Description
Commodity Code & Origin Review
Our team will professionally review the commodity codes currently being used and assess whether they align correctly with the product descriptions and country of origin information provided.
As part of the review:
- Export commodity codes will normally be reviewed at 8-digit level
- Import commodity codes will normally be reviewed at 10-digit level where applicable
- Country of origin information will be reviewed against the product data supplied
- Product descriptions will be reviewed against the classification currently being used
Information Required
To help us complete the review accurately, please email your spreadsheet and supporting information to:
[email protected]
Please include as much information as possible, including:
- Product descriptions
- Current commodity / HS codes
- Country of origin
- Import or export activity
- Destination country (if known)
- Any technical specifications or supporting product information
- Any customs issues, delays, or concerns you may currently be experiencing
- How the original commodity code was determined (e.g. supplier, freight forwarder, broker, internal team, customs ruling, etc.)
- Any previous BTI decisions or current UK Advance Ruling (ARI) references you may hold
- Any supplier declarations or supporting origin documentation relating to imported products
Accepted file formats:
.xlsx / .xls / .csv
Standard turnaround time:
Up to 3 working days from receipt of complete information.
Trade compliance is no longer optional.
With increasing geopolitical tensions, rising global tariffs, sanctions, customs audits, origin scrutiny, and growing pressure on international supply chains, businesses are facing greater customs and compliance exposure than ever before.
Incorrect commodity codes, inconsistent origin data, and weak supporting documentation can lead to:
- Customs delays and inspections
- Additional duty costs and penalties
- Increased audit exposure
- Shipment disruption
- Incorrect origin declarations
- Supply chain delays and financial risk
Businesses trading internationally are now expected to demonstrate greater control, accuracy, and visibility across their customs and trade compliance processes.
