HS code for Cooking Utensils in Canada
This heading covers a broad range of household articles made of iron or steel, including cooking pots, frying pans, saucepans, colanders, spatulas, ladles, and similar kitchen implements. Classification depends primarily on the base metal — utensils made of aluminium classify under 7615, while stainless steel and other iron/steel variants fall here.
MFN duty rates for cooking utensils under this heading vary by tariff line, typically ranging from Free to 6.5%. Stainless steel cookware (7323.93) and enamelled items (7323.94) may carry different rates. CUSMA-eligible goods from the US or Mexico generally enter duty-free. GST of 5% applies on all imports.
FAQ
What is the HS code for cooking utensils in Canada?
Iron or steel cooking utensils are classified under heading 7323. This includes pots, pans, spatulas, ladles, and similar kitchen articles.
Does the HS code change by material?
Yes. Iron or steel utensils fall under this heading, aluminium under 7615, and plastic under Chapter 39. The base material determines the classification.
Are there import duties on cooking utensils?
MFN duty rates vary by tariff line, typically Free to 6.5%. CUSMA-eligible shipments from the US or Mexico may enter duty-free.
How do I classify a utensil made of multiple materials?
Apply General Rule of Interpretation 3(b): classify by the material that gives the article its essential character. A steel spatula with a plastic handle remains under this heading.