Supplier code sanity check
Sanity-check a supplier HS code for US imports
Treat the supplier code as a starting clue, not a final answer. Moya checks one product row against likely US HTS paths, tariff exposure, and questions to verify before broker review.
Check one product row
Moya works best on one product or supplier row at a time. Start with the item where the code, duty, or product facts feel uncertain.
- Published:
- Aug 14, 2026
- Next review due:
- Sep 22, 2026
Tariff programs, exclusions, rulings, and agency guidance can change. Use this page as research context and verify official sources before filing.
- USITC HTS schedule and chapter notes
- CBP CROSS ruling corpus
- USTR Section 301 and exclusion signals
- reviewed Section 232 and current Chapter 99 tariff overlays
- CPSC recall feed when product facts suggest it
Bring these facts
- One product, SKU, or supplier row at a time.
- Supplier HS code or tariff code for that item, exactly as provided by the factory, broker, carrier, marketplace, or duty calculator.
- Product description for that item from the PO, invoice, catalog, or listing.
- Country of origin and destination market.
- Material, primary use, included parts, accessories, and packaging.
- Any broker, forwarder, Shopify, carrier, or duty-calculator code already suggested.
What Moya checks
Convert the supplier code
Treat the supplier code as a clue, then compare it against likely US HTS branches instead of accepting the first six digits blindly.
Look for ruling evidence
Search for CBP ruling patterns, chapter notes, and product facts that support or contradict the candidate path.
Surface tariff exposure
Check Section 301, Section 232, other current Chapter 99 tariff signals, and visible rate caveats where data supports them.
Prepare broker questions
Return the missing facts and review questions a broker or internal compliance reviewer would need before filing.
Use this when
- New SKU review before placing a PO, one item at a time.
- Supplier HS code needs to be converted or sanity-checked for US imports.
- Shopify, carrier, or landed-cost calculator output does not match expectations.
- US checkout duties changed after de minimis, tariff, or country-of-origin assumptions shifted.
- Reorder margin changed after tariff or origin assumptions shifted.
Not for
- You need a binding ruling or legal conclusion.
- You already have a licensed broker filing the entry and need filing instructions.
- You need a checkout duty collection app or shipping-label integration.
- You need a bulk spreadsheet classified in one pass.
Turn the supplier code into a US import review packet
Start with one real product or supplier row. Moya will help organize the likely US HTS path, visible tariff signals, evidence trail, and questions to verify before broker review or duty-calculator setup.