South Africa HS Code

HS Code 09083000: Cardamoms in South Africa

Q: Is HS code 09083000 the same across all countries?

Only the first 6 digits of HS code 09083000 are internationally harmonized. The remaining digits are added by South Africa under SACU CET and are not directly comparable to other countries' codes.

Q: What system does South Africa use to classify HS code 09083000?

South Africa classifies products under the SACU Common External Tariff (SACU CET; locally SACU CET), which extends HS codes to 8 digits. The first 6 digits align with the WCO Harmonized System, and the rest cover national tariff and statistical needs.

Q: Where can I officially look up HS code 09083000 in South Africa?

The official source is https://www.sars.gov.za/. For faster cross-country lookups, TradeInt's HS Code Tool consolidates classifications across all major countries in one place.

What is HS Code 09083000 in South Africa

Under South Africa's SACU Common External Tariff (SACU CET), HS Code 09083000 is classified as Cardamoms. South Africa's tariff system extends the WCO Harmonized System to 8 digits with national subdivisions. 09083000 belongs to Section II: Vegetable products, Chapter 09: Coffee, tea, maté and spices, Heading 0908: Nutmeg, mace and cardamoms.

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Classification Path of HS Code 09083000 in South Africa

Section II

Chapters (06-14) Vegetable products

Chapter 09

Coffee, tea, maté and spices

HS Code 0908

Nutmeg, mace and cardamoms

HS Code 09083000

Cardamoms

South Africa Tariff Classification: SACU Common External Tariff (SACU CET)

In South Africa, HS 09083000 is classified under the SACU Common External Tariff (SACU CET) — a 8-digit national extension of the WCO 6-digit Harmonized System.

Tariff schedule SACU Common External Tariff (SACU CET)

Local name SACU CET

Digits 8

Official source https://www.sars.gov.za/

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Top Trading Product of HS Code 0908

Top South Africa import Product Under HS Code 0908

1 090831: Cardamoms : Neither crushed nor ground $1.9M 2 090812: Nutmeg : Crushed or ground $1.7M 3 090822: Mace : Crushed or ground $311.8K

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Top South Africa export Product Under HS Code 0908

1 090812: Nutmeg : Crushed or ground $118.9K 2 090832: Cardamoms : Crushed or ground $62.0K 3 090831: Cardamoms : Neither crushed nor ground $43.0K

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Related HS Code to South Africa Cardamoms (09083000)

HS Code 090811

Nutmeg : Neither crushed nor ground

HS Code 090812

Nutmeg : Crushed or ground

HS Code 090821

Mace : Neither crushed nor ground

HS Code 090822

Mace : Crushed or ground

HS Code 090831

Cardamoms : Neither crushed nor ground

HS Code 090832

Cardamoms : Crushed or ground

HS Code 090111

Coffee, not roasted : Not decaffeinated

HS Code 090112

Coffee, not roasted : Decaffeinated

HS Code 090121

Coffee, roasted : Not decaffeinated

HS Code 090122

Coffee, roasted : Decaffeinated

09083000 in Other Countries

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is HS code 09083000 in South Africa?

HS code 09083000 covers Cardamoms in South Africa. It sits in Chapter 09 (Coffee, tea, maté and spices), Heading 0908 of the Harmonized System, and is classified under SACU CET.

Is HS code 09083000 the same across all countries?

What system does South Africa use to classify HS code 09083000?

Where can I officially look up HS code 09083000 in South Africa?