HS & HTS Code Lookup Tool

Use our simple and easy to use HS (Harmonized System) and HTS (Harmonized Tariff Schedule) code lookup tool to find the tariff code for products that you plan on importing into the U.S.

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How It Works

1. Start by entering the name or description of the product being imported. You can also search using a full or partial HS code, if you have it.

2. Next, click the button reading “Proceed with Lookup”. This will take you to your search results.

Example:

3. You will be given result(s) of possible HS codes matching the product name or description that you entered. Each result will include the:

1. Heading/Subheading
2. Description
3. Unit of Quantity (if applicable)
4. Rates of Duty

Example:

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Meet Our Experts

The team behind the business needs to lay the foundation of success. Our team at USA Customs Clearance goes above and beyond in everything we do for you. Each team member uses their vast knowledge and experience to serve your unique business objectives.

Donna D.

Customs Consulting & Compliance Manager

Donna’s experience as a licensed custom broker goes back to 1997, and she combines that with a bachelor’s degree in finance and economics to provide our clients with unparalleled service and knowledge of the import process. Her time in the import business bridges all aspects of customs clearance, with particular experience in commodities such as clothing, spirits, and wine. By focusing on research and staying up-to-date with the constantly changing landscape of imports, Donna provides proven solutions that deliver results on a consistent basis.

Strangest Commodity Ever Brokered: A goat head hunting trophy

Mimi A.

Customs Consulting & Compliance Specialist

The Licensed Customs Broker exam has a notoriously high failure rate, which Mimi saw as a challenge to be overcome. Having earned her license in 2008, Mimi also brings knowledge of domestic shipping procedures to the table, a key element in synchronizing efforts between logistics providers and customs brokers. She heads up the consulting team here at United States Customs Clearance, helping clients maintain compliance as the rules of importing and customs clearance change and evolve.

Strangest Commodity Ever Brokered: A dog

Robin E.

Customs Consulting & Compliance Manager

Along with eight years as a licensed broker, Robin’s experience includes international forwarding and export experience, adding valuable shipping and warehousing knowledge to her toolkit. Robin makes a point of educating her customers about the import process and the products they’re importing, maintaining transparency and building trust with her clients. Her specialty in product classification is a huge asset for importers, particularly when there are updates to the Harmonized Tariff Schedule.

Strangest Commodity Ever Brokered: A race horse

Shannon M.

Customs Entry Writer

Shannon has 15 years of experience in the logistics industry, with 11 of those years focused on freight forwarding and customs brokerage. From air freight, ocean freight, and truck border crossings, she’s helped clear just about every type of shipment through customs. Shannon’s experience as an entry writer has given her extensive knowledge about import compliance, duty statements, HTS codes, and reciprocal tariffs. She uses her knowledge to submit accurate customs documentation and ensures imports adhere to applicable rules and regulations.

Strangest Commodity Ever Brokered: A single walnut

HS & HTS Code Lookup Tool

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