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U.S. imports of tufted carpets & floor coverings of other textile materials (HS 570390) totaled $7.8M in April 2026, traded with 45 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataTufted floor coverings of textile materials not elsewhere specified in heading 5703 — including cotton, jute, coir, and other natural or blended fibers outside wool and manmade categories — are captured under this residual subheading (5703900000). India leads US import supply, with Turkey and the United Arab Emirates also notable sources, reflecting both South Asian natural-fiber production and regional re-export activity. Because this is a catch-all line, correct classification requires first ruling out wool (5703.10), nylon/polyamide (5703.21/5703.29), and other manmade fiber (5703.31/5703.39) before applying 5703.90. Cotton tufted rugs are a common commodity in this heading.
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Blended tufted carpets are classified by the fiber of chief weight. If cotton outweighs the synthetic component, the carpet falls under 5703.90 as 'other textile materials.' If the synthetic fiber (e.g., polypropylene) is heavier, it shifts to 5703.39. A laboratory fiber analysis report is the standard documentation to support the chief-weight determination, and importers should retain it for potential CBP review.
The UAE is a significant re-export hub, and tufted carpets transshipped through the UAE may have been manufactured in a third country. CBP may request production records, mill certificates, or other documentation to verify that the UAE is the true country of origin and not merely a transshipment point. Importers should obtain detailed manufacturing documentation from their suppliers to substantiate origin claims.
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