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U.S. imports of non-lead-crystal stemware drinking glasses (HS 701328) totaled $10.5M in April 2026, traded with 35 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataGermany leads US imports of non-lead-crystal stemware, a category that spans everything from mass-market machine-blown glasses to high-end crystalline and cut or engraved pieces — distinctions that drive classification across more than ten 10-digit tariff lines. The schedule separates specially tempered glass (7013280500) from standard stemware and further splits by value band and whether the article is cut or engraved, so both the manufacturing process and the unit price must be established before entry. China and Italy are also significant suppliers, with China concentrated in the lower value tiers and Italy in premium cut and engraved lines.
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The US tariff schedule carves out separate 10-digit lines for crystalline stemware (e.g., 7013282010 and 7013285010) within the same value bands as general non-lead-crystal stemware. 'Crystalline' glass typically contains barium oxide or zinc oxide as a substitute for lead, giving optical clarity similar to lead crystal. Importers must confirm the glass composition with the manufacturer to determine whether the crystalline or general NESOI line applies.
Yes — the schedule maintains separate lines for cut or engraved stemware (e.g., 7013283000 and 7013284000) versus plain or otherwise decorated pieces at the same value levels. Importers should retain production records, photographs, or supplier declarations confirming the decorating method, as CBP may request this to verify the correct subheading.
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