Coniferous Chipwood for Particleboard
Chipped coniferous wood in small pieces, roughly prepared without compression, for particleboard production. Classified in 4404.10.00 as chipwood and the like of coniferous species. Essential raw material for engineered wood panels.
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Alternative Classifications
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If agglomerated into pellets
Compressed chipwood meeting pellet specs (dia<25mm) shifts to 4401.31.
If further pulverized into sawdust
Fine wood particles classify as wood flour/waste in 4405.
If chemically treated for pulp
Pulpwood chips move to Chapter 47 semi-chemical wood pulp.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Specify chip size <25mm and no binders added to distinguish from pellets
• Fumigation certificates mandatory; untreated chips risk quarantine
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