What is the HS code for orange essential oil?

Use **HS-6 330112** for orange essential oil, whether terpeneless or not.

How do I classify lemon essential oil?

Lemon essential oil should be classified under **HS-6 330113**.

What if my essential oil is not listed specifically?

For essential oils of citrus fruits not elsewhere classified, use **HS-6 330119**.

What is the code for resinoids?

Resinoids are classified under **HS-6 330130**.

How do I classify essential oils in fixed oils?

Essential oils in fats, fixed oils, or waxes fall under **HS-6 330190**.

What are terpenic by-products?

Terpenic by-products are classified under **HS-6 330190**, along with aqueous distillates and extracted oleoresins.

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3301 — Oils; essential (concretes, absolutes); concentrates thereof in fats, fixed oils, waxes or the like (obtained by enfleurage or maceration); aqueous distillates, solutions and terpenic by-products thereof; resinoids; extracted oleoresins

Chapter 33: Essential oils and resinoids

Plain-language overview

Use HS-4 3301 when importing essential oils, such as orange or lemon oil, whether terpeneless or not. These oils can be used in perfumes, cosmetics, or food flavoring. If you have a shipment of essential oils extracted through enfleurage or maceration, this heading applies.

Deciding between HS-6 lines is crucial. For instance, if your product is orange essential oil, you would classify it under HS-6 330112. However, if it’s lemon oil, you should use HS-6 330113. If your essential oil is from a citrus fruit not specifically listed, turn to HS-6 330119.

If you’re dealing with peppermint oil, choose HS-6 330124. For other mint oils, like spearmint, use HS-6 330125. The distinction between these lines is based on the specific type of mint, so ensure you know your product's origin.

For resinoids, the appropriate code is HS-6 330130. If your product includes essential oils in fixed oils or waxes, or if it’s a terpenic by-product, you would classify it under HS-6 330190. This line also covers aqueous distillates and extracted oleoresins.

Keywords & topics

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essential oils import · HS code for resinoids · citrus essential oils · essential oil classifications · terpeneless oils · concretes and absolutes · peppermint oil HS code · mint oils classification · aqueous distillates · oleoresins import code

Examples

Drawn from the official tariff wording for this HS-4 heading. Always confirm against your published schedule and legal notes.

Essential oil of orange (HS-6 330112)
Essential oil of lemon (HS-6 330113)
Essential oil of peppermint (HS-6 330124)
Resinoids (HS-6 330130)
Essential oils in fixed oils, waxes (HS-6 330190)
Concretes and absolutes of citrus fruits (HS-6 330119)
Extracted oleoresins (HS-6 330190)

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Questions & answers

For orientation only—the binding text is your national tariff and the WCO nomenclature your country uses.

What is the HS code for orange essential oil?: Use **HS-6 330112** for orange essential oil, whether terpeneless or not.
How do I classify lemon essential oil?: Lemon essential oil should be classified under **HS-6 330113**.
What if my essential oil is not listed specifically?: For essential oils of citrus fruits not elsewhere classified, use **HS-6 330119**.
What is the code for resinoids?: Resinoids are classified under **HS-6 330130**.
How do I classify essential oils in fixed oils?: Essential oils in fats, fixed oils, or waxes fall under **HS-6 330190**.
What are terpenic by-products?: Terpenic by-products are classified under **HS-6 330190**, along with aqueous distillates and extracted oleoresins.

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