Non-coniferous
Fuel wood, in logs, in billets, in twigs, in faggots or in similar forms; wood in chips or particles; sawdust and wood waste and scrap, whether or not agglomerated in logs, briquettes, pellets or similar forms. > Fuel wood, in logs, in billets, in twigs, in faggots or in similar forms: > Non-coniferous > Non-coniferous
Duty Rate (from China)
Products classified under Tariff item 4401.1
Cedar Wood Fuel Logs
Aromatic cedar logs from coniferous cedar trees, valued for their insect-repellent smoke when burned in fireplaces. These logs are in their natural log form, intended primarily for combustion as fuel, not for further processing into timber or other wood products.
4401.11.00Douglas Fir Firewood Bundles
Bundled Douglas fir logs from coniferous trees, split for easy lighting and sold for campfires and outdoor heating. These logs are in a form suitable for direct use as fuel, distinguishing them from sawn timber or wood for further processing.
4401.11.00Fagot Bundles of Pine Twigs
Traditional faggots made from bundled pine twigs and small branches from coniferous trees, used for kindling and small fires. These faggots are in a bundled form, intended primarily as fuel, and are not processed into articles of other chapters.
4401.11.00Fir Branch Fuel Bundles
Coniferous fir branches bundled for decorative and functional fireplace use during holidays. These bundles are in the form of twigs or similar forms, intended primarily as fuel, and are not processed into articles of other chapters.
4401.11.00Hemlock Firewood Billets
Western hemlock coniferous wood cut into short billets for efficient burning with low ash content. These billets are in a form similar to logs, intended for use as fuel in fireplaces or stoves, and are not further processed.
4401.11.00Larch Twig Faggots
Bundled larch tree twigs forming faggots, a coniferous species used for quick-starting fires due to resin content. These faggots are in a bundled form, intended primarily as fuel, and are not processed into articles of other chapters.
4401.11.00Pine Firewood Logs
Bundles of coniferous pine wood cut into logs, typically 12-18 inches long, used primarily for residential fireplaces and wood stoves. These logs are in their natural form, intended for combustion as fuel, and are not further processed into timber.
4401.11.00Spruce Billets for Fireplaces
Short cylindrical spruce wood billets (6-12 inches) from coniferous trees, ideal for efficient burning in stoves. These billets are in a form similar to logs, intended for use as fuel, and are not further processed into other wood products.
4401.12.00Ash Firewood Billets
Split ash wood billets are cut and split lengths of non-coniferous hardwood intended for use as fuel in forges, fireplaces, and home heating. As fuel wood in billet form from a deciduous tree, they fall squarely under tariff item 4401.12.00, which covers non-coniferous fuel wood in logs, billets, twigs, faggots, or similar forms.
4401.12.00Birch Faggots for Outdoor Fires
Birch faggots are bundles of twigs and small branches from birch trees, a non-coniferous species, tied together for use as kindling or fire starters. They are classified under tariff item 4401.12.00 as non-coniferous fuel wood in twigs or faggots form, as the chapter note extends the scope to similar woody materials.
4401.12.00Cherry Wood Fire Logs
Cherry wood fire logs are kiln-dried logs from cherry trees, a non-coniferous hardwood, intended for use as fuel in fireplaces and pizza ovens. As fuel wood in log form from a non-coniferous species, they are classified under tariff item 4401.12.00, which covers non-coniferous fuel wood in logs, billets, twigs, faggots, or similar forms.
4401.12.00Hickory Fuel Wood Twigs
Hickory fuel wood twigs are loose or bundled twigs from hickory trees, a non-coniferous hardwood, used for slow-burning fires in barbecues and smokers. They are classified under tariff item 4401.12.00 as non-coniferous fuel wood in twig form, as the heading covers fuel wood in various forms including twigs.
4401.12.00Maple Billets for Campfires
Maple billets for campfires are short, split lengths of maple wood, a non-coniferous hardwood, measuring 6-12 inches and bundled for easy transport. As fuel wood in billet form from a non-coniferous species, they fall under tariff item 4401.12.00, which covers non-coniferous fuel wood in logs, billets, twigs, faggots, or similar forms.
4401.12.00Oak Firewood Logs
Oak firewood logs are bundles of seasoned oak wood cut into logs, typically 12-18 inches long, used for residential fireplaces and wood stoves. As non-coniferous fuel wood in log form, they are classified under tariff item 4401.12.00, which covers non-coniferous fuel wood in logs, billets, twigs, faggots, or similar forms.
4401.12.00Poplar Faggot Bundles
Poplar faggot bundles are compressed bundles of poplar twigs and small branches used as kindling for wood stoves. As non-coniferous fuel wood in faggot form, they are classified under tariff item 4401.12.00, which covers non-coniferous fuel wood in twigs, faggots, or similar forms.