Chapter 80 HS Codes: Chapter 80 Commodities
CHAPTER DEFINITION & SCOPE
HS Chapter 80 of the WCO Harmonized System covers chapter 80 commodities. It groups 4 4-digit WCO headings and 5 6-digit subheadings under the official 2026 customs nomenclature [USITC HTS 2026].
Chapter
Ch 80
Headings
4 Headings
Subheadings
5 HS6
US Tariff Status
Active 2026
Chapter 80 4-Digit Headings Directory
| Heading | WCO Heading Description | Subheading Count | Directory Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heading 8001 | Unwrought tin | 2 subheadings | Browse Heading 8001 → |
| Heading 8002 | Tin waste and scrap | 1 subheadings | Browse Heading 8002 → |
| Heading 8003 | Tin bars, rods, profiles and wire | 1 subheadings | Browse Heading 8003 → |
| Heading 8007 | Other articles of tin | 1 subheadings | Browse Heading 8007 → |
Chapter 80 Subheading Sample & MFN Duty Rates
| HS Code | Subheading Description | Heading | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8001.10 | Unwrought tin, Tin, not alloyed | 8001 | View 8001.10 → |
| 8001.20 | Unwrought tin, Tin alloys | 8001 | View 8001.20 → |
| 8002.00 | Tin waste and scrap | 8002 | View 8002.00 → |
| 8003.00 | Tin bars, rods, profiles and wire | 8003 | View 8003.00 → |
| 8007.00 | Other articles of tin | 8007 | View 8007.00 → |
EXPERT CLASSIFICATION PRO TIPS
Common Pitfalls When Classifying Chapter 80 Goods
- Always review WCO Section and Chapter Legal Notes before assigning 4-digit headings.
- Distinguish carefully between unprocessed raw materials and further prepared or processed articles.
- Verify Partner Government Agency (PGA) flags for agriculture, food, or chemical items.
- Cross-reference official CBP CROSS rulings for binding precedents on mixed or composite goods.
Official Primary Sources & Authority References
USITC HTS Chapter 80 Tariff ↗
United States International Trade Commission official Harmonized Tariff Schedule.
CBP CROSS Rulings ↗
Customs Rulings Online Search System for Chapter 80 binding classification precedents.
WCO HS Nomenclature ↗
World Customs Organization international 6-digit Harmonized System backbone standard.
U.S. Census Foreign Trade ↗
U.S. Census Bureau trade statistics and Schedule B concordance portal.
Chapter 80 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What commodities are covered under HS Chapter 80?
Chapter 80 (Chapter 80 Commodities) covers WCO Harmonized System 4-digit headings from 8001 upward, encompassing primary goods, raw materials, and manufactured articles within this nomenclature section.
How many 4-digit headings exist in HS Chapter 80?
Chapter 80 contains 4 official 4-digit WCO headings and 5 6-digit tariff subheadings.
What is the US general import duty range for Chapter 80 commodities?
Base customs duties under Chapter 80 range from 0.0% (Duty-Free) up to representative MFN rate limits depending on 10-digit HTS statistical suffix extensions.
Do Section 301 China tariffs apply to Chapter 80 imports?
Section 301 tariffs depend on specific 8-digit HTS subheadings. Importers must verify if their exact HTS code appears on USTR Lists 1 through 4A.
Are Partner Government Agency (PGA) permits required for Chapter 80?
PGA message-set flags (such as FDA, USDA APHIS, EPA, or CITES) apply conditionally depending on the commodity classification within Chapter 80.
How are products classified between adjacent headings in Chapter 80?
Classification follows WCO General Rules of Interpretation (GRI) 1 through 6, prioritizing specific heading terms over general descriptions.
Can Chapter 80 goods enter duty-free under USMCA or Free Trade Agreements?
Yes. Eligible goods originating in USMCA member states (US, Mexico, Canada) or FTA partners enter duty-free under SPI code P, KR, AU, or CL with a valid Certificate of Origin.
What is the Section 321 de minimis limit for Chapter 80 shipments?
Eligible commercial shipments valued at $800 USD or less imported by one person on one day may enter duty-free under 19 U.S.C. 1321.
What documents are required for formal entry of Chapter 80 goods?
Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Bill of Lading/Air Waybill, and entry summary CBP Form 7501 are mandatory for entries exceeding $2,500 USD.
How can an importer obtain a binding CBP ruling for Chapter 80?
Importers may submit an e-Ruling application under 19 CFR Part 177 to CBP National Commodity Specialist Division.