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U.S. imports of seats of rattan (HS 940153) totaled $2.6M in April 2026, traded with 18 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataRattan seating occupies a distinct tariff position reflecting its natural woven-cane construction, which differentiates it from bamboo, osier, and other similar materials classified elsewhere. Indonesia dominates US supply of rattan seats, with the Philippines a significant secondary source and China also contributing volume. The single 10-digit line 9401530000 covers all rattan seats, so correct material identification at entry is critical — misclassification between rattan and other woven-material seats is a common audit trigger. Importers should confirm fiber species documentation, as customs may request evidence distinguishing true rattan from superficially similar materials.
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Rattan is a specific palm-derived cane; CBP classifies seats under 940153 only when the structural frame or seating surface is genuinely rattan. Seats of bamboo, willow osier, or similar materials fall under 940159. Importers should retain supplier documentation identifying the fiber species to support the declared classification.
As of current schedules, rattan seats from Indonesia are not subject to Section 301 tariffs, which apply primarily to Chinese-origin goods. However, duty exposure can shift; importers should verify the current tariff treatment with a licensed customs broker before shipment.
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| Country | Imports | Exports | Balance |
|---|---|---|---|
| INDONESIA | $1.8M | -- | -$1.8M |
| CHINA | $377K | -- | -$377K |
| PHILIPPINES | $192K | -- | -$192K |
| CANADA | -- | $152K | +$152K |
| ITALY | $91K | -- | -$91K |
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