About HS Code 961400
This HS code encompasses the trade of traditional smoking accessories, including various types of smoking pipes, their bowls, and holders for cigars or cigarettes, along with their respective parts. This market caters to a niche but dedicated clientele of enthusiasts, collectors, and general consumers. The materials used are diverse, ranging from briarwood, meerschaum, and corn cob for pipes to amber, bakelite, and various metals for holders. Importers typically include specialty tobacco shops, high-end gift stores, and online retailers focusing on smoking paraphernalia. Exporters are often artisanal workshops or manufacturers with specialized craftsmanship in woodworking, carving, and material finishing, found in regions like Italy, Denmark, and parts of Asia. Key aspects influencing trade include the quality of craftsmanship, the rarity and type of material, and the aesthetic appeal and brand reputation.
Products Under This Code
Briarwood smoking pipes, meerschaum pipes, corn cob pipes, glass smoking pipes, wooden cigar holders, amber cigarette holders, pipe bowls, pipe stems.
Real World Examples
Peterson Pipes, Savinelli Pipes, Vauen Pipes, Missouri Meerschaum Corn Cob Pipes, Denicotea cigarette holders, Falcon Pipes.
Common Misclassification
This code is specific to smoking pipes and holders; it should not be confused with 854370 (electronic cigarettes and similar personal vaporizing devices) or 240399 (other manufactured tobacco and tobacco substitutes).
Products Classified Under 9614.00
Industry
This code belongs to the Miscellaneous Manufactured Articles industry.
Trade Overview
Italy, Denmark, and China are prominent exporters, while the USA, Germany, and Japan are major importers of these smoking accessories.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is HS code 961400?
HS code 961400 covers: Smoking pipes (including pipe bowls) and cigar or cigarette holders, and parts thereof. This HS code encompasses the trade of traditional smoking accessories, including various types of smoking pipes, their bowls, and holders for cigars or cigarettes, along with their respective parts. This market caters to a niche but dedicated clientele of enthusiasts, collectors, and general consumers. The materials used are diverse, ranging from briarwood, meerschaum, and corn cob for pipes to amber, bakelite, and various metals for holders. Importers typically include specialty tobacco shops, high-end gift stores, and online retailers focusing on smoking paraphernalia. Exporters are often artisanal workshops or manufacturers with specialized craftsmanship in woodworking, carving, and material finishing, found in regions like Italy, Denmark, and parts of Asia. Key aspects influencing trade include the quality of craftsmanship, the rarity and type of material, and the aesthetic appeal and brand reputation.
What products fall under HS code 961400?
Briarwood smoking pipes, meerschaum pipes, corn cob pipes, glass smoking pipes, wooden cigar holders, amber cigarette holders, pipe bowls, pipe stems.
What are common misclassifications for HS code 961400?
This code is specific to smoking pipes and holders; it should not be confused with 854370 (electronic cigarettes and similar personal vaporizing devices) or 240399 (other manufactured tobacco and tobacco substitutes).
How is HS code 961400 structured?
HS code 961400 is a 6-digit subheading under the Harmonized System. The first 2 digits (96) identify the chapter, digits 3-4 (14) identify the heading, and digits 5-6 (00) specify the subheading. This code is standardized globally by the World Customs Organization.