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HS Code Lookup Reference

A 2-digit HS chapter code reference covering 21 sections and 97 chapters, with category browsing and keyword search with highlighting — a practical first step for classifying cross-border products.

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How to Use

  1. Browse the catalog by section and chapter to find the 2-digit chapter for your product.
  2. Or switch to the search tab and type a keyword such as 'ceramics' or 'toys'; matching chapters are highlighted.
  3. Confirm the chapter that fits your product, then hand over to a customs broker for the full tariff code.
  4. Note: this reference covers 2-digit chapters only, not 6- to 10-digit subheadings.

Features

  • Built-in HS catalog covering all 21 sections and 97 chapters at the 2-digit level
  • Two modes: category browsing and keyword search with highlighting
  • A practical entry point for deciding which section and chapter a product belongs to
  • Chinese-language data for local users
  • Clearly limited to 2-digit chapters to avoid misleading classification of full codes

Use Cases

Initial classification
Quickly determine which HS section and chapter a new product falls into before listing or shipping.
Tariff screening
Pair the 2-digit chapter with national tariff schedules for an early duty-cost estimate.
Team onboarding
Use the browse mode to teach new operations and customs staff how the HS structure works.
Classification alignment
Align on the same chapter level with freight forwarders before discussing detailed codes.

FAQ

Can I find a full 10-digit tariff code here?
No. This tool covers 2-digit chapters only. For 6- to 10-digit subheadings, consult a customs broker or official customs tools.
What does the catalog contain?
All 21 sections and 97 chapters (2-digit codes) of the HS nomenclature, in Chinese.
How does keyword search work?
Type a product keyword and matching chapters are highlighted; you can also browse by section and chapter.
Can I use the result directly for customs declaration?
No. The final classification is determined by customs. This tool is a preliminary reference only.