Classification must follow the actual product.
HTSUS codes classify goods entering the United States. Russian OKVED codes describe the seller's business activities; they do not determine US customs duty. The entries below are working candidates for broker review, not binding customs rulings.
Candidate HTSUS headings by product family.
The final code can change with material, dimensions, printing process, packaging, function and country of origin.
4818.10.00.00
Toilet paper
Strong starting candidate for finished toilet tissue rolls; confirm printing, construction, origin and current Russia treatment.
4911.99 or another Chapter 49 provision
Other printed matter
Exact subheading depends on printing method, paper construction and whether the item is a single sheet, picture, book or set.
4821.10
Printed paper or paperboard labels
Self-adhesive construction, substrate and printing method may change the statistical suffix.
4820.10.20
Memorandum pads, letter pads, notebooks and similar stationery
Binding, size and intended use determine the final statistical suffix.
8306.21 or 8306.29
Base-metal statuettes and ornaments
Material and precious-metal plating matter. Wearable medals may instead fall under Chapter 71; broker review is mandatory.
7117
Imitation jewelry
Use only after confirming that the article is worn on the person and fits Chapter 71 notes.
6307.90.85 or 6307.90.98
Made-up textile wall banners or other textile articles
Fiber composition, dimensions, mounting and finished construction determine the final subheading.
Potentially relevant OKVED 2 codes.
Only the seller's current EGRIP extract proves which codes are actually registered. These codes are shown for business transparency and gap analysis, not as customs codes.
Manufacture of household and sanitary paper articles
Relevant to toilet paper and related sanitary paper production.
Other printing
Relevant to printing on paper and other production surfaces.
Pre-press and pre-media services
Relevant where artwork preparation and prepress are performed as a business activity.
Manufacture of imitation jewelry and related articles
Potentially relevant to wearable novelty medals and insignia, depending on actual production.
Other manufacturing not elsewhere classified
Potentially relevant to miscellaneous finished souvenir goods only when a more specific activity code does not apply.
Wholesale of other household goods
Potential commercial activity code; actual registered codes must be verified against the current EGRIP extract.
Retail sale via mail order houses or via Internet
Relevant to online retail activity, not a customs classification.