Yes. Certain hardwood plywood products have been subject to antidumping and countervailing duty orders. Importers should check the current scope of active orders with the US Department of Commerce and CBP before importing to determine whether their specific product falls within the order's scope.

Veneer refers to thin sheets of wood sliced or peeled from a log, typically used as a face layer or sold separately. Plywood is produced by bonding multiple veneer plies together with adhesive under heat and pressure. The distinction matters for both NAICS reporting and HTS classification, where the number of plies, species, and face grade all influence the correct tariff line.