Commodity search
Commodity codes are 10-digit import classification codes used to find duty, VAT and tariff measures. Search by product description or enter a known code, then confirm it against the official tariff.
A 10-digit code used to identify goods for UK import duty, VAT and tariff measures.
Commodity classification is your responsibility. This tool helps you find likely codes but does not replace official classification advice.
If live search fails, these few labelled fallback matches can keep a useful starting point available. They are not a catalogue, may be stale and must be checked in the official tariff.
9503004100
Stuffed toy animals
6109100010
Cotton t-shirts
6203421100
Men's cotton trousers
8517620000
Communication or electronic network equipment
Commodity 9503004100; origin China
Illustrative example using current/fallback toy data. VAT base includes duty and incidental expenses in this example.
Use this finder as a helper, not as a binding classification decision. Check the official GOV.UK Trade Tariff before relying on a code.
Open GOV.UK Trade TariffNo. It is a helper for estimates. Confirm the code against the official UK Trade Tariff or get classification advice before relying on it.
The commodity code drives tariff measures, duty rates, warnings and sometimes import controls. A small product-detail change can change the code.
Use it as a clue only. UK import declarations normally need a UK 10-digit commodity code checked against the UK tariff.