Yarn; of carded wool, containing 85% or more by weight of wool, not put up for retail sale

HS code 510610 covers the trade and production of yarn made from carded wool, containing 85% or more wool by weight, and not put up for retail sale. This type of yarn is a crucial input for the textile and apparel industries, as it is used to create a wide range of woolen fabrics and garments. The global demand for high-quality wool yarn has remained strong, driven by the growing popularity of natural fibers and the continued importance of the textile sector in the broader economy.

The production of HS 510610 wool yarn involves several key steps. First, raw wool fibers are carded to align and clean the fibers. The carded wool is then spun into yarn using specialized spinning machinery. The yarn may undergo additional processing, such as twisting or plying, to impart desired properties like strength and texture. Throughout the production process, quality control measures are implemented to ensure the yarn meets industry standards.

The main inputs required for the production of HS 510610 wool yarn include high-quality wool fibers, typically sourced from sheep or other wool-producing animals. Specialized carding and spinning equipment, as well as energy sources and skilled labor, are also essential inputs for this industry. Additionally, various chemicals and dyes may be used to treat the yarn and impart specific characteristics.

The primary output of HS 510610 is wool yarn that is suitable for use in the textile and apparel industries. This yarn can be further processed and woven or knitted into a variety of woolen fabrics, such as 520100 Wool, not carded or combed, 520300 Wool tops and wool noils, and 520400 Wool yarn, containing 85% or more by weight of wool. These fabrics are then used to manufacture a wide range of clothing, home textiles, and other wool-based products.