Iron or steel, portable non-electric domestic cooking appliances and plate warmers falling under HS Code 73211110 are commonly used in households for cooking purposes. These appliances are designed to be easily transportable and can be used with gas fuel or a combination of gas and other fuels.
The HS Code 73211110 specifically classifies these cooking appliances made of iron or steel, which are non-electric and portable. This code helps in the uniform classification and identification of these products for international trade purposes.
When it comes to importing these cooking appliances, it is important to consider the duty rates associated with them. The bound / MFN duty rate for HS Code 73211110 is 5.7%. This means that every time a country lowers a trade barrier or opens up a market, it has to do so for the same goods or services from all its trading partners. This duty rate applies to these cooking appliances regardless of their origin.
The quantity unit for these cooking appliances is measured in numbers (NO). This unit indicates that the quantity is measured by the total number of appliances imported or exported.
However, there are special tariff preference programs that offer certain countries preferential treatment for these products. The following countries are eligible for duty-free treatment under various programs:
It is important to note that the availability of duty-free treatment under these programs depends on the specific agreements and regulations between the importing and exporting countries.
For importers in the United States, the state of Wyoming is one of the destinations for these cooking appliances. Exporting states may vary depending on the origin and demand for these products.
HS Code 73211110 classifies the iron or steel, portable non-electric domestic cooking appliances and plate warmers used with gas fuel or both gas and other fuels. The associated duty rate is 5.7%, but preferential treatment under special tariff preference programs can result in duty-free treatment for eligible countries. Importers and exporters should be aware of the specific regulations and agreements governing the trade of these products.