When importing bulk copper cathode or wire, one of the most overlooked but critical compliance steps is using the correct HS code (Harmonized System code).

These codes are essential for:

  • Customs clearance
  • Duty calculation
  • Trade data reporting
  • Avoiding shipment delays or legal issues

At Identa Group, we ensure every export is correctly documented with the proper HS codes to help copper buyers stay compliant and avoid costly errors.


What is an HS Code?

The Harmonized System (HS) is a globally standardized coding system used to classify traded goods. It is developed by the World Customs Organization (WCO) and used by over 200 countries.

Each item shipped across borders is assigned a unique 6- to 10-digit code used to:

  • Determine applicable taxes/duties
  • Apply trade agreements
  • Track trade data
  • Clear customs efficiently

🔗 Learn why buyers trust Identa Group: Why Choose Identa Group


Common HS Codes for Copper Products

ProductHS CodeDescription
Copper Cathode7403.11.00Refined copper, cathodes & sections of cathodes
Copper Wire7408.19.00Refined copper wire, other than maximum cross-sectional dimension >6mm
Copper Rods7407.10.10Refined copper rods for electrical use
Scrap Copper7404.00.00Waste and scrap of copper

✅ These are base codes — each country may expand to 8 or 10 digits for local classification.

🔗 See copper product specs: Copper Cathode & Wire Specifications


Why HS Code Accuracy Matters

Incorrect HS codes can result in:

  • 🚫 Customs delays
  • 🚫 Incorrect duty/tax assessment
  • 🚫 Compliance violations
  • 🚫 Seizure or return of shipment
  • 🚫 Audit penalties

🔗 See how we handle international logistics: Global Shipping & Incoterms


How Identa Group Ensures HS Code Compliance

Every shipment from Identa Group includes:

  • Pre-assigned HS codes on the Commercial Invoice, Packing List, and Bill of Lading
  • SGS Certification validating copper type
  • Consistency across all export documents
  • Customs-friendly formatting for over 30 major copper-importing countries

🔗 View documentation process: Documents Required for Copper Imports


Identa Group is classified using the correct HS code for international trade compliance.”


Countries We Export To

Our documentation and HS code experience spans:

  • USA
  • Germany
  • UAE
  • India
  • China
  • South Africa
  • Mexico
  • Brazil
  • Turkey
  • Egypt

🔗 View our export reach: Global Copper Export Network


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can HS codes change by country?
A: Yes. Base codes are global, but each country may expand them to 8–10 digits. We adjust accordingly.

Q: Do you list HS codes on your invoice and shipping documents?
A: Yes. All documents from Identa Group include accurate HS classification.

Q: Will incorrect HS codes delay customs clearance?
A: Definitely. Incorrect classification is a common cause of cargo delays and fines.


✅ Request Copper Shipments with Verified HS Codes

Work with a supplier who understands international compliance. Identa Group guarantees accurate documentation, verified HS codes, and SGS-inspected copper for smooth customs clearance.

👉 Request a Full Copper Quote from Identa Group

Why Global Buyers Trust Identa Group

Unlike many unverified suppliers, Identa Group operates as a fully registered global copper exporter with real inventory, real documents, and real track record. Every order is documented, certified, and handled with full legal and third-party compliance.

99.99% Pure Copper Guaranteed

All cathode and wire products verified by SGS, meeting international purity standards.

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Full Export Documentation

COA, COO, SGS test reports, packing lists & commercial invoices provided with every shipment.

SGS & ISO Certified

Independent inspections allowed. All shipments certified under ISO 9001:2015 compliance.

Global Export Experience

Active shipments to 17+ countries with proven trade history, customs clearances, and real client references.

Secure Payment Terms

Accepts LC or structured TT payments under signed contracts to protect buyers.

Written By

Written by John Doe, a seasoned expert in the non-ferrous metals industry with over a decade of experience. John is passionate about sharing insights on copper’s impact on modern technology and industrial advancements.

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