HS Code 22072000 refers to ethyl alcohol and other spirits that have been denatured, regardless of their strength. This code is used for the classification and identification of these specific products in international trade.
When it comes to trading these goods, a specific duty rate of 1.9% is applied. It is important to note that this rate remains consistent regardless of any changes in trade barriers or market openings by a country. In other words, whenever a country lowers a trade barrier or opens up a market, it must do so for the same goods or services from all its trading partners.
The unit of measurement for these products is liters (L). This is the quantity unit used to determine the volume of ethyl alcohol and other denatured spirits being imported or exported.
There are several special tariff preference programs associated with HS Code 22072000. These programs provide certain countries with preferential treatment, either in the form of duty-free treatment or special rates. Here are some of the programs and the countries eligible for them:
When it comes to importing these products into the United States, specific states have been identified. The states that import ethyl alcohol and denatured spirits under HS Code 22072000 are Connecticut, the District of Columbia, New York, and the Virgin Islands.
On the other hand, the states that export these products from the United States are Louisiana, Rhode Island, Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin. These states play a significant role in the international trade of ethyl alcohol and other denatured spirits.
HS Code 22072000 is used to classify and identify ethyl alcohol and other spirits that have been denatured, regardless of their strength. The code is associated with a specific duty rate and has special tariff preference programs in place for certain countries. Understanding this code is crucial for importers, exporters, and those involved in international trade of these products.