9603.10.60.00 - Valued over 96¢ each 🖩

This HTS category, 9603.10.60.00, specifically covers brooms that are wholly or in part made of broom corn and are valued at over 96 cents each. This classification applies to the finished broom, where the bristles are primarily derived from broom corn, a type of sorghum. The crucial distinguishing factor for this subcategory is the unit value of the item.

In contrast to its sibling category, "Valued not over 96¢ each," this classification is reserved for higher-value broom corn brooms. This distinction is based purely on the price per unit, indicating a potential difference in quality, size, materials used in construction (such as handle material), or the overall manufacturing sophistication that contributes to a higher retail or wholesale price point. Both sibling categories fall under the broader heading of "Other brooms, wholly or in part of broom corn."

As this node is a leaf node within the HTS classification system, there are no further subcategories to introduce. The classification is complete at this level, focusing on the specific product type (broom corn broom) and its unit value threshold. Importers and exporters should carefully assess the value of each broom corn broom to ensure accurate classification and avoid potential duty discrepancies.