Heading 2614

Titanium ores and concentrates

3 declarable lines

Heading 2614 covers titanium ores and concentrates. It is split into synthetic rutile, ilmenite and ilmenite sand, and other titanium ores and concentrates including rutile and rutile sand. All three declarable lines carry a general (MFN) rate of Free.

Products in this heading

  • Synthetic rutile
  • Ilmenite ore
  • Ilmenite sand
  • Natural rutile
  • Rutile sand
  • Titanium ore concentrates

How to choose the right subheading

  • First decide whether the product is synthetic rutile or a natural titanium ore or concentrate.
  • For non-synthetic material, decide whether it is ilmenite or ilmenite sand.
  • If it is not ilmenite or ilmenite sand, use the residual other line for rutile and rutile sand.
  • Check the product form because the line descriptions distinguish ilmenite sand and rutile sand.
  • Do not use this heading for slag, residues, or ores whose main metal is not titanium.

Often confused with

  • Zircon sand

    Zirconium ores and concentrates are classified in heading 2615, even when mined with ilmenite.

    Heading 2615
  • Iron ore fines

    Iron ores and concentrates are classified in heading 2601, not as titanium ores.

    Heading 2601
  • Manganese ore

    Manganese ores and concentrates are classified in heading 2602.

    Heading 2602

Frequently asked questions

What is the HTS code for synthetic rutile?

Synthetic rutile is classified under 2614.00.30.00, with a general (MFN) rate of Free.

What is the duty on ilmenite sand?

Ilmenite and ilmenite sand fall under 2614.00.60.20, and the general (MFN) rate is Free.

How do I classify rutile sand?

Classify rutile sand under 2614.00.60.40, the other line that covers rutile and rutile sand, with a general (MFN) rate of Free.

Guide written from the official schedule text. Rates quoted are general (MFN) rates; check the line page for trade agreement rates and the classification of your exact product.

All lines in heading 2614

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