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U.S. imports of wooden parts of seats (HS 940191) totaled $15.1M in April 2026, traded with 51 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataWooden seat components — including parts for motor vehicle seats, bentwood seat parts, and general wooden seat parts — are traded as inputs for both furniture manufacturers and automotive interior suppliers, reflecting the heading's cross-industry reach. Vietnam and China are the leading sources, with Mexico also significant; Vietnamese and Mexican suppliers benefit from proximity to US assembly operations. The schedule separates motor-vehicle seat parts (9401911500) from furniture seat parts (9401912000, 9401916000, 9401919090), and Lacey Act plant-declaration requirements apply to all wooden components regardless of their downstream end use.
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Yes. The Lacey Act applies to all imported products containing wood, including unfinished seat components and parts. Importers must file a PPQ Form 505 declaration identifying the wood species, country of harvest, and quantity. This requirement applies regardless of whether the wooden part is destined for furniture or automotive assembly.
CBP looks at whether the part is designed and suitable for use in motor vehicle seating — such as a wooden trim panel or structural insert for an automotive seat — versus a component for a freestanding furniture seat. Parts that are interchangeable between automotive and furniture applications are typically classified based on their principal use, which may require a ruling if not clearly documented.
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