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U.S. imports of electronic cigarettes & personal electric vaporizing devices (HS 854340) totaled $7.2M in April 2026, traded with 8 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataElectronic cigarettes and similar personal electric vaporizing devices occupy a uniquely complex regulatory space: the FDA's Center for Tobacco Products exercises premarket authority over these articles, and unauthorized products are subject to import refusal at the port of entry. The US schedule distinguishes devices containing nicotine-based substances (8543400030) from other vaporizing devices (8543400040), with a legacy line (8543401000) also present. Indonesia leads US import supply under this heading, followed by China and Malaysia. Importers should be aware that Section 301 tariffs apply to Chinese-origin goods in this category.
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The FDA's Center for Tobacco Products regulates electronic cigarettes and similar vaporizing devices. Imported products must have received FDA marketing authorization (e.g., a Premarket Tobacco Product Application approval) or be subject to enforcement discretion; unauthorized products can be refused admission at the US border.
The heading is split at the 10-digit level: line 8543400030 covers personal electric or electronic vaporizing devices containing nicotine substances, while 8543400040 covers other personal vaporizing devices not elsewhere specified. Correct classification depends on whether the device is designed or marketed for use with nicotine-based substances.
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