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Red Pigment Stamping Foil

Red pigment stamping foil uses synthetic red organic pigment (PR-83) agglomerated with a shellac binder on Mylar film, for color stamping on greeting cards and menus. It qualifies as a stamping foil under heading 32.12 because it is a thin sheet of pigment agglomerated with a binder on a supporting sheet. The product is specifically designed for stamping applications, using a non-metallic pigment.

Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin

Origin CountryMFN TariffSurtaxesTotal Effective Rate
πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³ChinaFreeβ€”Free
πŸ‡²πŸ‡½MexicoFreeβ€”Free
πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΈUnited StatesFreeβ€”Free
πŸ‡©πŸ‡ͺGermanyFreeβ€”Free
πŸ‡―πŸ‡΅JapanFreeβ€”Free

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3204.17.00Same rate: Free

If the pigment is sold separately without a binder or supporting sheet

Synthetic organic colouring matter and preparations based thereon are classified under heading 32.04, but not as stamping foils.

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Import Tips & Compliance

β€’ Ensure the organic pigment is not classified as a separate dye; the binder and sheet form make it a stamping foil

β€’ Provide the shellac binder and Mylar film details to the CBSA

β€’ Confirm the product is used for stamping, not as a general colouring preparation

Related Products under Tariff item 3212.10.00

Antique Brass Stamping Foil

Antique brass stamping foil consists of bronze pigments bound in a binder, applied to a supporting sheet, and used for hot stamping decorative designs onto surfaces like cigar boxes. It meets the definition of stamping foils under heading 32.12, which includes thin sheets of metallic powder or pigment agglomerated with a binder. The aged brass effect is achieved through the pigment composition, making it suitable for vintage packaging applications.

Copper Metallic Stamping Foil

Copper metallic stamping foil is made of bronze powder pigment in an acrylic binder on a polypropylene backing, used for decorative hot stamping on shoeboxes and furniture trim. It qualifies as a stamping foil under heading 32.12 because it consists of metallic powder agglomerated with a binder on a supporting sheet. The product is specifically designed for stamping applications, not for general colouring.

Gold Stamping Foil

Gold stamping foil consists of gold-colored metallic pigment agglomerated with a gelatin binder on a polyester backing, used for hot stamping on book covers and luxury packaging. It falls under heading 32.12 as a stamping foil because it is a thin sheet of metallic pigment bound with a binder on a supporting material. The product is specifically designed for printing and decorative stamping applications.

Holographic Stamping Foil

Holographic stamping foil features diffractive metallic pigments in a glue binder on PET film, applied via heat to leather goods and invitations. It qualifies as a stamping foil under heading 32.12 because it consists of pigment agglomerated with a binder on a supporting sheet. The holographic effect is achieved through the metallic pigment structure, making it suitable for decorative stamping.

Hot Gold Foil for Bookbinding

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Matte Black Stamping Foil

Matte black stamping foil uses carbon black pigment in a nitrocellulose binder on a thin acetate film, for anti-glare stamping on product inserts and technical manuals. It falls under heading 32.12 as a stamping foil because it is a thin sheet of pigment agglomerated with a binder on a supporting sheet. The matte finish is achieved through the pigment and binder composition, suitable for printing applications.