Coding System

Are you involved in international trade or planning to export your products? If so, you may have come across the term "coding system" or "HS codes." But what exactly are these codes, and why are they important?

In the world of global trade, a harmonized commodity coding system called HS codes or commodity codes serves as a universal language for classifying products. These codes, consisting of eight to ten-digit numbers, are used to categorize goods based on their characteristics and attributes.

Understanding and correctly applying HS codes is crucial for businesses engaged in import and export activities. By accurately classifying your products, you can calculate duties, avoid penalties, and navigate customs procedures with ease.

Similar is the case for importing or exporting labels, and that's exactly why we are here with this blog. Let's delve into it to understand how you can carry out this chore for safe and smooth importing or exporting of labels.

Understanding HS codes for Labels

When it comes to ordering labels from AA Labels for international shipments or exporting labels from the UK, understanding HS codes becomes essential. For self-adhesive labels, specific HS codes are assigned based on their materials and characteristics. You need to know HS codes because they are essential to provide the correct label information while shipping them.

Let's take a look at a few examples:

HS Code: 39 19 10

This code is applicable to small-sized self-adhesive labels that are commonly used for various applications.

HS Code: 39 19 90 80 22

This code applies to self-adhesive labels made from plastic films coated with adhesive, providing excellent durability and adhesion.

By using the appropriate HS codes, AA Labels ensures that your self-adhesive labels comply with international standards and customs regulations to make it easier for you to ship and receive labels worldwide. Understanding and providing the correct HS codes for self-adhesive labels is crucial for smooth international trade. AA Labels simplifies this process by offering guidance and ensuring your labels are properly classified for hassle-free shipments.

Why Are HS codes Important?

When you need to ship or receive a label, it's important to know its commodity code. Here are the reasons behind their importance:

Customs Clearance

HS codes are used by customs authorities worldwide to classify products and determine applicable duties, taxes, and import/export regulations. Having the correct HS code for your self-adhesive labels ensures smooth customs clearance.

Trade Compliance

HS codes help ensure compliance with trade regulations and restrictions. They provide a standardized classification system that helps identify and regulate products that may have specific requirements or restrictions based on their nature, composition, or intended use.

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For exporting labels or ordering them internationally, a commodity code is required. AA Labels makes sure to help you throughout this process. By knowing the correct HS code for your desired label, you can avoid all the intricacies that can arise at some point in international trade.

Consumer cancellation rights

Please note that nothing in these terms will apply to exclude or limit your rights, where they apply, under the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013 which set out certain rights, including a right to cancel certain Orders within 14 days.

These Regulations, and this section of our terms, only apply where you are purchasing as a consumer, and not where you are purchasing in connection with any business, trade or profession.

To exercise your right to cancel, you must notify us of this within 14 days after the day on which you receive the goods or the last instalment of them (if sent by multiple deliveries).

You can cancel by email: customercare@aalabels.com or telephone 01733 588390, or by post to AA Labels, 23 Wainman Road, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, PE2 7BU, United Kingdom. You may use the model cancellation form here, but it is not obligatory. Please ensure that any notice clearly confirms that you are exercising this right and confirms your name, address, the details of the order (such as the order number and date of order) and contact details for you.

If you do exercise this right, you need to return the goods to us at your cost within 14 days of the date of the cancellation notice. We will then reimburse to you (by the same method used to pay for the goods) the price of the goods to which cancellation notice relates. This includes any standard delivery charges that we made when sending the goods to you in the first place, but not the costs of any more expensive method of delivery that you may have asked for.

Until the goods are returned to us you must keep possession of them and take reasonable care of them. Please note that we can deduct from any reimbursement the loss in value of any goods if you do not return them within the 14 day return period or if they have been lost or damaged as a result of you not taking reasonable care of them.

Your right to return goods does not apply to orders for goods made or modified to your specification or which you or anyone else authorised by you has used. Please note that our supply of labels to your order, such as your choice of shape, sizing, pattern or materials, is a supply of goods to your specification as these items are made specifically on your request and are not supplied from existing stock. Accordingly you do not have the right to cancel under the Regulations.

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