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U.S. imports of wooden parts of other furniture (HS 940391) totaled $107.9M in April 2026, traded with 68 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataWooden furniture components — from pre-cut frame members to finished decorative panels — are classified here when imported separately from the finished article, with Vietnam and Mexico the leading US suppliers. The heading's four 10-digit lines (9403910005, 9403910010, 9403910080, and the base 9403910000) carve out parts destined for cribs, toddler beds, and play yards from general furniture parts, reflecting CPSC safety-standard tracking needs for juvenile products. Importers should verify that wood species comply with the Lacey Act's plant-origin declaration requirements, which apply to all imported wood products regardless of processing level.
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Yes. The Lacey Act requires importers to declare the genus, species, country of harvest, and quantity of plant material in all imported wood products, including furniture parts. Failure to file an accurate Plant and Plant Product declaration (PPQ 505) can result in penalties and seizure.
The dedicated lines (9403910005 for crib/toddler bed/bassinet parts and 9403910010 for play yard parts) allow CBP and CPSC to track juvenile product components separately, supporting enforcement of mandatory safety standards such as 16 CFR Part 1219 for full-size cribs and related regulations.
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