Full GST classification for Menthol — chapter, heading and tariff hierarchy, GST rate slabs and related HSN codes. Updated for India GST.
HSN Code
29061100
Chapter
29
Digits
8-digit
Section
VI
HSN code 29061100 is the Harmonized System of Nomenclature classification for Menthol under India's Goods and Services Tax (GST). It is a 8-digit code sitting at the tariff item (8-digit) level of the HSN hierarchy.
This code belongs to Chapter 29 — Organic Chemicals, which is part of Section VI: Chemical Products. Every GST-registered business supplying menthol must quote HSN 29061100 (or the digit-length required for its turnover) on tax invoices and in GSTR-1.
Goods under HSN 29061100 attract GST at one of the five standard slabs. The exact rate depends on the specific product and the latest GST Council notification — always confirm before invoicing.
0%
Nil / Exempt
Fresh produce, milk, cereals, books
5%
Merit rate
Essentials, packaged food, transport
12%
Standard-low
Processed food, mobiles, apparel > ₹1,000
18%
Standard
Most goods, electronics, services
28%
Demerit / luxury
Cars, cement, aerated drinks, tobacco
| HSN Code | Description |
|---|---|
| 29061190 | other |
| 29061110 | natural menthol |
HSN code 29061100 classifies "Menthol" under India's GST regime. It falls under Chapter 29 (Organic Chemicals) of the Harmonized System of Nomenclature.
29061100 is a 8-digit HSN code — a tariff item (8-digit). Businesses declare 4-digit HSN (turnover up to ₹5 crore) or 6-digit HSN (above ₹5 crore) on GST invoices; 8-digit codes are used for exports and imports.
Goods under HSN 29061100 are taxed at one of the GST slabs — 0%, 5%, 12%, 18% or 28% — depending on the exact product and the latest GST Council notification. Use the Laabam.One GST Rate Finder to confirm the current rate for Menthol.
HSN 29061100 belongs to Chapter 29 — Organic Chemicals, part of Section VI: Chemical Products.
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