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U.S. imports of wood particle board (HS 441011) totaled $26.4M in April 2026, traded with 28 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataParticle board made from wood — a widely used substrate in furniture, cabinetry, and interior construction — enters the US primarily from Canada and Mexico, with Spain, Italy, and Ecuador also supplying the market. The four US tariff lines distinguish unworked or sanded board (4410110010), melamine-impregnated paper-surfaced board (4410110020), decorative plastic laminate-surfaced board (4410110030), and all other particle board (4410110060). Surface treatment is the key classification variable: melamine-faced and laminate-faced panels are separately enumerated because their surface finish affects both duty treatment and end-use suitability for furniture and cabinetry applications.
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The US schedule separates particle board by surface condition: unworked or sanded (4410110010), covered with melamine-impregnated paper (4410110020), covered with decorative plastic laminates (4410110030), and all other (4410110060). Importers must identify the surface treatment accurately, as misclassifying a melamine-faced panel as unworked board can result in an incorrect duty line and potential CBP examination.
Yes. Wood particle board sold or imported into the US for use in composite wood products must comply with the EPA's TSCA Title VI formaldehyde emission standards, administered under the Composite Wood Products rule. Importers must ensure that products are certified by a TSCA Title VI third-party certifier and that the required labeling and documentation accompany the shipment.
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