4302.19.45.30 - Fox

This HTS classification covers whole, undressed furskins of fox, which have been dyed. These are distinct from raw or simply tanned furskins, as the dyeing process alters their appearance and often their suitability for specific end uses. The skins in this category are presented in their entirety, inclusive of the head, tail, and paws, and have not been assembled with any other materials.

This specific category, 4302.19.45.30, differentiates itself from its siblings by its precise identification of the animal. While 4302.19.45.40 encompasses dyed whole skins of raccoon, and 4302.19.45.70 covers other specified animals or an "other" category for dyed furskins, this node is exclusively for dyed whole fox skins. This level of specificity is crucial for accurate tariff application and trade analysis.

As a leaf node, this classification does not have further subcategories. Therefore, the focus remains on the precise identification of the dyed whole furskin of a fox. The classification criteria hinge on the species of origin (fox) and the treatment applied (dyed), in addition to the presentation of the skin (whole, undressed, and unassembled).