Harmonized System

Advanced search
Search history
Help
Help

Here you can type a keyword, INN or CAS numbers.

You can find your search history by clicking on the button on the left side of the search bar.

You can use the Advanced search by clicking on the Advanced search button, or you can use the following shortcuts:

  • @section
  • @chapter
  • @heading
  • @subheading
  • @legalnotes
  • @explanatorynotes
  • @classificationopinion
  • @hsnomenclature
  • @inn
  • @cas
Show last update onlyCorrelation Tables
2453 results for "仿制假以色列<网址:ｂｚｗ９８５.ｃｏｍ>上虞仿制假墨西哥护照模板-芬兰护照怎么买假的<网址:ｚｊｗ２１１.ｃｏｍ>仿制假日本明海大學文凭ce"

Section XII > Chapter 65 > Heading 6502

Explanatory notes

… one set of fibres or strips so that they radiate from the centre of the crown and interlacing them with other fibres … wound spirally. Additional radial fibres or strips are introduced in the “plaiting” as the distance from the centre increases. or (2)   Subject to Note …

Section II > Chapter 7 > Heading 0709

Explanatory notes

… ‑ Asparagus 0709.30 ‑ Aubergines (egg‑plants) 0709.40 ‑ Celery other than celeriac               ‑ Mushrooms and truffles : 0709.51 ‑ … in salads, to the more pungent varieties of Capsicum frutescens and Capsicum annuum , which include chillies, …

Section XX > Chapter 95 > Heading 9505

Explanatory notes

… Festive decorations used to decorate rooms, tables, outdoor spaces, etc. (such as garlands, lanterns, etc.); cake … etc.); decorative articles mainly used during Christmas celebrations, such as figurines or hanging items with … (e.g., figurines holding a candy cane or wearing clothes or accessories which have the colours, design and shape  …

Section III > Chapter 15 > Heading 1501

Explanatory notes

… - Other The fats of this heading may be obtained by any process, e.g., by rendering, pressing or solvent-extraction.  The most commonly used processes are wet rendering (steam or low-temperature) and … Fats obtained from waste are carcass fats, fats from certain other animal waste or residues (tongue parings, …

Section XVII > Chapter 89

Explanatory notes

… on beaches or landing‑stages or also able to travel over ice (see Note 5 to Section XVII). The Chapter also includes … all separately presented parts ( other than hulls) and accessories of vessels or floating structures, even if they … air‑cushion vehicles designed to travel over both land and certain tracts of water (swamps, etc.) are classified as …

Section XV > Chapter 74 > Heading 7403

Explanatory notes

… at least 97.5 % by weight of copper) is normally produced by alloying the above‑mentioned refined copper with … by simple trimming or de‑scaling (to remove the set or top surface consisting largely of cuprous oxide) or by shaving, … or tubes. Subject to the above‑mentioned conditions concerning working after production, the cast bars and rods …

Section VI > Chapter 29 > Heading 2934

Explanatory notes

… found in the nucleii of animal and vegetable cells. They are combinations of phosphoric acids with sugar … . White-yellowish fine powder. Used as an accelerator in the rubber industry. (2) Dibenzothiazolyl … polymers of thioaldehydes ( heading 29.30 ). * *    * Certain substances of this heading, which are regarded as …

Section VI > Chapter 28 > Heading 2814

Explanatory notes

… of water to form hydroxides. Most oxides are basic since their hydroxides act as bases. Certain oxides (anhydride oxides), however, react only with … and glazes and similar products of the kind used in the ceramic, enamelling or glass industries ( heading 32.07 ), …

Section VI > Chapter 28 > Heading 2832

Explanatory notes

… does not exist in the pure state. The heading excludes concentrated sulphite lye ( heading 38.04 ), and the … products known as “hydrosulphites” stabilised by organic substances ( heading 28.31 ). (A) SULPHITES This heading … in oenology (as an antiseptic to preserve wine) and to reduce the buoyancy of minerals in flotation processes. (b) …

Section VI > Chapter 36 > Heading 3603

Explanatory notes

… These products, which are generally called blasting accessories, are required to ignite powders and explosives. … fuses. Safety fuses (slow fuses or Bickford fuses) are devices designed to transmit a flame towards an ordinary … hexogen or tetryl).              This group also includes certain electric detonators known as electric primers .  …