4302.19.30.30 - Fox

This HTS classification, 4302.19.30.30, specifically designates whole, undressed furskins of the fox species. These are skins that have been tanned or dressed to preserve them but have not undergone further assembly or manufacturing processes, and importantly, have not been dyed. The term "fox" in this context refers to any species of the Canidae family commonly known as foxes, excluding those explicitly listed as siblings in this sub-heading.

This category is distinguished from its siblings primarily by the specific animal species. While 4302.19.30.40 covers whole, undressed furskins of the racoon, and 4302.19.30.70 encompasses all other undressed whole skins within this broader grouping (like those of mink or muskrat, for example), this code is exclusively for fox furskins. The key differentiator here is the biological classification and common identification of the animal.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS structure, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, the focus for classification purposes under this code remains on confirming the species as fox and ensuring the skins are presented as whole, undressed, and undyed. Any additional processing, dyeing, or assembly into finished articles would necessitate classification under different HTS codes within Chapter 43 or subsequent chapters.