What does HS-6 code 080112 cover?

HS-6 code 080112 covers coconuts that are in their inner shell, meaning they have not been shelled or peeled.

Can I use HS-6 080112 for shelled coconuts?

No, if the coconuts are shelled, you should use HS-6 080111 instead.

What are the import requirements for coconuts in the inner shell?

Make sure to check for any phytosanitary certificates and ensure proper packaging to prevent damage during transport.

Are there any restrictions on exporting whole coconuts?

Export restrictions may vary by country, so check local regulations and ensure compliance with any import permits required by the destination country.

How should I package coconuts for shipping?

Coconuts should be packed securely in crates or boxes to prevent them from moving around and getting damaged during transport.

What is the tariff rate for coconuts under HS-6 080112?

Tariff rates can vary by country, so consult the customs authority or a customs broker for specific rates applicable to your shipment.

Can I sell coconuts in their inner shell at a farmer's market?

Yes, as long as they meet local health and safety regulations, coconuts in their inner shell can be sold at farmer's markets.

What are the common uses for coconuts in the inner shell?

They are often used in culinary dishes, beverages, and as decorative items, as well as in cosmetics and crafts.

HS-6 · Subheading

080112

Nuts, edible; coconuts, in the inner shell (endocarp)

Heading 0801 — Nuts, edible; coconuts, Brazil nuts and cashew nuts, fresh or dried, whether or not shelled or peeled

Chapter 08: Edible fruit and nuts

Plain-language overview

Use HS-6 080112 when shipping coconuts that are still in their inner shell, also known as the endocarp. For example, if you're importing whole coconuts from a tropical supplier, this code is appropriate.

This code specifically covers coconuts that have not been shelled or peeled. In contrast, HS-6 080111 applies to fresh coconuts that are already shelled, so make sure to classify your product correctly based on its condition.

Coconuts in the inner shell are often used in culinary applications, beverages, or as decorative items. If you're exporting these coconuts, ensure they are packed securely to prevent damage during transit.

When considering related products, note that HS-6 080119 encompasses other edible nuts that may not be coconuts, like Brazil nuts or cashew nuts, whether fresh or dried.

Keywords & topics

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

coconuts in inner shell · fresh coconuts · edible nuts · coconuts for export · whole coconuts · tropical fruit shipments · coconuts packaging · coconuts culinary uses · coconuts import classification · coconuts retail sale · coconuts cosmetic applications · coconuts for crafting

Examples

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

Whole coconuts with the inner shell intact for export to beverage manufacturers
Coconuts shipped for use in tropical-themed restaurants
Coconuts intended for use in cosmetic products
Coconuts sold at farmer's markets in their natural state
Coconuts packaged for retail sale in grocery stores
Coconuts used in crafting or decorative arrangements
Coconuts imported for use in traditional dishes
Coconuts sent to distributors for further processing

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Questions & answers

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

What does HS-6 code 080112 cover?: HS-6 code 080112 covers coconuts that are in their inner shell, meaning they have not been shelled or peeled.
Can I use HS-6 080112 for shelled coconuts?: No, if the coconuts are shelled, you should use HS-6 080111 instead.
What are the import requirements for coconuts in the inner shell?: Make sure to check for any phytosanitary certificates and ensure proper packaging to prevent damage during transport.
Are there any restrictions on exporting whole coconuts?: Export restrictions may vary by country, so check local regulations and ensure compliance with any import permits required by the destination country.
How should I package coconuts for shipping?: Coconuts should be packed securely in crates or boxes to prevent them from moving around and getting damaged during transport.
What is the tariff rate for coconuts under HS-6 080112?: Tariff rates can vary by country, so consult the customs authority or a customs broker for specific rates applicable to your shipment.
Can I sell coconuts in their inner shell at a farmer's market?: Yes, as long as they meet local health and safety regulations, coconuts in their inner shell can be sold at farmer's markets.
What are the common uses for coconuts in the inner shell?: They are often used in culinary dishes, beverages, and as decorative items, as well as in cosmetics and crafts.

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