambiguation Matrix
| HS Subheading | WCO Subheading Description | Disambiguation Rule / Notes | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4819.50 | Other packing containers, including record sleeves | Other packing containers, including record sleeves | View 4819.50 → |
Official Primary Sources & Authority References
CBSA Customs Tariff ↗
Canada Border Services Agency official 10-digit tariff schedule for Cardboard Carton.
CBSA Advance Rulings ↗
CBSA binding tariff classification advance rulings.
WCO Nomenclature ↗
World Customs Organization international 6-digit Harmonized System standard.
Cardboard Carton Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the official 6-digit HS code for Cardboard Carton?
The primary 6-digit Harmonized System (HS) code for Cardboard Carton is HS 4819.50 (Other packing containers, including record sleeves).
What is the Canada (CBSA) general import duty for Cardboard Carton?
Under the 2026 CBSA Customs Tariff, representative MFN general duty rates for Cardboard Carton under HS 4819.50 are Free.
Are there alternative candidate subheadings for Cardboard Carton?
Yes. Depending on state (green vs. roasted, decaffeinated vs. non-decaffeinated, raw vs. processed), alternative subheadings include 481950.
What mandatory import documents are required for Cardboard Carton?
Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Bill of Lading, and Partner Government Agency permits where applicable.
Does de minimis duty-free exemption apply to Cardboard Carton?
Eligible shipments enter duty-free under statutory destination thresholds.
How are merchandise processing and customs fees calculated for Cardboard Carton?
Import fees are assessed on entered customs value under destination regulations.
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