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U.S. imports of laminated veneer lumber (lvl) with at least one non-coniferous outer ply (nesoi) (HS 441242) totaled $4.2M in April 2026, traded with 12 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataEngineered for high-load structural applications, LVL with non-coniferous outer plies falls under a single tariff line (4412420000), simplifying entry filing but placing the classification burden on correctly distinguishing non-coniferous from coniferous face veneers. Belgium and Canada are the leading suppliers, with Indonesia also a notable source — a supplier mix that spans both European hardwood-faced products and Southeast Asian tropical variants not meeting the tropical-wood threshold of heading 441241.
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Heading 441241 applies when at least one outer ply is a tropical wood species as defined in the HTS schedule notes. Heading 441242 captures LVL where the outer ply is non-coniferous but does not qualify as tropical — for example, European hardwoods such as beech or oak. Importers should confirm the specific species against the tropical wood list in the HTS before filing.
Importers should monitor CBP scope rulings and any active antidumping or countervailing duty orders covering engineered wood products from specific origins. The supplier mix for this heading — including Indonesia and China — means that scope determinations for broader wood panel orders can sometimes reach LVL products depending on product specifications and country of origin.
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