What types of turkeys fall under HS code 010512?

HS code 010512 covers live turkeys that weigh no more than 185 grams, typically including day-old turkey poults.

What is the difference between HS codes 010512 and 010513?

HS code 010512 is for turkeys under 185 grams, while HS code 010513 is for turkeys weighing more than 185 grams.

What documents do I need to ship live turkeys?

You will need health certificates, import permits, and invoices that clearly state the weight and type of turkeys.

Can I export live turkeys to any country?

Export regulations vary by country, so check the specific import requirements of the destination country before shipping.

Are there any restrictions on shipping live poultry?

Yes, many countries have specific health and safety regulations for live poultry, including quarantine and health inspections.

How do I ensure my turkeys are classified correctly?

Make sure to weigh the turkeys accurately and refer to the HS code descriptions to confirm they fit the criteria for HS code 010512.

What should I do if my turkeys exceed the weight limit?

If your turkeys weigh more than 185 grams, you should classify them under HS code 010513 instead of 010512.

What are the common uses for turkeys classified under HS code 010512?

Turkeys under this code are often used for breeding, farming, or educational purposes in agricultural programs.

HS-6 · Subheading

010512

Poultry; live, turkeys, weighing not more than 185g

Heading 0105 — Poultry; live, fowls of the species Gallus domesticus, ducks, geese, turkeys and guinea fowls

Chapter 01: Live animals

Plain-language overview

Use HS-6 010512 when importing or exporting live turkeys that weigh no more than 185 grams. For example, if you're shipping day-old turkey poults for farming, this is the correct code to use.

This code specifically covers lighter turkeys, distinguishing them from heavier varieties classified under HS-6 010513, which includes turkeys over 185 grams. Knowing the weight is crucial for proper classification.

In this context, live turkeys are typically sold for breeding or farming purposes. Ensure that your shipment documentation accurately reflects the weight and type of turkeys being transported.

If you're dealing with other poultry like ducks or geese, you would need to refer to different HS codes under the same heading. This helps in avoiding misclassification and potential customs issues.

Keywords & topics

Short phrases that describe this HS-6 subheading when you're searching or filtering schedules.

live turkeys under 185g · HS code 010512 · turkey poults · poultry import/export · breeding turkeys · lightweight turkeys · agricultural shipments · young turkeys · poultry classification · customs for live animals · turkey farming · avian livestock

Examples

Drawn from the official tariff wording for this HS-6 subheading. Always confirm against your published schedule and legal notes.

Day-old turkey poults for a poultry farm
Live turkeys for a local market under 185 grams
Exporting young turkeys to a breeding facility
Shipment of live turkey chicks for agricultural use
Importing small-sized turkeys for organic farming
Live turkey shipments for educational agricultural programs
Transporting live turkeys for a specialty poultry event

Common questions

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What is HS code 010512 used for?
How to classify live turkeys for export?
What are the weight limits for HS code 010512?
Can I import live turkeys under 185 grams?
What documentation is needed for live turkey shipments?
Are there restrictions on shipping live poultry?
How do I know if my turkeys qualify for HS code 010512?
What are the differences between HS codes for poultry?

Questions & answers

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

What types of turkeys fall under HS code 010512?: HS code 010512 covers live turkeys that weigh no more than 185 grams, typically including day-old turkey poults.
What is the difference between HS codes 010512 and 010513?: HS code 010512 is for turkeys under 185 grams, while HS code 010513 is for turkeys weighing more than 185 grams.
What documents do I need to ship live turkeys?: You will need health certificates, import permits, and invoices that clearly state the weight and type of turkeys.
Can I export live turkeys to any country?: Export regulations vary by country, so check the specific import requirements of the destination country before shipping.
Are there any restrictions on shipping live poultry?: Yes, many countries have specific health and safety regulations for live poultry, including quarantine and health inspections.
How do I ensure my turkeys are classified correctly?: Make sure to weigh the turkeys accurately and refer to the HS code descriptions to confirm they fit the criteria for HS code 010512.
What should I do if my turkeys exceed the weight limit?: If your turkeys weigh more than 185 grams, you should classify them under HS code 010513 instead of 010512.
What are the common uses for turkeys classified under HS code 010512?: Turkeys under this code are often used for breeding, farming, or educational purposes in agricultural programs.

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