Self-Copy Delivery Note Paper from United States
Self-copy delivery note paper is a two-ply product that allows drivers to create copies of delivery notes on-site, with the top ply transferring information to the copy ply through pressure. The paper is coated with self-copy chemicals, such as micro-encapsulated dye and reactive clay, ensuring legible duplicates. It is classified under tariff item 4809.20.00 as self-copy paper, which covers papers designed for duplicating without carbon.
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Import Tips
• Ensure the paper is not pre-printed with delivery note templates, as printing may affect classification
• Verify the ply structure and coating to confirm it is self-copy paper, not carbon paper
• If the paper is in rolls, check that the width exceeds 36 cm to meet chapter note 8 requirements