Pigmented Equine Upholstery Leather from Mexico
Pigmented upholstery leather from equine hides, prepared as grain splits after tanning with a protective pigmented finish for durability. The pigment coating is applied as a further preparation step, making it suitable for equestrian furniture and chairs. It is classified under tariff item 4107.92.00 as a grain split of equine leather.
Duty Rate — Mexico → Canada
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Import Tips
• Specify the animal source as equine in your customs declaration to ensure correct classification
• Ensure the pigment finish does not turn the leather into patent leather, which is excluded
• Check if the product is eligible for duty-free entry under the Canada-EU Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement