Commodity code · Chapter 28

28372000 — Complex cyanides (excl. inorganic or organic compounds of mercury)

Commodity code 28372000 covers complex cyanides (excl. inorganic or organic compounds of mercury), within HMRC chapter 28 (inorganic chemicals). 1 UK businesses filed customs declarations against this code in the last six months, across 1 counties and 1 towns.

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1Businesses trading

1Counties

1Towns

2Import declarations

Counties trading under 28372000

Where the businesses using this commodity code are based.

Mid and East Antrim

1 town

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Businesses importing under 28372000

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Most active business

IRISH SALT MINING & EXPLORATION CO LTD

Mid and East Antrim, Mid and East Antrim 2 import declarations Imports only BT38 *Ch. 28Ch. 40Ch. 84 Active in 2 of the last 6 months

Recent shipments include complex cyanides (excl. inorganic or organic compounds of mercury), parts of machinery for working mineral substances of heading 8474, n.e.s..

▲ Expected to increase by 25.0% over the next 3 months, based on their last 2 years

Imports — 2 years of monthly activity2 in the last 6 months

Exports — 2 years of monthly activity0 in the last 6 months

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About commodity code 28372000

What goods does commodity code 28372000 cover?

Complex cyanides (excl. inorganic or organic compounds of mercury). It sits in HMRC chapter 28, inorganic chemicals. Every UK customs declaration carries a code like this one to classify the goods being moved.

How many UK businesses import under 28372000?

1 businesses filed customs declarations against code 28372000 in the last six months, spread across 1 counties and 1 towns, totalling 2 import declarations.

Which parts of the UK trade the most under 28372000?

The busiest counties are Mid and East Antrim (1 businesses). Open any county to see the towns and the businesses behind it.