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HS Codes Chapter 76 — Aluminium

HS Chapter 76 covers aluminium and articles thereof — aluminium ingots, aluminium sheet, foil, profiles and aluminium packaging. For South African importers and exporters clearing through SARS, this chapter sits at the heart of everyday customs work at OR Tambo, Cape Town Container Terminal and Durban Harbour.

Every consignment under Chapter 76 must be declared on a SAD500 using the correct 8-digit tariff heading. The duty rate, rebates and any import permits all follow from that classification. A wrong tariff heading is the single most common reason a Chapter 76 shipment is held at the port of entry.

JLog coordinates customs clearance for Chapter 76 goods moving through Cape Town. We prepare the SAD500, manage the submission to SARS, and keep your classification defensible and your duty correct. Whether you are importing a one-off sample or running a regular container programme, we handle the paperwork so your consignment keeps moving. Browse the most-requested HS codes in Chapter 76 below, or request a quote for clearing your next consignment.

Typical duty: Free–30% · VAT 15% · 89 codes

Some heading-level and specialised lines have no single ad-valorem rate — confirmed per code at booking.

HS codes in Chapter 76

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What Is HS Chapter 76?

HS Chapter 76 covers aluminium and articles thereof — including unwrought aluminium, plates, foil, tubes, and structures. South Africa produces aluminium from its smelters but imports specialty aluminium products, foil, and fabricated components for automotive, packaging, and construction industries.

Common Chapter 76 HS Codes

The most frequently used codes in this chapter for South African importers:

Import Duty and VAT for HS Chapter 76

Most goods in HS Chapter 76 attract import VAT of 15% plus applicable customs duty. Duty rates vary by subheading — use the links above to check the specific rate for your commodity, or contact JLog for a customs classification consultation.

Importing Chapter 76 Goods into South Africa

To import goods classified under Chapter 76 into South Africa, you must be registered with SARS as an importer. All goods must be declared on a SAD500 customs declaration. JLog’s DutyCheq service handles SARS importer registration, and our customs clearance team manages all SARS submissions.

Shipping Chapter 76 Goods with JLog

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Frequently Asked Questions

What duty applies to goods in HS Chapter 76?
Duty rates vary by subheading within HS Chapter 76. Use the HS code search above to find the specific rate, or contact JLog for a customs classification consultation.

Do I need a permit to import goods classified under HS Chapter 76?
Permit and compliance requirements vary by HS subheading and end-use within Chapter 76. Some lines may require ITAC import permits, product compliance certificates or origin certificates to claim a preferential rate. Check the individual HS code page or contact JLog for a per-product check.

Can JLog clear HS Chapter 76 goods through SARS for me?
Yes. JLog provides full customs clearance for all goods in HS Chapter 76, including document preparation, SARS submission, and query management. Contact us for a quote.

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Last updated: 2026. Source: SARS Harmonised Tariff Schedule.

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