TSCA section 13 import certification for composite wood articles (19 CFR 12.118-12.127; 40 CFR 770.30(d))

What the rule says

Since March 22, 2019, importers of regulated composite wood products, and of articles that contain them (which includes furniture and component parts), must comply with CBP's TSCA import certification rules at 19 CFR 12.118 through 12.127. The importer or its authorized agent files a written or electronic certification with CBP before release of the shipment, in ACE or on the entry document or commercial invoice, stating that the shipment complies with all applicable TSCA rules and orders. This sits on top of the supplier-statement and recordkeeping duties in 40 CFR 770.30.

Where it applies

Federal (US)

Who it applies to

Importers

Dates

• Mar 22, 20192771 days ago

  Importers of composite wood articles must file TSCA import certification

  40 CFR 770.30(d) requires importers of regulated composite wood products or articles containing them to follow 19 CFR 12.118-12.127 beginning March 22, 2019.

  Source: ecfr.gov(opens in a new tab)

Official source

A FurniHub editor read this rule against the source below before it was published. Read the source itself for the exact wording.

Official source: 19 CFR 12.121 - TSCA import certification reporting requirements (eCFR)(opens in a new tab)