What is HS-4 2306 used for?
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Chapter 23: Residues from food industries
Use HS-4 2306 when importing oil-cake and solid residues from the extraction of vegetable or microbial oils, like cotton seed oil pellets. These products are often used in animal feed, making it crucial to classify them correctly for customs.
When deciding among the HS-6 lines, consider the source of the oil. For instance, HS-6 230610 covers residues from cotton seed oils, while HS-6 230620 is specific to linseed oils. If your product is derived from sunflower seeds, you would use HS-6 230630.
If your oil-cake comes from low erucic acid rape or colza seed oils, you should classify it under HS-6 230641. In contrast, if it’s from other types of rape seed oils, you’ll need HS-6 230649. This distinction is essential for accurate tariff application.
For residues from coconut or copra seed oils, select HS-6 230650. If your product is derived from palm nuts or kernels, then HS-6 230660 is the appropriate choice. The final option, HS-6 230690, is for any other oil residues not specified in the previous lines.
Useful terms traders and brokers use for this HS-4 heading.
oil-cake classification · vegetable oil residues · animal feed imports · cotton seed oil-cake · linseed oil residues · sunflower seed oil-cake · rape seed oil classification · coconut oil residues · palm kernel oil-cake · HS-6 codes for oil-cake · solid residues from oil extraction · animal fodder regulations · importing oil-cake · tariff classification for residues · oil extraction by-products
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