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Recent shipments include textile-covered rubber thread and cord, narrow woven fabrics of cotton, with a width of <= 30 cm, n.e.s..
▲ Expected to increase by 27.3% over the next 3 months, based on their last 2 yearsCommodity code · Chapter 54
Commodity code 54012090 covers sewing thread of artificial filaments, whether or not put up for retail sale, within HMRC chapter 54 (man-made filaments). 6 UK businesses filed customs declarations against this code in the last six months, across 5 counties and 5 towns.
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Recent shipments include textile-covered rubber thread and cord, narrow woven fabrics of cotton, with a width of <= 30 cm, n.e.s..
▲ Expected to increase by 27.3% over the next 3 months, based on their last 2 yearsRecent shipments include line fishing tackle n.e.s; fish landing nets, butterfly nets and similar nets; decoys and similar hunting or shooting requisites (excl. decoy calls of all kinds and stuffed birds of heading 9705), fishing rods.
▲ Expected to increase by 0.0% over the next 3 months, based on their last 2 yearsRecent shipments include sewing thread of synthetic filaments, whether or not put up for retail sale, travel sets for personal toilet, sewing or shoe or clothes cleaning (excl. manicure sets).
▲ Expected to increase by 150.0% over the next 3 months, based on their last 2 yearsLog in to see every business using this commodity code, with contacts, Companies House records and AI research.
Log in to see all 6 →Sewing thread of artificial filaments, whether or not put up for retail sale. It sits in HMRC chapter 54, man-made filaments. Every UK customs declaration carries a code like this one to classify the goods being moved.
6 businesses filed customs declarations against code 54012090 in the last six months, spread across 5 counties and 5 towns, totalling 32 import declarations.
The busiest counties are Aberdeen City (2 businesses), Greater London (1 businesses), Kent (1 businesses). Open any county to see the towns and the businesses behind it.