Camel Crust Leather from Mexico
Camel crust leather is produced from tanned skins of camels or dromedaries, with the hair removed and the leather dried to a crust state without further preparation. The chapter notes explicitly list camels among the animals whose raw hides with hair or wool on are classified in Chapter 41, and this tanned crust product falls under tariff item 4106.92.00 as an 'other' animal crust leather.
Duty Rate — Mexico → Canada
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Import Tips
• Ensure the camel skins are completely hairless and in a dry crust state before import
• Be prepared to show that the leather has not been further prepared beyond crust processing
• Check if any CITES restrictions apply to the specific camel species