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The category changes. The file does not.

High-value lots, blended textiles, cosmetics Prior Notice, and weekly DTC replenishment sit on the same licensed desk. We classify the line, flag the PGA, and a broker still signs the 7501.

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JFK, EWR, PHL, LAX, and Miami on one operating picture.

The book

Fourteen verticals. One licensed file.

Gold tank watch with a lizard strap

Fine Jewelry & Horology

Gold, movement, strap — three lines.

Precious metal, stones, movements, and straps do not share a statistical suffix. Vague fineness is a pause. Kimberley rides when the invoice earns it.

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Garments hanging on a wooden rack

Apparel & Streetwear

Fiber % is the classification.

A blended garment is multiple lines, not a guess. Missing fiber content is a hold we flag before ACE.

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Close-up of a textured leather clutch

Leather & Accessories

Species first. Then the heading.

Unnamed leather is a pause. Exotic skins need FWS eDec and CITES in the vault.

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Skincare bottles and jars on a tray

Cosmetics & Skincare

FDA Prior Notice is not optional.

We flag the requirement from the invoice and block transmission until the packet is complete.

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Assorted metal hardware and fasteners

Specialty Hardware & Tech

Multi-tariff goods, one IOR.

Boards, housings, batteries, and accessories rarely share a heading. We split the line.

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Packed cartons ready for shipment

E-Commerce

Weekly volume is a practice, not a scramble.

Continuous bonds, repeating SKUs, and a dashboard the floor can read over the water.

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Classic car wheel and brake detail

Automotive Aftermarket

Parts are not “auto” as a heading.

Castings, electronics, textiles, and kits split across chapters. We classify the piece in the box.

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Wooden armchair in a museum studio

Artisanal Home Goods & Furniture

Wood, metal, textile, and the mix.

Essential character is a GRI problem. Composite materials can pull EPA/TSCA.

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Sunglasses on a bright ground

Eyewear & Optical Accessories

Frames, lenses, and the case they travel in.

Mixed materials and country-of-origin on small lots still have to survive a CF-28.

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Bottle of oil capsules on a studio ground

Health Supplements & Wellness

FDA is the hold, not the mystery.

Prior Notice, labeling, and the difference between a food and a drug claim.

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Climbing gear arranged on a surface

Outdoor Gear & Sporting Goods

Textile, plastic, metal—usually all three.

Packs, shells, and components split. Fiber content has to be on the file.

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Pair of professional hairdressing shears

Professional Salon & Grooming Equipment

Tools, chemicals, and the kit around them.

Electrical goods, blades, and cosmetics in the same carton are a multi-line entry.

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Electric cargo bicycle on a trade-show stand

Micromobility & E-Bikes

Battery, motor, frame, and the spare parts.

Lithium and origin tracing are the usual pause. We will not file a single heading over a mixed machine.

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Bottles of extra-virgin olive oil

Artisanal Food & Specialty Beverage

FDA Prior Notice, then the tariff.

Country of origin, ingredients, and the difference between a sample and a commercial shipment.

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The desk

Bring one messy invoice.

A consultation returns classification notes, PGA flags, and a flat fee. If the file is not one we can defend, we will say so in the memo.

PerrottaCustoms Group

A licensed U.S. customs brokerage for high-value goods, complex multi-line imports, and high-volume DTC. Lean operation. Live dashboard. A broker still signs the entry.

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Perrotta Customs Group is a licensed U.S. customs brokerage. Classification is AI-assisted and always reviewed by a Customs House Broker before any ACE transmission. Duty figures on this site are estimates, not binding CBP rulings, and are not legal advice. Civil penalties under 19 U.S.C. § 1592 attach to the importer of record; we will not transmit an entry we cannot defend.

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