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Here’s an example of Classify interactive’s tariff-level code options for Canada based on the universal code 6110.20.
For example, if an original Classify request input was a “jacket,” Classify assumes the jacket is a cotton hoodie based on the limited information in the input. However, the intended item was a wind-breaker jacket, which impacts the classification result. In this case, the user refined their classification to find the correct code for their wind-breaker, which was for “Men’s overcoats, capes, cloaks, wind-jackets, etc. of cotton”.
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Classify Interactive
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In a standard response, Classify returns a single HS code. Classify interactive, on the other hand, modifies the response to allow you to refine your results by suggesting additional classification options and even enables you to add more category fields to refine the results.
Before using Classify interactive, make sure you understand the differences between universal and country-specific HS codes as it will impact the Classify interactive flow.