Export & trade
HS codes and documentation for electrical goods
Correct HS classification and consistent descriptions keep electrical shipments moving. Errors cause inspections, penalties, or demurrage.
Classify with care
Lighting, cable, and switchgear fall under different headings. Do not copy a friend’s code—validate against the actual product and local advice when needed.
Keep descriptions specific: “LED panel 600×600 40W 4000K” beats “lights.”
Core document set
Commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading/AWB, and certificates form the base. Some destinations add conformity or inspection certificates.
Values, quantities, and weights must reconcile across documents.
NMF practice
We align manufacturer packing data with export documents so customs officers see one coherent story.
Flag unusual assortments early so classification questions are solved before sailing.