Goods Nomenclature

/ˈɡʊdz nəˌmɛnklətʃər/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A systematic classification and coding system for goods used in customs tariffs and international trade to identify products for regulatory and tariff purposes.
    The goods nomenclature assigned a specific code to the imported textiles, determining the applicable duty.

Forms

  • goods nomenclature

Commentary

Typically maintained by customs authorities, goods nomenclatures standardize product description to ensure consistent application of trade laws and tariffs.

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