Twelve sectors, classified the customs way.
Each sector lists its Harmonized System (HS) chapters, so your buyers and freight forwarders speak the same language.
Food and agriculture
Dried fruit, hazelnuts, pasta, confectionery, canned food, oils, spices.
Textiles and apparel
Fabrics, yarn, denim, ready-to-wear, home textiles, carpets.
Building materials
Ceramics, sanitaryware, glass, steel, profiles, building hardware.
Machinery and equipment
Machine tools, farm equipment, food processing machinery.
Electrical and energy
Cables, transformers, switchgear, lighting, solar.
Furniture and decor
Home, office and hotel furniture, bedding, rugs, decor.
Home appliances
Large and small appliances, refrigeration, washing, cooking.
Automotive and parts
Spare parts, tyres, bodywork, commercial vehicles.
Plastics and packaging
Flexible and rigid packaging, films, cardboard, plastic goods.
Cosmetics and hygiene
Skin care, fragrance, personal hygiene, cleaning products.
Health and medical
Medical equipment, consumables, devices and pharmacy.
Technology and electronics
IT, telecoms, electronics, industrial software.
Indicative list. HS codes are given for guidance. Final sectors depend on registered exhibitors.
Why show HS codes?
The Harmonized System is the customs nomenclature shared by more than 200 countries. The first two digits are the chapter, the first four the heading.
The HS code sets the import duty in Morocco and whether a product can use the Morocco-Türkiye free trade preferences.
Your product is not listed? Email info@ttw.ma: the list will grow with registered exhibitors.
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