Sawdust
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. > Sawdust and wood waste and scrap, not agglomerated: > Sawdust > Sawdust > Sawdust
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Products classified under Tariff item 4401.41
Birch Sawdust
Birch sawdust is a fine, non-agglomerated byproduct generated from sawing birch wood during plywood and furniture production. It is classified under tariff item 4401.41.00 as sawdust, not agglomerated, and is suitable for uses such as biomass fuel, fillers, or crafts. No binders or additives are present, ensuring it meets the tariff description.
4401.41.00Cedar Sawdust
Cedar sawdust is a non-agglomerated byproduct from milling aromatic cedar wood, classified under tariff item 4401.41.00 as sawdust. It is commonly used for pet bedding, closets, or mulch due to its natural insect-repellent properties. The product is a direct waste from sawing operations, with no binders added.
4401.41.00Mahogany Sawdust
Mahogany sawdust is a premium, non-agglomerated byproduct from boatbuilding and fine furniture production, classified under tariff item 4401.41.00 as sawdust. It is used in specialty dyes, composting, or art applications. The product is a woody byproduct per chapter note, with no compression or binders.
4401.41.00Maple Sawdust
Maple sawdust is a fine, non-agglomerated byproduct from furniture making and cabinetry, classified under tariff item 4401.41.00 as sawdust. It is popular for smoking meats due to its mild flavor or as absorbent bedding. The product is strictly a byproduct without compression or binders.
4401.41.00Oak Sawdust
Oak sawdust consists of fine wood particles generated from sawing oak lumber in woodworking operations, classified under tariff item 4401.41.00 as non-agglomerated sawdust. This byproduct is typically used for animal bedding, mulch, or as a component in compost. It is a direct waste product with no binders or additives.
4401.41.00Pine Sawdust
Pine sawdust is a fine particulate waste produced from pine wood sawmilling, not agglomerated, and classified under tariff item 4401.41.00 as sawdust. It is commonly used in horse bedding, smokehouses for flavoring, or as filler in composites. The product is derived directly from sawing operations with no binders.
4401.41.00Walnut Sawdust
Walnut sawdust is a byproduct from walnut wood processing in gunstock and furniture industries, classified as non-agglomerated sawdust under tariff item 4401.41.00. It is used for specialty smoking, composting, or abrasives. The product meets the legal definition as a mechanical byproduct, with no binders or compression.