WCO classification path
- Chapter44Wood and articles of wood
- Heading4419Tableware and kitchenware, of wood
- Subheading441911Bread boards, chopping boards and similar boards
- National44191100Bread boards, chopping boards and similar boards
44191100
What is the United States import tariff for HS 44191100 (Bread boards, chopping boards and similar boards)?
Quick answer: United States MFN rate for HS 44191100 is 3.2%. 17 FTA preferential rate(s) available.
"Bread boards, chopping boards and similar boards"
HS code 4419.11.00.00 (Chapter 44 "Wood and articles of wood"; Heading 4419 "Tableware and kitchenware, of wood"; Subheading 441911 "Bread boards, chopping boards and similar boards") under the United States tariff schedule classifies "Bread boards, chopping boards and similar boards". United States customs apply MFN rate of 3.2%, Column 2 rate 33 1/3%. Statutory unit of measure: No.. 17 free trade agreement preferential rates are available for this code.
Tariff Schedule
| Classification | Rate |
|---|---|
最惠国税率 (MFN) MFN rate | 3.2% |
第二栏税率 Column 2 rate | 33 1/3% |
⚠️ U.S. additional tariffs (on top of base rate)
- This product may fall under Section 232 national-security tariffs (steel/aluminum/copper 50%, autos 25%, semiconductors 25%, lumber 10%, all origins, incl. derivative lists). Goods covered by §232 are exempt from §122 but owe §232 instead. No authoritative machine-readable per-code source exists, so §232 is NOT included here — verify with CBP.
IEEPA tariffs (fentanyl/reciprocal) were struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court and ceased in Feb 2026. Verified Jun 2026.
Duty + VAT + surcharges, line by line — just enter your value
FTA Preferential Rates
17 agreements available · certificate of origin required
| Agreement | Rate |
|---|---|
| A* | Free |
| AU | Free |
| BH | Free |
| CL | Free |
| CO | Free |
| D | Free |
| E | Free |
| IL | Free |
| JO | Free |
| KR | Free |
| MA | Free |
| OM | Free |
| P | Free |
| PA | Free |
| PE | Free |
| S | Free |
| SG | Free |
Global Benchmark
HS-6 prefix 4419.11 across other jurisdictions