Wild Boar Crust Leather
Wild boar crust leather is produced from tanned wild boar hides in a dry state, with the hair removed and no further preparation. This product falls under tariff item 4106.92.00 as a crust leather of swine (including peccary), which is not excluded by the chapter notes.
Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin
| Origin Country | MFN Tariff | Surtaxes | Total Effective Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🇨🇳China | Free | — | Free |
| 🇲🇽Mexico | Free | — | Free |
| 🇺🇸United States | Free | — | Free |
| 🇩🇪Germany | Free | — | Free |
| 🇯🇵Japan | Free | — | Free |
More Specific Codes
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If the wild boar hides are in a wet state (wet-blue) after tanning
Wet-blue tanned swine hides fall under a different tariff item.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Ensure the wild boar hides are fully dried and hairless before import
• Keep records showing the leather is in crust state and not further prepared
• Verify the origin of the hides for any sanitary or phytosanitary requirements
Related Products under Tariff item 4106.92.00
Antelope Crust Leather
Antelope crust leather consists of tanned antelope skins in a dry state, with the hair removed and no further preparation beyond tanning, retanning, colouring or fat-liquoring prior to drying. This product falls under tariff item 4106.92.00 as a crust leather of an animal other than bovine, equine, sheep, goat or swine, which is not excluded by the chapter notes.
Buffalo Crust Leather
Buffalo crust leather is made from tanned water buffalo skins that are hairless and dried to a crust state without further preparation. While buffalo is a bovine animal, the chapter notes allow raw hides with hair or wool on of bovine animals to be classified in Chapter 41, and this tanned crust product falls under tariff item 4106.92.00 as an 'other' animal crust leather.
Camel Crust Leather
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.
Chamois Crust Leather
Chamois crust leather consists of tanned chamois skins in a dry state, with the hair removed and no further preparation beyond tanning, retanning, colouring or fat-liquoring prior to drying. This product falls under tariff item 4106.92.00 as a crust leather of an animal other than the main livestock species, and is not excluded by the chapter notes.
Deer Crust Leather
Deer crust leather is made from tanned deer hides that are hairless and dried to a crust state without further preparation. The chapter notes list deer 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.
Dog Crust Leather
Dog crust leather is produced from tanned dog skins in a dry state, with the hair removed and no further preparation beyond tanning, retanning, colouring or fat-liquoring prior to drying. The chapter notes explicitly list dogs 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.