Search 220,000+ classification decisions from the CBP CROSS (Customs Rulings Online Search System) database. Rulings explain how CBP classifies goods under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule, providing binding precedent for importers, customs brokers, and trade compliance teams.
5,641 rulings found for “Wood and Articles of Wood”
The tariff classification of solid hardwood flooring from Brazil
The tariff classification of a wooden box and pen set from China
The tariff classification of a message board shelf from China
The tariff classification of wooden display frames from Thailand
The tariff classification of a mini air horn musical instrument and a wood animal magnet from Indonesia.
The tariff classification of MDF overlaid wood panels from Ecuador
The tariff classification of a scratch and sparkle magic activity kit from China
The tariff classification of a lap desk from China
The tariff classification of decorative wall letters from China
The tariff classification of a planer and a molder fromYugoslavia.
The tariff classification of a wood novelty from Canada
The tariff classification of a fabric covered wooden boxfrom Taiwan
The tariff classification of wood decorative birds fromThailand
The tariff classification of melamine covered particle boardfrom Canada
The tariff classification of lacquered wooden utensils fromthe Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
The tariff classification of a wood and glass necklace and asilk scarf from India.
The tariff classification of a wood novelty statue fromThailand
The tariff classification of melamine clad particle boardfrom Spain
The tariff classification of wood carvings from Indonesia
The tariff classification of automotive wood moldings fromIndonesia
The tariff classification of a wooden knife rack from Haiti.
The tariff classification of a bedrest (backrest), of wood andtextile fabric, from China.
The tariff classification of a doll made of seagrass and woodfrom the Philippines
Tariff classification of a wood letter box from China
The tariff classification of wooden ornaments (decorative wood carvings) from Pakistan.