What HS chapter 79 covers: Zinc and articles thereof. All 2 headings and 22 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.
This chapter covers zinc and articles thereof; the headings listed are unwrought zinc (79.01) and zinc dust, powders and flakes (79.03). Under the chapter note, unalloyed zinc contains at least 97.5% zinc by weight, while a product counts as a zinc alloy where the other elements together exceed 2.5% and zinc still predominates over each of them. The note also separates "zinc dust" from ordinary zinc powder: it is obtained by condensing zinc vapour, at least 80% by weight passes a 63 micrometre sieve, and it must contain at least 85% metallic zinc.
1. Bu fasılda geçen tabirler aşağıda tanımlanmıştır:
(a) Alaşımsız çinko:
Ağırlık itibariyle en az % 97,5 çinko içeren metaldir.
(b) Çinko alaşımları:
Ağırlık itibariyle diğer elementlerin toplamı % 2,5'tan fazla olmak şartıyla içinde bulunan çinkonun
ağırlık itibariyle diğer elementlerin her birinden fazla olduğu metalik maddelerdir.
(c) Çinkodan ince tozlar:
Bunlar; çinko tozlarından daha ince, yuvarlak parçacıklardan oluşan, çinko buharının
yoğunlaştırılması suretiyle elde edilen ince tozlardır. Bu parçacıkların ağırlık itibariyle en az % 80'i
göz açıklığı 63 mikrometre (mikron) olan bir elekten geçer. Ağırlık itibariyle en az % 85 metalik
çinko içermelidir.
The first six digits of every code in this chapter are the same in every country that applies the Harmonized System. The chapter has 2 headings and 22 twelve-digit codes (2026 schedule).
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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