Feathers and down, prepared; and articles… (chapter 67): which countries import it
Chapter 67 groups feathers, down, artificial flowers and human hair products. The United States and China are the main importers, together accounting for…
Published on 27 September 2026Updated on 27 September 2026
Chapter 67 groups feathers, down, artificial flowers and human hair products. The United States and China are the main importers, together accounting for over half of global trade. Spain already exports to this chapter: understanding market structure and tariff rules is essential before entering.
Fact sheet
- Code
- 67
- Sector
- Furniture and Decoration
Main importing markets
USD · 2025| Country | Imports (USD) |
|---|---|
| United States | 2,139,002,522 |
| China | 1,413,588,899 |
| Germany | 406,613,779 |
| United Kingdom | 350,347,523 |
| Netherlands | 212,540,582 |
| Japan | 210,938,883 |
| France | 179,786,891 |
| Poland | 169,376,725 |
| Canada | 142,916,324 |
| Italy | 141,300,766 |
| Mexico | 92,899,055 |
| Spain | 92,543,289 |
| South Korea | 89,634,379 |
| Australia | 84,283,611 |
| South Africa | 68,356,550 |
Imports declared by each country from the world. Countries report with a delay: the period is the latest with consolidated data.
Source: UN ComtradeData for 2025Verified on 27 September 2026
Headings in this chapter
- Skin and other parts of birds with their feather or down; feathers, parts of feather, down and articles thereof (other than goods of heading no. 0505 and worked quills and scapes)Heading 6701
- Flowers, foliage and fruit, artificial, and parts thereof; articles made of artificial flowers, foliage or fruitHeading 6702
- Human hair, dressed, thinned, bleached or otherwise worked; wool or other animal hair or other textile materials, prepared for use in making wigs or the likeHeading 6703
- Wigs, false beards, eyebrows and eyelashes, switches and the like, of human or animal hair or of textile materials; articles of human hair, n.e.c. or includedHeading 6704
Trade fairs in this sector
- Feria Internacional del Mueble e Iluminación de València
- Intergift, Feria Internacional del Regalo y la Decoración
- Maison&Objet
- Salone del Mobile.Milano
What Chapter 67 includes and how to check tariffs
Chapter 67 of the harmonised tariff system groups four distinct product lines: feathers and down; artificial flowers; human hair; and wigs and related articles. Each heading has its own tariff rules, which differ not only by product but also by the country you export to.
The applicable tariff depends on three factors: the exact product classification within the chapter, the destination country, and the trade agreement in force. Access2Markets lets you enter a specific subheading and destination to see the exact duty and any quotas or restrictions that apply.
Spain already exports to Chapter 67: the data shows Spanish goods reached 93 million USD in 2025. Check whether your product sits in the same subheadings as current exports, or whether it requires a separate tariff check.
Before quoting to a buyer, confirm the tariff treatment with your customs broker or via Access2Markets. The difference between headings can be substantial, and misclassifying at export creates problems at import.
Questions about exporting Chapter 67
Which countries buy Chapter 67 products from Spain?
Spain exports to a wide range of countries. The global data shows the United States and China are the two largest importers of Chapter 67 goods worldwide. To identify which specific countries already buy from Spanish suppliers in your subheading, check your industry associations' export records or contact chambers of commerce in your region.
Do I need a certificate of origin?
That depends on the destination market and the trade agreement in force. Some markets require proof of origin to apply preferential tariffs; others do not. Check Access2Markets for the destination country: it will tell you whether a certificate is required and under which rules (EUR.1, EUR-MED, or equivalent).
How do I know if my product is classified correctly in Chapter 67?
Request a binding tariff information (BTI) from your national customs authority. In Spain, this is handled by the Agencia Tributaria (AEAT). A BTI is legally binding for customs purposes and protects you from future reclassification. The process takes time, so start before you commit to large orders.
What trade fairs should I consider for Chapter 67?
Several fairs in Spain and Europe specialise in furniture, decoration and gifts, which overlap with Chapter 67 products. These include Intergift in Madrid and regional events like the Feria Habitat in Valencia. Check the sectors tab to see which fairs match your specific product line within Chapter 67.
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