Chapter 70 covers glass and glassware, including glass blocks, glass tubes, glass beads, glass fibers, glassware, etc. This chapter has a broad scope, ranging from raw glass to various finished glass products, but excludes imitation jewelry made of glass (Chapter 71), toys made of glass (Chapter 95), and lamps made of glass (Chapter 94). Heading 7013 covers glassware of a kind used for table, kitchen, toilet, office, indoor decoration or similar purposes, but excludes glass packaging containers (heading 7010) other than glass tableware (heading 7013) or glass vacuum flasks (heading 9617). This heading mainly includes glass cups, glass plates, glass bowls, etc. First 2 digits 70: indicates Chapter 70, glass and glassware. Digits 3-4: 13 indicates heading 7013, glassware of a kind used for table, kitchen, toilet, office, indoor decoration or similar purposes. Digits 5-6: 37 indicates subheading 701337, other glassware for table use. This subheading is further subdivided into: 70133710 (glassware for table use, of heat-resistant glass), 70133790 (other glassware for table use). The goods are glassware for table use, such as glass plates, glass bowls, etc., used for table service. Because the material is glass and it is used for the table, it is classified under heading 7013. Also, because it does not belong to a specific type of glass tableware (heading 7013), it is classified under subheading 701337.

Product Name: The specific name of the declared goods, such as glass plate, glass bowl, etc. Material: Declare the type of glass, such as soda-lime glass, borosilicate glass, etc. Use: Declare the specific use, such as table use, kitchen use, etc. Brand: Declare the brand name; if no brand, declare as 'no brand'. Model: Declare the product model; if no model, declare as 'no model'. Processing Method: Declare the processing method, such as blowing, pressing, etc. Heat Resistance: Declare whether it is heat-resistant, such as made of heat-resistant glass or ordinary glass. Product Name: Glass plate; Material: Soda-lime glass; Use: Table use; Brand: No brand; Model: No model; Processing Method: Pressing; Heat Resistance: No. Incorrectly declaring a glass plate as glass tableware (heading 7013), when it should actually be classified under 701337. Ignoring the declaration element 'Heat Resistance', leading to classification errors. Confusing glassware for table use with glassware for kitchen use; both belong to 7013 but different subheadings.

The core basis for classification is: the goods are made of glass, used for the table, not of other materials, not for other uses. According to the Import and Export Tariff, glassware for table use is classified under heading 7013, and further subdivided based on heat resistance, etc. 701310 Glass tableware: 701310 is glass tableware, such as glass cups, glass saucers, etc., while 701337 is other glassware for table use, such as glass plates, glass bowls, etc. 701349 Other glassware for kitchen use: 701349 is glassware for kitchen use, such as glass pots, glass kettles, etc., while 701337 is glassware for table use. 701399 Other glassware: 701399 is other glassware, such as glass decorations, glass stationery, etc., while 701337 is glassware for table use. 701090 Glass packaging containers: 701090 is glass packaging containers, such as glass bottles, glass jars, etc., while 701337 is glassware for table use. Is it made of glass? Is it used for the table? Is it heat-resistant? Is it tableware? Is it kitchenware?

How to inquire about the tax rate for HS code 701337? You can inquire by entering the HS code on the official website of the General Administration of Customs, China International Trade Single Window, or third-party inquiry platforms. Tax rates may adjust with policies; it is recommended to refer to the latest published information. Are both glass plates and glass bowls classified under 701337? Yes, glass plates and glass bowls are both glassware for table use and are classified under 701337, but attention should be paid to heat resistance: heat-resistant glass is classified under 70133710, and others under 70133790. What is the difference between 701337 and 701349? 701337 is glassware for table use, such as glass plates, glass bowls; 701349 is glassware for kitchen use, such as glass pots, glass kettles. The main difference is the use. Are brand and model required when declaring? Yes, brand and model are declaration elements. If there is no brand or model, they must be declared as 'no brand' or 'no model' and cannot be omitted. Is the classification of glassware for table use affected by the processing method? The processing method (such as blowing, pressing) usually does not affect classification, but may affect the filling of declaration elements and must be declared truthfully. If glassware can be used for both table and kitchen, how should it be classified? Classify according to the main use: if mainly used for the table, classify under 701337; if mainly used for the kitchen, classify under 701349. What documents are required for importing glassware for table use? Usually, contracts, invoices, packing lists, bills of lading, customs declarations, etc., are required. If involving brands or special materials, relevant certificates may be required. What are the regulatory conditions for HS code 701337? Regulatory conditions vary by country. Generally, there are no special regulations, but attention should be paid to compliance with safety standards for food contact materials. Specific requirements can be checked with the latest customs regulations.