Material commodity

An official identifier for a specific country, used to categorize commodity codes based on national or international regulations (e.g., US for United States, DE for Germany).

A unique numerical code assigned to goods to classify them for customs duties, statistics, and regulatory controls during international trade.

An additional unit of measure (e.g., Kilograms, Pieces, Liters) required by customs authorities for specific goods, distinct from the material's base unit, to report statistical quantities.

A single-digit numeric flag or code indicating special handling or reporting requirements for the commodity code, such as for specific statistical reporting (e.g., '1') or general use (e.g., '0').

An additional unit of measure (e.g., Piece, Kilogram, Liter), specifically relevant for import declarations, allowing for reporting quantities in a second dimension, potentially for quota management or specific duties.