How do I know if my almonds are classified under this code?

If your almonds are whole and in their shells, they fall under HS-6 080211. If they are shelled, you need to use HS-6 080212.

What are the import duties for almonds in shell?

Import duties can vary by country, so check the specific tariff schedule for the destination country to determine the applicable rates.

Can I export dried almonds in shell using this code?

Yes, dried almonds in shell are classified under HS-6 080211, so you can use this code for export.

What packaging is recommended for almond shipments?

Almonds in shell should be packaged in sturdy bags or boxes that protect them during transport, typically in bulk quantities.

Are there any special regulations for importing almonds?

Yes, check for any phytosanitary regulations or import permits required by the destination country to ensure compliance.

How can I determine the correct HS code for my almond products?

Review the product specifications and compare them with the HS code descriptions to find the most accurate classification.

What are the differences between HS codes for shelled and unshelled almonds?

HS-6 080211 is for almonds in shell, while HS-6 080212 is for shelled almonds. Ensure you classify based on the product form.

HS-6 · Subheading

080211

Nuts, edible; almonds, fresh or dried, in shell

Heading 0802 — Nuts (excluding coconuts, Brazils and cashew nuts); fresh or dried, whether or not shelled or peeled

Chapter 08: Edible fruit and nuts

Plain-language overview

Use HS-6 080211 when importing or exporting fresh or dried almonds that are still in their shells. For instance, a shipment of 500 kg of whole almonds from California to Germany would fall under this code.

This code specifically covers almonds, distinguishing them from other nuts like hazelnuts or walnuts, which have different HS codes. For example, HS-6 080212 applies to shelled almonds, while HS-6 080220 is for hazelnuts.

When classifying your product, ensure that the almonds are indeed in their shells. If they are shelled or processed, you will need to look at different subheadings under 0802. This distinction is crucial for accurate tariff application.

Almonds classified under this code can be used in various applications, from snacks to baking. If you’re unsure whether your product fits, consider the packaging—whole almonds in a bulk bag versus shelled almonds in retail packaging.

Keywords & topics

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Examples

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

500 kg of whole almonds in shell from California
1,000 kg of fresh almonds in shell shipped to the EU
200 kg of dried almonds in shell for a bakery
250 kg of organic almonds in shell for a health food store
A mixed nut shipment that includes whole almonds in shell
Almonds in shell packed in 25 kg bags for export
Retail packs of whole almonds in shell for grocery stores

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What packaging is required for almond shipments?
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What are the differences between HS codes for nuts?

Questions & answers

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

What does HS-6 code 080211 cover?: HS-6 code 080211 covers fresh or dried almonds that are still in their shells, suitable for various uses.
How do I know if my almonds are classified under this code?: If your almonds are whole and in their shells, they fall under HS-6 080211. If they are shelled, you need to use HS-6 080212.
What are the import duties for almonds in shell?: Import duties can vary by country, so check the specific tariff schedule for the destination country to determine the applicable rates.
Can I export dried almonds in shell using this code?: Yes, dried almonds in shell are classified under HS-6 080211, so you can use this code for export.
What packaging is recommended for almond shipments?: Almonds in shell should be packaged in sturdy bags or boxes that protect them during transport, typically in bulk quantities.
Are there any special regulations for importing almonds?: Yes, check for any phytosanitary regulations or import permits required by the destination country to ensure compliance.
How can I determine the correct HS code for my almond products?: Review the product specifications and compare them with the HS code descriptions to find the most accurate classification.
What are the differences between HS codes for shelled and unshelled almonds?: HS-6 080211 is for almonds in shell, while HS-6 080212 is for shelled almonds. Ensure you classify based on the product form.

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