0936010891

The 0936010891, also known as an alphanumeric identifier, is a code used to classify products within the classification system. It is an expansion of the HTSUS (Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States) and is used by the US government to allocate duty rates to imported goods. Although it is primarily used in the United States, it is used in other countries as well and represents an important tool in classifying goods.

In the US, the 0936010891 is used for products in the CITES Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora. CITES (the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species) is an international agreement between governments. Its aim is to ensure that international trade in specimens of wild animals and plants does not threaten their survival. Under the agreement, countries are required to monitor both the export and import of species listed on Appendix I, II or III of CITES, as well as the derivatives and intermediates of those same species.

The 0936010891 is also is used to classify products in other industries, such as the chemical, food, and medical industries. The code is composed of six alpha-numeric characters, which are used to identify the product’s application field and working principle. The first three characters represent the application field, while the last three characters indicate the product’s working principle. For example, the 0936010891 code for a chemical product could be XCE-18A, with XCE representing the application field and 18A representing the working principle.

The application field of a product can be broken down into several categories. For example, a product in the food industry could have the application field XAF, indicating it is a food product. Similarly, a product in the medical field would have the application field MTA, indicating it is a medical product.

The working principle indicates the specific characteristics or qualities of a product. For example, a product in the medical field with an application field MTA and a working principle of 18A could indicate that the product is an antiseptic that can be used on the skin. Another example is a chemical product with an application field XCE and a working principle of 51B, which could indicate that the product is a corrosion inhibitor.

The 0936010891 is a useful tool for classifying products by their application field and working principle. Its uniform system allows for the efficient classification of products, helping the government to assign duties and tariffs, as well as helping manufacturers, retailers, and customers to identify the specific qualities of a product.