Why are some mirrors classified under HS Code 7009 while others may fall under a different tariff category?

How can the classification of a seemingly simple self-heating meal pack impact duty rates, regulatory requirements, and customs compliance?

On June 17, 2026, Oujian Learning Center will host a live training session as part of our Product Classification Series, focusing on real-world customs classification cases and practical classification methodologies.

Date: June 17, 2026 (Wednesday)
Time: 14:00 (Beijing Time)

Topics:
Classification of Mirrors
Classification of Self-Heating Meal Packs
Practical HS Classification Logic and Decision-Making
Common Compliance Risks in Product Classification

This session will help importers, exporters, customs professionals, compliance managers, and supply chain practitioners better understand classification principles and reduce customs risks through case-based learning.

Complimentary HS Classification learning materials will be available for live attendees.

We look forward to connecting with professionals across the global trade and customs community.

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Contact:
Bo YUAN

yuanbo@thecustoms.com.cn