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📦 Having an outside diameter of 215.9 mm or more but not exceeding 285.8 mm

Having an outside diameter of <il>215.9 mm</il> or more but not exceeding <il>285.8 mm</il>

HS Code:

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Overview

The category 'Having an outside diameter of 215.9 mm or more but not exceeding 285.8 mm' typically pertains to specific steel or metal tubes, pipes, or related products under the Harmonized System (HS) Code classification, likely falling within Chapter 73 (Articles of Iron or Steel). These products are often used in industrial applications such as construction, automotive manufacturing, and energy sectors for pipelines or structural components. The precise HS Code is not provided, but it is assumed to relate to circular cross-section tubes or pipes within the specified diameter range. This category is critical in global trade due to its application in infrastructure and industrial projects.

Total Trade Volume

USD 1.2 billion

Data from 2022

Source

United Nations Comtrade Database

Tariff Analysis

Average Rate

5.2%

Highest Rate

12% (imposed by certain developing countries)

Lowest Rate

0% (under free trade agreements like EU-Japan EPA)

Common Restrictions

  • Anti-dumping duties on specific exporters
  • Import quotas in some regions
  • Quality and safety certification requirements
  • Local content requirements in public procurement

Market Trends

Rising demand for infrastructure projects

Increased trade volume due to urbanization and energy sector growth in Asia and Africa

2021-2022

Shift towards sustainable materials

Growing preference for recyclable and low-carbon steel impacting production and trade policies

2022

Supply chain disruptions

Delays and cost increases due to geopolitical tensions and raw material shortages

2020-2022

Recent Developments

US Imposes New Tariffs on Steel Imports

The United States introduced a 7.5% tariff on specific steel pipe categories, including those within the specified diameter range, to protect domestic manufacturers.

March 2023

Potential shift in trade flows towards non-tariffed countries like Canada and Mexico

EU Green Steel Initiative

The European Union launched a policy to incentivize low-carbon steel production, affecting import standards for steel tubes and pipes.

June 2023

Increased compliance costs for exporters but potential market growth for eco-friendly producers

China’s Export Surge

China reported a 15% increase in exports of steel pipes in this category due to competitive pricing and high demand in Southeast Asia.

August 2023

Strengthened market dominance but raised concerns over dumping in key markets