7013.28 - Other:
Sub-classifications
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7013 2805 00
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7013 2810 00
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7013 2820
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7013 2820 10
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7013 2820 90
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7013 2830 00
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7013 2840 00
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7013 2850
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7013 2850 10
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7013 2850 90
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7013 2860
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7013 2860 10
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7013 2860 90
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Overview
This HTS category, 7013.28, encompasses stemware drinking glasses that are not made of glass-ceramics, excluding those specifically identified as lead crystal. This includes a broad range of drinking vessels with a stem, such as wine glasses, champagne flutes, and cocktail glasses, which are intended for use at the table, in kitchens, for indoor decoration, or similar purposes. The key defining characteristic is their construction from glass, featuring a stem and a bowl, and their exclusion from specific sub-classifications.
Distinguishing this category from its sibling, 7013.22, is crucial. HTS code 7013.22 specifically covers stemware drinking glasses made of lead crystal, which is characterized by a high lead oxide content that imparts brilliance and weight. Therefore, 7013.28 applies to all other stemware drinking glasses where lead crystal is not the primary material.
Within this category, further sub-classification is provided to refine the classification based on manufacturing process and specific characteristics. The subcategories distinguish between stemware that has undergone pressing and toughening (tempering) processes, which enhance durability, and other stemware drinking glasses not falling under these specific manufacturing methods. This detailed breakdown ensures accurate reporting based on the specific nature and treatment of the glassware.