commodity code

Can you provide me with the commodity code for my goods?

A full list of commodity codes is available in volume 2.

See the page in this guide on looking up a commodity code.

Is there a list of the commodity codes for the most popular products?

You will need to know at least the first two digits of the commodity code.

How do I obtain a commodity code for my goods?

From there, you can browse through to the full commodity code.

We can provide verbal advice as to the commodity code for the product.

Enter the commodity code for the goods described in box 8.

This does not necessarily involve a change in the product commodity code.

The commodity code needs to be ten digits long for imports.

The commodity code determines the one(s) that may be applicable.

To do this we need to know exactly what the goods are in order to give help you identify the relevant commodity code.

Separate forms are required for each commodity code on which relief is claimed.

Return the leading zeros on the period number, date and commodity code.

Browsing through these is one of the ways you can find a commodity code for any product being traded.

You must not use blanket commodity codes or show any information as 'various'.

"Search" allows you to find a commodity code using text that describes your product.

Volume 2 contains the 16,000 or so commodity codes.

When trading internationally, you need to select the right commodity code for your goods.

The commodity code to be used is 99908700.

The goods described in this box must be subject to the same Commodity Code.

For single items the accurate commodity code must be shown in Box 33 of the import entry.

To work out the percentage, each type of product is given a 'commodity code'.

Some countries allow special concessions for large traders enabling them to report certain goods under one commodity code.