The book "Commodity nomenclature of foreign economic activity" edited by Natalia Vladimirovna Seregina is an indispensable reference for all those who are interested in issues of foreign economic activity, trade and customs regulation . This work, created by a team of authors, is an important source of knowledge for both professionals and students studying economics and international relations. The book is based on a thorough analysis of the commodity nomenclature, which plays a key role in international trade. HS FEA is a system that allows classifying goods for customs clearance and statistics. In the context of globalization and the active development of foreign economic relations, understanding of this nomenclature becomes especially relevant. The book reveals not only theoretical aspects, but also practical recommendations for the use of HS in real business conditions. For whom is this book intended? First of all, it will be useful for students of economic and law faculties, as well as graduate students who want to deepen their knowledge in the field of foreign economic activity . Practitioners working in the field of import and export, customs clearance and logistics will also find in it many useful tips and recommendations. The book will be an excellent help for entrepreneurs seeking to expand their horizons and master international markets. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range of issues related to the classification of goods, the peculiarities of their design and the impact on foreign economic activity. The authors focus on changes in legislation that may affect the practice of applying foreign trade, as well as on current trends in international trade. Readers will be able to learn about how to choose the right product code, how to avoid common errors in the design of documents and what nuances should be taken into account when working with different countries. The style of Natalia Seregina and her colleagues is characterized by accessibility and clarity of presentation. They strive to make complex topics understandable even for those who are just beginning to get acquainted with this area. The book is written in a living language, which makes its reading fascinating and informative. The authors use many examples from practice, which allows readers to better understand how to apply the knowledge gained in practice. In addition, Natalia Seregina is known for her other work in the field of economics and foreign economic activity. Her experience and expertise make this book particularly valuable. Readers interested in such works as “Customs Regulation: Theory and Practice” or “Fundamentals of Foreign Economic Activity” will find in the “Commodity Nomenclature” a logical continuation of their research. The book "Commodity nomenclature of foreign economic activity" is not just a training manual, but a real find for everyone who wants to better understand the mechanisms of international trade and successfully apply them in their practice. It will become a reliable assistant in the world of complex economic realities, opening new horizons for business and career. Do not miss the opportunity to enrich your knowledge and skills by immersing yourself in this fascinating and important aspect of foreign economic activity.