HS 2846.90 Compounds, inorganic or organic (excluding cerium), of rare-earth metals, of yttrium, scandium or of mixtures…

HS code 284690 (also written 2846.90) is a subheading of the Harmonized System that covers compounds, inorganic or organic (excluding cerium), of rare-earth metals, of yttrium, scandium or of mixtures of these metals. It sits under heading 2846 (compounds, inorganic or organic, of rare-earth metals, of yttrium or of scandium or of mixtures of these…) in chapter 28 (inorganic chemicals).

In 2024, countries reported exports worth $2.49B and imports worth $2.28B under HS code 284690. Reported exports changed by −24.4% compared with 2023. These are trade statistics in US dollars, not prices.

The largest exporters in 2024 were Myanmar (32.8% of world exports), China (15.1% of world exports) and Malaysia (14.7% of world exports).

The largest importers in 2024 were China (60.3% of world imports), Vietnam (7.7% of world imports) and United States (6.6% of world imports).

Yes. Based on what the major economies reported about their trade with India, India exported at least $16.2M and imported at least $13.7M under HS code 284690 in 2024. Among the major reporting economies, its largest export market was Turkey and its largest supplier was Japan.

CompoundList lists 458 chemicals under this code, including Gadodiamide, Gadobutrol and Gadoterate meglumine. Codes marked indicative are assigned from the chemical's structure class or chapter, so confirm the final classification with your customs broker.

The first six digits are shared by every country that uses the Harmonized System. Countries add their own digits after that, for example India uses eight digit ITC-HS codes and the United States uses ten digit HTS codes, so check the national tariff for the full code and the duty rate.