HS code directory

HS 55

Buyers and suppliers of man-made staple fibres

See which companies actually import and export HS 55 — pulled from live customs shipment records across 80+ countries.

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What HS 55 covers

HS 55 is the harmonised system classification for man-made staple fibres, part of chapter 55 — man-made staple fibres. Every cross-border shipment of this product is declared to customs under this code, which makes it the fastest way to identify real trading companies rather than directory listings.

How to find buyers for HS 55

  1. Search the shipment records

    Enter HS 55 and, optionally, a destination market to pull every matching customs transaction.

  2. Group them into companies

    Caatoo Exim aggregates consignees and consignors into ranked company profiles with shipment counts, values and top partners.

  3. Get the decision makers

    Pull verified contacts for each company, score buying intent, and push the best fits into your lead pipeline.

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HS 55 by country

See importers and exporters of man-made staple fibres in a specific market.

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HS 55 frequently asked questions

What is HS code 55?
HS code 55 covers man-made staple fibres. It is used by customs authorities worldwide to classify shipments of this product.
How do I find buyers for HS code 55?
Search customs shipment records for HS 55, group them by consignee to see which companies import man-made staple fibres, then rank them by shipment count, value and sourcing markets.
Which countries import the most HS 55?
Caatoo Exim publishes country-level pages for HS 55 so you can compare importers and exporters of man-made staple fibres market by market across 80+ customs jurisdictions.