4810.14.13.00 - India or bible paper

This HTS category specifically covers India paper and bible paper. These types of paper are characterized by their thinness and high opacity, making them suitable for religious texts (like Bibles) or publications where minimizing show-through from the reverse side is important, such as India paper often used for high-quality printing and etchings. The classification hinges on the specific properties of these papers, which are typically coated with kaolin or other inorganic substances, with or without binders, and without other coatings.

Distinguishing this category from its siblings, 4810.14.11 covers paper specifically intended for photographic sensitization. While both are fine papers, the end-use and surface treatment are the key differentiators. Category 4810.14.19.00, "Other," serves as a residual category for papers that meet the general criteria of this heading but do not fit into the more specific classifications like India or bible paper.

As a leaf node, HTS Code 4810.14.13.00 has no further subdivisions. Classification within this code relies on identifying the paper as specifically meeting the definitions of India or bible paper, based on its physical characteristics, intended use, and the absence of other defining features that would place it into a different HTS classification. The preceding level's specifications regarding sheet size and weight are also critical for proper classification.