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U.S. imports of non-cellular plastic plates, sheets, film, foil & strip (other plastics, nesoi) (HS 392099) totaled $18.6M in April 2026, traded with 55 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataCovering non-cellular, non-reinforced plastic flat forms made from resins not elsewhere specified — such as polyimide, fluoropolymer, or specialty engineering films — this heading is a residual catch-all that demands careful resin identification before classification. The US schedule subdivides the heading into four 10-digit lines (3920990000, 3920991000, 3920992000, 3920995000) distinguishing flexible film and strip by thickness and roll form from rigid plates and foil. Japan and Germany dominate supply, reflecting the advanced engineering-film and specialty-polymer manufacturing capabilities of both countries.
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The US schedule separates flexible film and strip from rigid plates and foil, and further splits flexible forms by thickness (less than 0.152 mm, not in rolls at 3920991000 vs. other flexible film and strip at 3920992000). Rigid plates and foil not meeting the flexible criteria fall under 3920995000, while 3920990000 covers remaining forms. Thickness measurement and whether the goods are presented in roll form are the operative classification criteria.
A manufacturer's material data sheet (MDS) or resin certificate identifying the specific polymer by chemical name is the primary supporting document. CBP may also request a laboratory analysis if the resin type is ambiguous, particularly for blended or co-extruded films that could straddle multiple headings.
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