HS Code 5307 — Jute and Bast Fibre Yarn

This code covers yarn made from jute or other bast fibres like hemp and kenaf. It includes both single and multiple yarns used primarily in industrial weaving, carpet backing, and heavy-duty twine manufacturing.

What's included

Single jute yarn
Multiple or cabled jute yarn
Yarn of kenaf fibres
Yarn of urena fibres

What's excluded

Yarn of flax → use 5306 (Flax yarn is classified under its own heading in the Harmonised System.)
Paper yarn → use 5308 (Paper yarn is distinct from natural bast fibre yarns.)

Common examples

Natural jute yarn for sack making
Twisted kenaf yarn for handicrafts
Single-ply jute yarn for carpet backing

Frequently asked questions

Does this code include dyed jute yarn?

Yes, HS code 5307 applies to jute yarn whether it is unbleached, bleached, or dyed for commercial use.

Trade & shipping notes

Typical duty range: 0% - 15%
Documentation: Certificates of origin are often required to benefit from GSP rates in developing nations.
Typical shipping mode: FCL
Top exporters: Bangladesh, India, China
Top importers: Turkey, Egypt, Belgium, Brazil

Key takeaway

Primary code for jute yarn used in heavy textiles and industrial applications, dominated by South Asian production.

Jute and Bast Fibre Yarn