HS code for Plastic Bottle in Canada
This heading covers articles for the conveyance or packing of goods, made of plastics — including bottles, jars, vials, and similar containers, as well as stoppers, lids, and caps. Plastic bottles are most commonly classified under subheading 3923.30. Classification applies regardless of the type of plastic (PET, HDPE, PP) or intended contents.
MFN duty on plastic bottles under this heading is generally 6.5% in Canada. CUSMA-origin plastic bottles from the US or Mexico enter duty-free. GST of 5% applies on the customs value plus duties. PET preforms used to blow-mould bottles typically classify under the same subheading.
FAQ
What is the HS code for plastic bottles in Canada?
Plastic bottles are classified under subheading 3923.30, within the broader heading covering plastic articles for the conveyance or packing of goods.
Does the type of plastic affect the HS code?
No. PET, HDPE, PP, and other plastic types all fall under the same subheading for bottles and similar containers.
Are there duties on plastic bottle imports?
MFN duty is generally 6.5%. CUSMA-origin bottles from the US or Mexico enter duty-free. GST of 5% also applies.
How are bottles with spray mechanisms classified?
If imported together, apply essential character rules. The plastic bottle typically determines the classification.