HTS 5701: Carpets and other textile floor coverings, knotted, whether or not made up
Heading 5701 of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States has 12 ten-digit statistical numbers. A US entry line in ACE needs the full ten digits, with the quantity in m2/kg.
Check additional duties before you file
- If the goods are made in China, check Section 301 duties under HTSUS heading 9903.88, on top of the general rate, and any exclusions.
| HTSUS number | Description | Unit | General rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5701.10 | Of wool or fine animal hair: | ||
| In which the pile was hand-inserted or hand-knotted during weaving or knitting, with over 50 percent by weight of the pile being hair of the alpaca, guanaco, huarizo, llama, misti, suri or any combination of these hairs: | |||
| 5701.10.13.00 | Certified hand-loomed and folklore products | m2/kg | Free |
| 5701.10.16.00 | Other (465) | m2/kg | Free |
| Other: | |||
| 5701.10.40.00 | Hand-hooked, that is, in which the tufts were inserted and knotted by hand or by means of a hand tool (465) | m2/kg | Free |
| 5701.10.90.00 | Other (465) | m2/kg | 4.5% |
| 5701.90 | Of other textile materials: | ||
| 5701.90.10 | With pile inserted and knotted during weaving or knitting | Free | |
| 5701.90.10.10 | Hand-knotted | m2/kg | |
| Other: | |||
| 5701.90.10.20 | Of cotton (369) | m2/kg | |
| 5701.90.10.30 | Of man-made fibers (665) | m2/kg | |
| 5701.90.10.90 | Other | m2/kg | |
| 5701.90.20 | Other | Free | |
| 5701.90.20.10 | Hand-hooked, that is, in which the tufts were inserted and knotted by hand or by means of a hand tool | m2/kg | |
| Other: | |||
| 5701.90.20.20 | Of cotton (369) | m2/kg | |
| 5701.90.20.30 | Of man-made fibers (665) | m2/kg | |
| 5701.90.20.90 | Other | m2/kg |
Common paperwork mistakes with heading 5701
- The invoice shows the exporter's own code. Only the first six digits are shared worldwide; the US number has ten. Check every line against the list above.
- The quantity is in the wrong unit. These lines report quantity in m2/kg, which may not match the invoice's cartons, sets or pieces.
- The packing list and the bill of lading disagree on cartons or gross weight, which can lead to holds and exams.
- The manufacturer's name and address are missing, so the MID cannot be built from the documents.
Look up any ten-digit number, or read the guide to invoice and packing list mismatches.
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Data: Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States, US International Trade Commission. Rates are for information only.