55g

55G refers to a specific classification within the United Nations' Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System, commonly known as the Harmonized System (HS). This system is an international nomenclature for the classification of trade products. The "55" in 55G designates the chapter within the HS code that covers man-made staple fibers. The "G" within this context typically denotes a specific type or subcategory of these man-made staple fibers, though the precise meaning of the letter can vary slightly depending on the specific version of the HS code being referenced or regional variations in its implementation.

Generally, chapter 55 of the HS code pertains to staple fibers of man-made textiles. These are fibers that are cut to a certain length, resembling natural fibers like cotton or wool, but are artificially produced. Examples include staple fibers of polyester, acrylic, or polyamide. The subclassification indicated by the "G" would further specify properties or processing of these fibers, such as their denier (thickness), cross-section, or specific treatments applied. This detailed coding is crucial for international trade, enabling customs authorities to accurately identify goods, apply tariffs, collect statistics, and enforce regulations. Businesses rely on these codes for compliance, logistics, and market analysis.