What types of products are classified under HS code 071390?

HS code 071390 covers dried leguminous vegetables that are shelled and may be skinned or split, such as dried lentils, chickpeas, and other similar products.

How do I know if my product qualifies for HS 071390?

Check if your product is a dried legume that is shelled and not classified under other specific HS codes like dried peas or beans. If it fits these criteria, it likely qualifies.

Can I use HS 071390 for split chickpeas?

Yes, split chickpeas are included under HS code 071390 as they are shelled and classified as dried leguminous vegetables.

What is the difference between HS 071390 and HS 071331?

HS 071331 is specifically for dried peas, while HS 071390 covers other dried leguminous vegetables that do not fit into the more specific categories.

Are there any special import regulations for dried legumes?

Yes, ensure compliance with food safety regulations and check for any import restrictions specific to dried legumes in your destination country.

What packaging is required for products under HS 071390?

Packaging should be suitable for food products, clearly labeled, and may need to meet specific health and safety standards depending on the importing country.

How can I ensure accurate classification for customs?

Review product descriptions carefully, consult with a customs broker if needed, and refer to the official HS code guidelines to ensure proper classification.

Is there a specific weight limit for shipments under HS 071390?

There is no specific weight limit for HS 071390, but shipping regulations and customs requirements may vary by country, so check local regulations.

HS-6 071390: Vegetables, leguminous; n.e.c. in heading no. 0713, shelled, whether or not skinned or split, dried

Plain-language overview

Use HS-6 071390 when importing or exporting dried leguminous vegetables that are not classified elsewhere. This includes products like dried chickpeas or lentils, which are shelled and may be skinned or split.

This code specifically covers dried legumes that don't fit into the more common categories like peas or beans, which have their own distinct HS codes. For example, HS-6 071331 is for dried peas, while HS-6 071332 is for dried beans.

When classifying your product, consider whether it is shelled and if it has undergone any processing like skinning or splitting. If your product is a dried legume that doesn’t fall under the specified categories, 071390 is likely the right choice.

Common examples include dried lentils, split chickpeas, and other leguminous vegetables that are shelled. Make sure to check the packaging and product descriptions to ensure accurate classification.

Keywords & topics

Useful terms traders and brokers use for this HS-6 subheading.

dried legumes classification · HS code 071390 · shelled lentils · dried chickpeas · split peas · leguminous vegetables · importing dried legumes · exporting lentils · dried beans · shelled legumes · food import regulations · customs classification · legumes n.e.c. · dried vegetable products

Examples

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

Dried chickpeas, shelled and split
Dried lentils, packaged in 25 kg bags
Dried split peas, ready for cooking
Dried mung beans, shelled and sorted
Dried black-eyed peas, bulk shipment
Dried kidney beans, shelled and cleaned
Dried fava beans, processed and packaged
Dried adzuki beans, shelled and vacuum-sealed