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U.S. imports of woven manmade fiber (mmf) pile carpets, not made-up (HS 570232) totaled $3.2M in April 2026, traded with 30 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataPile-construction carpets woven from manmade fibers — polyester, nylon, polypropylene, and similar synthetics — in unfinished roll form are a high-volume commercial flooring input, with India and Turkey the leading US suppliers. The US schedule separates Wilton-type MMF pile (5702321000) from other woven MMF pile constructions (5702322000), making loom type and construction method the key classification variables. Turkish-origin goods benefit from established weaving infrastructure and competitive pricing, while Indian supply spans both Wilton and non-Wilton constructions. Importers should verify fiber content declarations, as blended MMF/natural fiber constructions may require reclassification under a different heading.
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HTS classification of pile carpets by fiber follows the essential character rule based on the chief weight of the fiber component. If natural fibers (wool, cotton) predominate by weight, the article may shift to a different subheading. Importers should obtain mill certificates specifying fiber composition percentages and confirm the correct heading with a licensed customs broker.
As of current schedules, woven MMF pile carpets from Turkey are not subject to Section 301 tariffs (which target Chinese-origin goods) or Section 232 measures. However, antidumping or countervailing duty orders can be initiated at any time; importers should check the USITC and Commerce Department databases for active orders covering the relevant HTS line before finalizing sourcing decisions.
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