2403 - Other manufactured tobacco and manufactured tobacco substitutes; "homogenized" or "reconstituted" tobacco; tobacco extracts and essences:
Sub-classifications
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2403 19
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2403 1920
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2403 1920 20
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2403 1920 50
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2403 1920 80
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2403 1930 50
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2403 1930 60
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2403 1930 80
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2403 1930 90
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2403 1960
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2403 1960 50
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2403 1960 60
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2403 1960 80
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2403 1960 90
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2403 1990
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2403 1990 50
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2403 1990 60
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2403 1990 80
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2403 1990 90
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2403 9120 00
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2403 9143 50
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2403 9143 60
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2403 9143 80
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2403 9143 90
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2403 9145
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2403 9145 50
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2403 9145 60
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2403 9145 80
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2403 9145 90
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2403 9147
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2403 9147 50
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2403 9147 60
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2403 9147 80
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2403 9147 90
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2403 99
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2403 9921
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2403 9921 30
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2403 9921 90
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2403 9931 50
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2403 9931 60
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2403 9931 65
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2403 9931 70
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2403 9960
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2403 9960 50
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2403 9960 60
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2403 9960 65
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2403 9960 70
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2403 9990
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2403 9990 50
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2403 9990 60
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2403 9990 65
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2403 9990 70
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Overview
HTS category 2403 encompasses a diverse range of manufactured tobacco products and their substitutes that do not fall under more specific headings within Chapter 24. This includes, but is not limited to, homogenized or reconstituted tobacco, which is processed tobacco material reformed into sheets or other shapes, as well as tobacco extracts and essences used in various applications. The primary characteristic is that these are processed forms of tobacco or substitutes thereof, intended for consumption or use.
This category is distinct from earlier headings in Chapter 24, such as those covering raw tobacco or specific tobacco products like cigarettes or cigars. While those headings focus on unprocessed leaf or more conventionally prepared tobacco items, 2403 deals with processed forms that have undergone significant manufacturing to alter their physical state or extract their constituents. It serves as a residual category for manufactured tobacco and substitutes that are not otherwise specified.
Within HTS 2403, further subdivisions exist to differentiate between types of manufactured tobacco and substitutes. One key distinction is made between smoking tobacco, which may incorporate tobacco substitutes, and other miscellaneous manufactured tobacco products or substitutes. These subcategories are crucial for precise classification, allowing for the recognition of different preparation methods and the inclusion or exclusion of substitute materials, impacting duty rates and regulatory requirements.