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Common Product Name Hkhs Code COMMON PRODUCT NAME HKHS CODE "KEVLAR" POLYAMIDES FILAMENT YARN HIGH TENACITY MORE THAN 60CN/TEX. 54021100 "LYCRA" ELASTANE YARN (100% POLYURETHANE FILAMENT SINGLE YARN) 54024410 {O-2-(DIALKYL AMINO ETHYL} HYDROGEN ALKYL PHOSPHONITES AND THEIR O-ALKYL 29310007 ESTERS; ALKYLATED OR PROTONATED SALTS THEREOF {S-2-(DIALKYL AMINO) ETHYL} HYDROGEN ALKYL PHOSPHONOTHIOATES AND THEIR O- 29309001 ALKYL ESTERS; ALKYLATED OR PROTONATED SALTS THEREOF 0,0-DIETHYL S-{2-(DIETHYLAMINO) ETHYL} PHOSPHOROTHIOATE AND ITS ALKYLATED OR 29309011 PROTONATED SALTS 0-ALKYL (< OR = C10, INCLUDING CYCLOALKYL) ALKYL (METHYL, ETHYL, N-PROPYL OR 29310001 ISOPROPYL) PHOSPHONOFLUORIDATES 1 1 1-TRICHLOROETHANE 29031910 1 1-DICHLORO-1-FLUOROETHANE 29034908 1 1-DICHLORO-2 2 2-TRIFLUOROETHANE 29034904 1 2-DICHLOROETHYLENE 29032900 1-(1,3-BENZODIOXOL-5-YL)PROPAN-2-ONE 29329200 1,1 - DIFLUOROETHANE (HFC-152A) 29033946 1,1,1 - TRIFLUOROETHANE (HFC-143A) 29033945 1,1,1,2,2,3,4,5,5,5 - DECAFLUOROPENTANE (HFC-43-10MEE) 29033943 1,1,1,2,3,3,3-HEPTAFLUOROPROPANE 29033951 1,1,1,2-TETRAFLUOROETHANE 29033920 1,1,1,3,3 - PENTAFLUOROPROPANE (HFC-245FA) 29033954 1,1,1,3,3,3 - HEXAFLUOROPROPANE (HFC-236FA) 29033952 1,1,1-TRICHLOROETHANE 29031910 1,1,2,2,3 - PENTAFLUOROPROPANE (HFC-245CA) 29033953 1,1,3,3,3-PENTAFLUORO-2-(TRIFLUOROMETHYL) PROP-1-ENE 29033910 1,2-BIS (2-CHLOROETHYLTHIO) ETHANE 29309005 1,3-BIS (2-CHLOROETHYLTHIO) -N-PROPANE 29309006 1,4-BIS (2-CHLOROETHYLTHIO) -N-BUTANE 29309007 1,5-BIS (2-CHLOROETHYLTHIO) -N-PENTANE 29309008 1.8 M/M 65%POLYESTER STAPLE FIBRE 35%RAYON STAPLE FIBRE YARN DYED IN HANK 55095100 1/16NM 100%TRUE HEMP R.W. YARN ON CONE 53082000 1/20NM 68%RAYON FILAMENT 32%NYLON SINGLE YARN, WITH A TWIST MORE THAN 120TPM 54033200 1/25 100% RAYON STAPLE FIBRE YARN 55101100 1/25 100%RAYON STAPLE FIBRE YARN 55101100 1/54 52%COTTON 48%ACRYLIC YARN, SINGLE DYED CARDED. 109.33 DECITEX 52061500 100 PERCENT MODACRYLIC FIBRE "KANECARON BRAND" (CARDED OR COMBED) 55063000 100 PERCENT NYLON MONOFILAMENT YARN FOR DOLL HAIR 54041990 100% ARAMIDES FILAMENT TEXTURED ELASTIC YARN, NOT MORE THAN 50 TEX PER SINGLE 54023113 YARN 100% COTTON DENIM WOVEN MEN'S SETS (SHIRT JEAN) 62032210 100% COTTON PRINTED TWILL WOVEN FABRIC, WIDTH:57"WEIGHT MORE THAN 100 G/SQM 52085900 BUT LESS THAN 200 G/SQM 100% COTTON TWILL PRINT WOVEN FABRIC, WT : NOT MORE THAN 200G/SQ.M 52085900 100% COTTON VELVETEEN WEFT PILE WOVEN FABRIC 58012300 100% COTTON WEFT KNITTED FABRIC(UNBLEACHED OR BLEACHED) 60062100 100% COTTON WOVEN FABRIC WIDTH: 57/58' BLEACHED 3-THREADTWILL INCLUDING CROSS 52092200 TWILL MORE THAN 200 G/SQM 100% COTTON WOVEN TERRY FABRIC, DYED 58021900 100% COTTON WOVEN UNBLEACHED FABRIC, PLAIN WEAVE, MORE THAN 200G/M2 BY 52091100 100% COTTON/PVC INFLATABLE PILLOW 63069100 100% NYLON HAIR 67030030 100% NYLON KNITTED GLOVES 61169300 100% NYLON-6 FILAMENT TEXTURED ELASTIC YARN, MORE THAN 50 TEX PER SINGLE YARN 54023211 100% NYLON-6,6 FILAMENT TEXTURED 70D/68/F1 ELASTIC YARN, NOT MORE THAN 50 TEX PER 54023112 SINGLE YARN 100% PAPER WALLPAPER 48141000 100% POLYESTER (NON WOVEN FABRIC) STAPLE FIBRES OVER 400G/SQM, COATED WITH 56039410 POLY(VINYL CHLORIDE) 100% POLYESTER FILAMENT GREY YARN MULTIPLE SHRINKAGE NOT TEXTURED 54026200 1 COMMON PRODUCT NAME HKHS CODE 100% POLYESTER FILAMENT NONWOVEN INTERLINING, LAMINATED WITH PLASTIC, 56031210 WEIGHING MORE THAN 25/SQM. BUT NOT MORE THAN 70/SQM. 100% POLYESTER FLEECE (KNITTED) SEAT COVERS 63049100 100% POLYESTER MICRO SUEDE PRINT KNITTED FABRIC 59070000 100% POLYESTER NEEDLE LOOM FELT 56021000 100% POLYESTER STAPLE FIBRE NONWOVEN INTERLINING, WEIGHING MORE THAN 25G/M2 56039290 BUT NOT MORE THAN 70G/M2, NOT IMPREGNATED, COATED, COVERED OR LAMINATED 100% POLYESTER WOVEN FABRIC ( YARNS OF DIFFERENT COLOURS) (MADE FROM TEXTURED 54075300 FILAMENT YARN) 100% POLYESTER WOVEN FABRIC, STAPLE FIBRE, BLEACHED 55121100 100% POLYPROPYLENE FIBER STAPLE (NOT CARDED OR COMBED) 55034000 100% POLYPROPYLENE YARN FILAMENT TEXTURED 54023400 100% PVC SYNTHETIC FIBRE FOR WIGS MAKING 67030020 100% RAW SILK GREIGE WOVEN FABRIC (BOMBYX MORI SILK GREY) 50072011 100% RAYON FILAMENT DYED WOVEN FABRIC 54082210 100% RAYON STAPLE FIBRE PRINTED WOVEN FABRIC 55161400 100% STAPLE VISCOSE RAYON EMBROIDERY SEWING THREAD (NOT PUT UP FOR RETAIL SALE 55082000 100% VISCOSE EMBROIDERY SEWING THREADS (MAN-MADE FILAMENTS) 54012000 100% VISCOSE TOPS 55070000 100%ACETATE FILAMENT , YARN OF DIFFERENT COLOUR, WOVEN FABRIC 54082300 100%ACETATE FILAMENT DYED WOVEN FABRIC 54082220 100%ACETATE STAPLE FIBRE TAFFETA WOVEN FABRIC, DYED 55161200 100%ACETATE STAPLE FIBRE WOVEN FABRIC, UNBLEACHED OR BLEACHED 55161100 100%ACRYLIC FILAMENT DYED WOVEN FABRIC 54077200 100%ACRYLIC STAPLE FIBRE BLEACHED WOVEN FABRIC 55122100 100%ACRYLIC STAPLE FIBRE MULTIPLE YARN 55093200 100%ACRYLIC WALL COVERING WITH PAPER BACKING 59050090 100%ACRYLIC WOVEN FABRIC, FILAMENTS YARNS OF DIFFERENT COLOURS 54077300 100%ACRYLIC YARN FILAMENT TEXTURED 54023900 100%ARCYLIC STAPLE FIBRE SINGLE YARN 55093100 100%CASHMERE CARDED YARN DYED ON CONE 51081000 100%CASHMERE COMBED YARN 51082000 100%COMBED COTTON YARN, 21/2 52054200 100%COTTON BLEACHED PLAIN WEAVE WEIGHING OVER 200G/M2 52092100 100%COTTON COMBED YARN, 714.29 DTEX. OR MORE 52054100 100%COTTON TRIMMING LACE 58042900 100%COTTON BLEACHED PLAIN WEAVE WOVEN FABRIC, NOT MORE THAN 100G/SQM 52082100 100%COTTON BLEACHED TWILL WOVEN FABRICS, NOT MORE THAN 200G/SQM 52082300 100%COTTON COMBED YARN 80S/1 52052800 100%COTTON COMBED YARN 80S/2 52054800 100%COTTON DRILL WOVEN FABRIC, YARN OF DIFFERENT COLOUR, MORE THAN 200G/SQM. 52094300 100%COTTON GOLF BALL CLEANING CLOTH 63071000 100%COTTON GREY CANVAS WOVEN FABRIC MORE THAN 200G/M2 52091100 100%COTTON GREY TWILL WOVEN FABRIC ONE SQUARE METRE OVER 200G/M2" 52091200 100%COTTON KNITTED BABY BIBS WITH PVC BACKING 61119096 100%COTTON KNITTED LABELS 58079000 100%COTTON KNITTED PILLOW COVERS 63021000 100%COTTON KNITTED RUG 57050090 100%COTTON KNITTED TAPE 60032000 100%COTTON LONG PILE KNITTED FABRIC 60011010 100%COTTON LOOPED PILE KNITTED FABRIC 60012100 100%COTTON PLAIN WEAVE DYED WOVEN FABRIC, MORE THAN 200G./SQM 52093100 100%COTTON PNEUMATIC MATTRESS (FOR CAMPING BED) 63064000 100%COTTON PRINTED CURTAIN FABRICS, OVER200G/SQM. 52095900 100%COTTON PRINTED PLAIN WEAVE WOVEN FABRICS, MORE THAN 200G/SQM. 52095100 100%COTTON PRINTED WARP KNITTED FABRICS 60052400 100%COTTON SINGLE YARN CARDED 84NM 52051500 100%COTTON SUSPENDERS 62129010 100%COTTON THREAD 52041100 100%COTTON TUFTED CARPET 57039000 2 COMMON PRODUCT NAME HKHS CODE 100%COTTON TWILL DYED WOVEN FABRIC, NOT MORE THAN 200G/SQM. 52083300 100%COTTON UPPER & SOLE WOVEN BABIES' BOOTIES 64052000 100%COTTON VELVETEEN WOVEN DYED FABRIC 58012300 100%COTTON WARP KNITTED DYED FABRIC 60052200 100%COTTON WEFT KNITTED FABRIC (DYED) 60062200 100%COTTON WEFT KNITTED FABRIC (OF YARNS OF DIFFERENT COLOURS) 60062300 100%COTTON WEFT KNITTED FABRIC (UNBLEACHED OR BLEACHED) 60062100 100%COTTON WOVEN FABRIC PRINTED MORE THAN 200GM PER SQ.M JACQUARD 52085900 100%COTTON WOVEN FABRIC WEIGHING LESS THAN 200 G/M2 SATEEN YARN DYED 52084900 100%COTTON WOVEN FABRIC WEIGHING LESS THAN 200 G/M2 TWILL YARN DYED 52084300 100%COTTON WOVEN FABRIC WIDTH: 57/58' BLEACHED 3-THREAD 52092200 100%COTTON WOVEN FABRIC, WEIGHING NOT MORE 200G/SQM, PRINTED TWILL 52085900 100%COTTON WOVEN FABRIC, WEIGHING NOT MORE 200G/SQM, YARN DYED, TWILL 52084300 100%COTTON WOVEN FABRIC，WEIGHING N0T MORE THAN 200G/SQM，CORDS，YARN DYED 52085100 100%COTTON WOVEN FABRIC. (GREY TWILL UNDER 200GM/SQM) 52081300 100%COTTON WOVEN FABRICS, WEIGHING LESS THAN 200G/SQM. AND MORE THAN 52085200 100G/SQM. PRINTED, SHEETING 100%COTTON WOVEN MEN'S SHIRTS COMPONENT PARTS OF (SLEEVE PANEL, FRONT PANEL & 62179020 BACK PANEL) 100%COTTON WOVEN MEN'S SOCKS 62171010 100%COTTON WOVEN PRINTED FABRIC. TWILL WEIGHT MORE THAN 200G/SQ.M 52095200 100%COTTON WOVEN SHOWER CURTAINS 63039100 100%COTTON WOVEN SOFA CASES 63049200 100%COTTON WOVEN SWATCH 63101000 100%COTTON WOVEN TABLE CLOTH 63025190 100%COTTON WOVEN TENT 63062900 100%COTTON WOVEN TERRY BATH MAT ( MADE-UP ) ( PILE ) 57024900 100%COTTON WOVEN TERRY TOWELLING FABRIC, UNBLEACHED 58021100 100%COTTON WOVEN UNCUT WEFT PILE FABRIC 58012100 100%COTTON WOVEN UNFILLED COMFORTER SHELLS (NOT-PRINTED) 63023100 100%COTTON WOVEN WORK GLOVES 62160020 100%COTTON YARN COMBED FIBRE SINGLE GREY 118.11 DECITEX 52052600 100%COTTON YARN COMBED FIBRE SINGLE GREY 98.42 DECITEX 52052700 100%COTTON YARN DYED PLAIN WEAVE WOVEN FABRIC ( LESS THAN 100 GM PER SQUARE 52084100 METER) 100%COTTON YARNS OF DIFFERENT COLOURS WARP KNITTED FABRIC 60052300 100%CUPRO FILAMENT WOVEN DYED FABRIC 54082290 100%JUTE WOVEN DYED CLOTH 53109000 100%JUTE WOVEN UNBLEACHED FABRIC 53101000 100%JUTE YARN MULTIPLE FOR CARPET'S BACKING USE 53072000 100%LAMBSWOOL KNITTED TAPE 60031000 100%LINEN GREY WOVEN FABRIC 53091100 100%LINEN KNITTED RIB TAPE 60039000 100%LINEN MULTIPLE YARN 53062000 100%LINEN PANELS TO BE MADE INTO MEN'S KNITTED SHIRT IN COMPLETE SETS (INCLUDING 61179090 FRONT PANELS BACK PANELS SLEEVES AND COLLARS) 100%LINEN SINGLE YARN 53061000 100%LINEN WALL COVERINGS WITH PAPER BACKING 59050010 100%LINEN WOVEN MEN'S SHIRTS (COMPONENT PARTS OF SLEEVE PANEL, FRONT PANEL & 62179090 BACK PANEL) 100%MOHAIR KNITTED SHORT PILE FABRIC 60019900 100%NONWOVEN WOOL DRESSING GOWNS 62101021 100%NYLON TYRE CORD FABRIC 59021000 100%NYLON BRUSH TRICOT KNITTED DYED FABRIC. 60053200 100%NYLON FILAMENT, DYED, WOVEN FABRIC 54074200 100%NYLON FILAMENT, GREY, WOVEN FABRIC 54074100 100%NYLON FILAMENT, PRINTED, WOVEN FABRIC 54074400 100%NYLON FILAMENT, YARN OF DIFFERENT COLOUR, WOVEN
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