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U.S. imports of box files, letter trays & storage boxes of paper or paperboard for offices and shops (HS 481960) totaled $943K in April 2026, traded with 26 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataImports of paper and paperboard box files, letter trays, and storage boxes used in office and retail environments enter under a single 10-digit line, 4819600000. China dominates supply, with Mexico and Lithuania also among the leading sources, reflecting both high-volume manufacturing and regional nearshore production. Products subject to Section 301 tariffs when originating from China, making origin documentation and supplier diversification toward Vietnam and other alternatives a priority for procurement teams. Classification turns on the article's intended use context — office or shop — rather than its precise construction method.
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Yes. Imports of paper box files and letter trays classified under 4819600000 and originating from China are subject to Section 301 tariffs. Importers sourcing from China should confirm the applicable List and rate with a licensed customs broker, and many have shifted volume to Vietnam or Mexico to manage exposure.
The key criterion is end-use context: articles of a kind used in offices, shops, or similar settings — such as letter trays, box files, and desktop organizers — fall under heading 4819.60, while general shipping or packaging boxes are classified elsewhere in heading 4819. Physical form, marketing, and commercial documentation all inform the classification determination.
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