Type any goods. Watch it refuse.

— 09 spices, 13 gums, resins and plant extracts, 14 bamboo, rattan and plaiting materials, 17 sugar, syrups and sweets, 18 cocoa and chocolate, 19 pasta, noodles, cereals, bread, cakes and cookies, 20 pickles, canned vegetables and fruit, jams, roasted nuts and juices, 21 sauces, soups, instant coffee, yeast and ice cream, 22 water, soft drinks, beer, wine, spirits and vinegar, 30 pharmaceuticals, 33 essential oils, perfume and cosmetics, 34 soap, detergents and candles, 36 fireworks and matches, 39 plastics, 40 rubber, 42 leather and travel goods, 43 furskins, 44 wood, 45 cork, 46 baskets and wickerwork, 48 paper, paperboard and paper articles, 49 printed books, cards, calendars, maps and other printed matter, 50 silk, 57 rugs and carpets, 61 and 62 apparel, 63 made-up textiles, 64 footwear, 65 headgear, 66 umbrellas and walking-sticks, 67 artificial flowers and wigs, 68 stone, plaster, cement and abrasives, 69 ceramics, 70 glass, 71 jewelry, stones and precious metals, 72 iron and steel, 73 articles of iron or steel, 74 copper, 75 nickel, 76 aluminium, 78 lead, 79 zinc, 80 tin, 82 tools, knives and cutlery, 83 locks, hinges, frames and other base-metal articles, 84 machinery and computers, 85 electrical machinery, 87 vehicles, bicycles, strollers, trailers and their parts, 90 optical, photographic, measuring and medical instruments, 91 clocks and watches, 92 musical instruments, 93 arms and ammunition, 94 furniture, bedding and lighting, 95 toys, games and sports goods, 96 pens, brushes, buttons, zippers and other miscellaneous articles, 97 works of art and antiques — at base rates. Coverage varies by heading inside each chapter, and the engine says which headings it does not hold rather than reaching for something close. The rest of the tariff is being built one chapter at a time, and what people type here is how the order is decided. Type goods we do not hold yet and the engine will say so plainly rather than guessing, and you can ask to be told when it arrives.