Chapter 47: Pulp of wood or other fibrous cellulosic material; recovered (waste and scrap) paper or paperboard

What HS chapter 47 covers: Pulp of wood. All 4 headings and 25 tariff codes, with the official chapter notes. Free, no sign-up.

Source: Turkish Ministry of Trade — Turkish Customs Tariff Schedule (TGTC), 2026 edition. Data last updated: . Compiled from the official schedule for information only. Binding tariff information is issued by the customs administration.

What this chapter covers

This chapter covers pulp made from wood or other fibrous cellulosic material, together with recovered paper and paperboard collected as waste and scrap. Chemical wood pulps are separated by the process used: soda or sulphate pulp sits in heading 47.03 and sulphite pulp in 47.04, both to the exclusion of dissolving grades. Dissolving grade chemical wood pulp is defined by its insoluble fraction after immersion in caustic soda solution and by its ash content.

Chapter notes (official Turkish text)

1. 47.02 pozisyonu anlamında, " çözünür kimyasal odun hamuru " tabirinden, 20 ºC'de % 18 sodyum

hidroksit (NaOH) içeren kostik soda çözeltisinde 1 saat bekletildikten sonra soda veya sülfatlı odun

hamuru için ağırlık itibariyle % 92 veya daha fazla veya sülfit odun hamuru için ağırlık itibariyle % 88

veya daha fazla erimeyen fraksiyonu olan ve sülfitli odun hamuru için ağırlık itibariyle, en fazla % 0,15

kül miktarı içeren kimyasal odun hamuru anlaşılır.

Headings in this chapter

The first six digits of every code in this chapter are the same in every country that applies the Harmonized System. The chapter has 4 headings and 25 twelve-digit codes (2026 schedule).

Import duty rates across this chapter

The range is always computed WITHIN a single column: showing the EU column and the all-other-countries column as one range would misstate the duty. The binding rate depends on the twelve-digit code and the country of origin.

Source: annexes to the 2026 Import Regime Decree.

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