Chapter 70 covers glass and glassware, including glass in various forms (such as blocks, tubes, sheets) and finished glass products (such as vessels, mirrors, glass fiber, etc.). However, this chapter does not include imitation jewelry of glass (Chapter 71), toys of glass (Chapter 95), or medical devices of glass (Chapter 90), etc. The glass in this chapter may be of any composition, including lead crystal glass. Heading 7013 covers glassware for table, kitchen, toilet, office, indoor decoration or similar purposes, but excludes glass containers of heading 7010 (such as ampoules, glass bottles, jars, etc.) and glass beads, imitation pearls, etc. of heading 7018. This heading includes glass cups, glass plates, glass vases, etc., whether or not engraved, polished, or otherwise processed. Code 701322 is a six-digit subheading. The first 2 digits '70' represent Chapter 70 (Glass and glassware). The 3rd-4th digits '13' represent heading 7013 (Glassware for table, kitchen, toilet, office, indoor decoration or similar purposes). The 5th-6th digits '22' represent subheading 701322, specifically drinking glasses of lead crystal glass. Among these, subheading 7013.22 is further subdivided into: 7013.22.00 (Drinking glasses of lead crystal glass). This subheading covers only drinking glasses of lead crystal glass, and does not include drinking glasses of other glass (such as 7013.28 or 7013.37) or other articles of lead crystal glass. This commodity is a drinking glass of lead crystal glass, belonging to glassware for table use, and the material is lead crystal glass. Therefore, it is classified under heading 7013, and further classified under subheading 701322 according to the material. If it were a drinking glass of other glass, it would be classified under 701328 or 701337; if it were other table or kitchen articles of lead crystal glass, it would be classified under 701341 or 701349.

Product Name: The specific name of the declared commodity should be accurately described as 'drinking glass of lead crystal glass', avoiding colloquial or vague names. Material: Detailed description of the glass type, such as 'lead crystal glass', and indicate the lead oxide content (usually ≥24%). Use: Specify the specific use, such as 'for drinking wine', to distinguish from glass cups for other uses. Brand: Declare the brand of the commodity (if no brand, declare 'no brand'). Brand helps customs classification and valuation. Model: Declare the model or item number of the commodity for easy identification of the specific product. Processing Method: Indicate whether it has been engraved, polished, painted, or otherwise processed, such as 'machine-made, not engraved' or 'hand-engraved'. Specifications: Declare capacity, dimensions, and other specification information, such as 'capacity 350ml, height 20cm'. Packaging Type: Declare the packaging method, such as 'boxed, 6 pieces per box', which affects the tax unit. Product Name: Drinking glass of lead crystal glass; Material: Lead crystal glass (lead oxide content 24%); Use: For drinking wine; Brand: No brand; Model: WG-001; Processing Method: Machine-made, not engraved; Specifications: Capacity 350ml, height 20cm; Packaging Type: Boxed, 6 pieces per box. Misreporting lead crystal glass as ordinary glass, leading to subheading errors. Failure to declare lead oxide content, unable to prove it is lead crystal glass. Misreporting the use of the drinking glass as other uses, such as decorative, affecting classification. False declaration of processing method, such as declaring an engraved glass as not engraved. Incomplete declaration of brand, model, etc., affecting customs valuation and traceability.

The core criteria for classification are: 1. The commodity is made of glass; 2. It is for table or kitchen use; 3. It is specifically a drinking glass; 4. The material is lead crystal glass (lead oxide content ≥24%). According to the Import and Export Tariff and the Explanatory Notes, drinking glasses of lead crystal glass should be classified under subheading 7013.22. If it does not meet the definition of lead crystal glass, it is classified under other subheadings. 701328 Other drinking glasses of glass: 701328 is drinking glasses of other glass (non-lead crystal), such as soda-lime glass. The difference lies in whether the material is lead crystal glass. 701337 Other cups of glass: 701337 is other cups of glass (not drinking glasses), such as ordinary water cups. The difference lies in whether the use is as a drinking glass. 701341 Glassware for table or kitchen use of lead crystal glass: 701341 is other table or kitchen glassware of lead crystal glass, such as plates, bowls. The difference lies in whether it is a drinking glass. 701349 Other glassware for table or kitchen use of glass: 701349 is other table or kitchen glassware of other glass, not lead crystal glass, and not drinking glasses. 701310 Glassware for table or kitchen use of glass-ceramics: 701310 is made of glass-ceramics, different material. Lead crystal glass is not glass-ceramics. Is the material lead crystal glass (lead oxide ≥24%)? Is the use as a drinking glass? Is it for table or kitchen use? Does the processing method affect classification? Is it confused with other codes?

How to determine if glass is lead crystal glass? Lead crystal glass generally refers to glass with a lead oxide content of not less than 24%. It can be confirmed through laboratory testing or composition reports provided by the supplier. If uncertain, it is recommended to declare as ordinary glass, but this may pose classification risks. What is the difference in classification between lead crystal glass drinking glasses and ordinary glass drinking glasses? Lead crystal glass drinking glasses are classified under 701322, while ordinary glass drinking glasses are classified under 701328. The tax rates may differ, and regulatory conditions may vary. If the drinking glass is engraved, does it affect classification? Engraving does not affect classification under subheading 701322, but may affect price and origin. Classification is still based on material and use. Is a lead content test report required for customs declaration? Customs may require a test report to prove the material. It is advisable to prepare in advance to avoid delays. If unable to provide, it may be classified under other subheadings. What is the export tax rebate rate for lead crystal glass drinking glasses? The rebate rate may be adjusted with policies. Please check the latest export tax rebate rate database or consult the local tax authority. It may generally differ from ordinary glass products. How to declare lead crystal glass drinking glasses sold via cross-border e-commerce? Declare according to actual material and use, providing detailed product name, material, use, etc. Note the differences between personal items and commercial express declarations. If a drinking glass set includes other glassware, how to classify? If the drinking glasses account for the main value of the set, they can be classified as drinking glasses; otherwise, classify separately. It is recommended to refer to General Rule 3 for classification. What is the import tariff rate for lead crystal glass drinking glasses? The tariff rate needs to be checked in the current year's Import and Export Tariff. Different rates may apply depending on the country of origin (such as MFN, agreement rates). It is recommended to use customs tariff query tools.