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U.S. imports of mattocks, picks, hoes, rakes, and parts, of base metal (HS 820130) totaled $8.2M in April 2026, traded with 19 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataAgricultural and landscaping supply chains rely on this heading for base-metal mattocks, picks, hoes, and rakes, with Mexico and China the dominant US import sources. The US tariff schedule subdivides the heading into two operative 10-digit lines: mattocks and picks (8201300010) and hoes and rakes (8201300080), making the specific tool type critical to correct entry. Goods originating in China carry Section 301 exposure, which has driven sourcing shifts toward Mexico and Brazil. Parts imported separately — such as replacement tines or blade heads — are also captured here, and their classification can hinge on whether they are identifiable as parts of a specific tool type.
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Combination tools are generally classified by their primary function or, if that cannot be determined, by the subheading that appears last in the tariff schedule. Importers should document the tool's principal use and consult a licensed customs broker, as CBP may apply the essential character test.
Section 301 tariffs on Chinese-origin goods have prompted many importers to shift volume toward Mexico and Brazil, both of which are significant suppliers under this heading. Importers should verify country-of-origin rules carefully when tools are assembled in a third country using components from China.
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