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HTS Section X

Pulp of Wood; Paper and Paperboard

Section X groups 3 HTS chapters covering 633 tariff classifications.

3
HTS chapters
633
tariff classifications

According to the U.S. International Trade Commission Harmonized Tariff Schedule 2026 Basic Edition, PlainTariff indexes 13,855 Column 1 general-rate tariff lines across 96 chapters as of August 2026. See our methodology for how rates are parsed and when the USITC vintage updates.

Section at a glance

Section X (Pulp of Wood; Paper and Paperboard) groups 3 HTS chapters covering 633 tariff classifications.

3
HTS chapters
633
tariff classifications

Section averages orient only; duty is set at the individual tariff-line level (USITC HTS 2026 Basic Edition).

A duty-free section, not a low-rate one

Every rated line in Section X is duty-free under the general (MFN) column. Start with the chapter table to identify the exact HTS line; the absence of a dutiable-average rank is part of the result.

Verify the exact classification before relying on the 0% general-rate result.

Catalog
633
classifications
Route
3 chapters
before the heading

HTS section dispatch

SEC-X · Section X

DUTY-FREE · RANK-N/A · BOOK-MID · CH-3 · PEAK-FREE

  • DUTY-FREE

    All duty-free

  • RANK-N/A

    No avg rank

  • BOOK-MID

    633 lines

  • CH-3

    3 chapters

  • PEAK-FREE

    Peak 0%

Section X vs all HTS sections by classification count

Where this section's tariff-line inventory sits among all 22 HTS sections (schedule breadth, not a virtue ranking)

633 16th of 22 higher than 6 of 22 sections

Sections banded by USITC HTS classification count

Each bar is a band; taller bars hold more sections. The dashed line + filled bar mark this entry. Hover or tap any bar for its full count and share, and where it sits relative to this entry.

Source USITC Harmonized Tariff Schedule 2026 Basic Edition · 2026-05-15

Frequently Asked Questions

What does HTS Section X cover? ▼
HTS Section X covers Pulp of Wood; Paper and Paperboard. It contains 3 chapters with a total of 633 individual tariff classifications.
How many chapters are in Section X? ▼
Section X contains 3 chapters. Each chapter groups related products with their own headings, subheadings, and tariff lines specifying duty rates.
Why does Section X have no dutiable-average rank? ▼
Every rated tariff line in this section carries a 0% general (MFN) rate, so there is no positive dutiable average to place against other sections. The individual tariff line remains the authoritative classification check.
How is the Harmonized Tariff Schedule organized? ▼
The HTS is organized into 22 Sections (Roman numerals I–XXII), which contain 99 Chapters. Each Chapter has Headings (4-digit), Subheadings (6-digit), and Tariff Lines (8-10 digit) with specific duty rates. Sections group related product categories together.
Where can I find the duty rate for a specific product? ▼
Click on a chapter in the table above to see all its tariff lines. Each tariff line links to a detail page with the General (MFN), Special (FTA), and Column 2 duty rates. For complex classifications, consult a licensed customs broker.

Nationwide HTS sections with similar tariff profiles

Two peer sets for Section X, each excluding this section (the chapter table above stays the within-section path).

Similar HTS line inventory

Nearest other sections by tariff-line count (633 here).

Sec VIII 578 lines Sec V 511 lines Sec XII 807 lines Sec VII 819 lines Sec XIII 852 lines Sec XX 868 lines

Next steps

Drill from this section down to the exact rate for your product.

The section average is a rough guide; actual duty depends on the precise HTS classification and country of origin.

Related sections

Section XIISection XVI | All sections | Highest tariffs

Sources: U.S. International Trade Commission Harmonized Tariff Schedule (2026 Basic Edition) and FAO FAOSTAT Trade: Crops and Livestock. See our methodology for how figures are computed.

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