Plastic Toy Cars

The HTS code 6506.10.30 classifies plastic toy cars under toys, with specific regulations for packaging and transport. Refer to the HTS database for detailed customs requirements.

Plastic toy cars fall under HTS code 6506.10.30, which mandates proper labeling and packaging for international shipments. UNIS provides compliance guidance for customs clearance.

* **Storage Size/Dimensions:** Minimum 150 square feet, ideally a 10ft x 15ft area. Height clearance should be a minimum of 9 feet to accommodate stacking. * **Storage Conditions:** The storage area must be dry and well-ventilated. Dust and debris should be minimized. Avoid direct sunlight exposure. * **Special Handling:** Plastic toy cars are generally durable but should be handled with care to prevent scratching or damage. Items should be packaged with sufficient padding, such as bubble wrap or cardboard, particularly for larger sets. Consider using protective corner guards on shelving. * **Stacking/Shelving:** Items can be stored on standard shelving units with adjustable shelves. Shelves should be spaced no more than 18 inches apart. Pallet storage is an option, utilizing 48” x 40” pallets. Stacking height should be limited to a maximum of 3 shelves. * **Access Requirements:** A standard 12ft wide loading dock is required for truck access. The dock door should be at least 10ft wide with a clear opening of 8ft. A minimum clearance of 10ft should be maintained along the loading dock for forklift maneuvering. Ensure adequate aisle space of at least 8ft for access.

Handle with care to avoid scratches; use anti-static materials for sensitive components. Ensure all packaging meets ISO 9001 standards for quality control.

Use corrugated boxes with 3mm foam padding. Include desiccant packs to maintain dry conditions. Label all packages with waterproof ink for clarity.

Require climate-controlled trucks and indoor loading docks. Provide forklift access and pallet jacks for efficient unloading. Include GPS tracking for high-value shipments.

Bulk shipping reduces per-unit costs, while premium packaging increases expenses. Storage fees vary by season, with peak rates during holiday periods.