Boxes, mailers, protective packing, labels, tape and load carriers. Browse product-specific guides or use the classifier when the catalog description needs interpretation.
Packaging is usually classified by material and construction rather than the goods it will contain. Corrugation, self-adhesive surfaces, printing and whether an item is a container or protective material are useful distinctions.
Each guide connects a familiar product name to current US tariff provisions and the facts needed to choose among them.
4819.10.00.40Corrugated cardboard box products are generally considered under 4819.10.00.40 when they match the tariff description. The full US classification depends on the product facts listed below.
View classification guide →Packaging & shipping3923.21.00.95Polyethylene mailer bag products are generally considered under 3923.21.00.95 when they match the tariff description. The full US classification depends on the product facts listed below.
View classification guide →Packaging & shipping3923.90.00.80Bubble wrap products are generally considered under 3923.90.00.80 when they match the tariff description. The full US classification depends on the product facts listed below.
View classification guide →Packaging & shipping3919.10.20.30Packing tape products are generally considered under 3919.10.20.30 when they match the tariff description. The full US classification depends on the product facts listed below.
View classification guide →Packaging & shipping4415.20.80.00Wooden pallet products are generally considered under 4415.20.80.00 when they match the tariff description. The full US classification depends on the product facts listed below.
View classification guide →Packaging & shipping4821.10.40.00Printed paper label products are generally considered under 4821.10.40.00 when they match the tariff description. The full US classification depends on the product facts listed below.
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