Customs classification: July correlation table is online
As every year, the European Union updated certain customs nomenclatures on 1 July. This edition covers 22 chapters.
On 26 June, the European Commission made available to operators a correlation table containing all the adjustments to the customs nomenclatures for the first half of 2026.
The correlation table is downloadable on the platform CIRCABC, About 20 chapters are concerned.
These include oils (Chapter 15), beverages (Chapter 22), certain chemicals (Chapters 28, 29 and 38), dyes (Chapter 32), certain textile materials (Chapters 54, 55, 56 and 59), articles of stone (Chapter 68), articles of glass (Chapter 70), articles of metal (Chapters 72, 73, 74 and 81), electrical machinery and appliances (Chapters 84 and 85), articles of transport (Chapter 87), furniture (Chapter 94) and certain articles of art (Chapter 97).
As a reminder, the proposed changes may consist of creating a new code, deleting some existing codes, or changing the classification of certain products due to a change in the content of a code.