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Other (330)

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Overview

The 'Other (330)' category under the Harmonized System (HS) Code typically includes miscellaneous products related to essential oils, perfumery, cosmetic or toilet preparations that do not fall under more specific subcategories within HS Chapter 33. This can encompass a variety of items such as certain types of aromatic compounds, personal care products, or specialized cosmetic ingredients. Due to the diverse nature of products in this category, trade patterns can vary widely depending on regional production capabilities, consumer preferences, and regulatory frameworks.

Total Trade Volume

USD 2.5 billion

Data from 2022

Source

United Nations Comtrade Database

Tariff Analysis

Average Rate

6.5%

Highest Rate

12% (applied by certain developing countries)

Lowest Rate

0% (under free trade agreements like EU-USMCA)

Common Restrictions

  • Import quotas in specific markets
  • Stringent safety and labeling regulations for cosmetic products
  • Certification requirements for organic or natural ingredients
  • Ban on certain chemical components in some regions

Market Trends

Rising demand for natural and organic products

Increased trade in sustainably sourced ingredients and eco-friendly cosmetics, driving growth in markets like Europe and North America.

2021-2022

Growth of e-commerce platforms

Facilitated direct-to-consumer sales of niche and specialty products, boosting trade volumes for smaller exporters.

2020-2022

Regulatory shifts in Asia-Pacific

Stricter import regulations in countries like China and India have slowed trade growth for non-compliant products.

2022

Recent Developments

EU Updates Cosmetic Ingredient Regulations

The European Union introduced new restrictions on certain synthetic compounds used in products under HS 330, requiring reformulation by manufacturers.

March 2023

Potential increase in production costs for exporters to the EU, but improved consumer safety standards may boost long-term demand.

US-China Trade Agreement on Cosmetics

A bilateral agreement reduced tariffs on certain cosmetic products, including those in the 'Other (330)' category, to promote trade.

January 2023

Expected to increase export volumes from China to the US, benefiting Chinese manufacturers.

Sustainability Certifications Gain Traction

Several major markets, including Japan and Australia, have seen a rise in demand for products with verified sustainability certifications.

June 2023

Exporters focusing on sustainable practices may gain competitive advantage in these markets.