HTS US: 0806.XX.XXXX
Description
This heading encompasses all forms of grapes, both fresh and dried, intended for human consumption. The classification includes:
- Fresh grapes: Grapes harvested and sold in their natural state without drying or processing.
- Dried grapes: Grapes that have been dehydrated to remove most of their moisture content, commonly known as raisins.
Fresh grapes include various varieties such as table grapes, wine grapes are generally excluded but may fall under other agricultural classifications depending on processing.
Code Hierarchy
- Section II:
- Vegetable Products (Chapters 06-14)
- Chapter 08: Edible fruit and nuts; peel of citrus fruit or melons
- Heading 0806: Grapes, fresh or dried.
- US HTS Code (10-digit):
0806.XX.XXXX– The last digits specify the exact type and treatment of the grapes.
Detailed Breakdown of Subheadings
The 4-digit HS heading 0806 is subdivided into 6-digit and 10-digit codes that distinguish fresh or dried grapes, variety, and packaging.
| HS/HTS Code | Description | Examples & Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 0806.10 | Fresh grapes | All varieties of fresh grapes intended for direct consumption or further processing. |
0806.10.0010 |
Fresh table grapes, in clusters | |
0806.10.0050 |
Fresh grapes, other than table grapes | |
| 0806.20 | Dried grapes (raisins) | Dried grapes including all types of raisins, sultanas, and currants. |
0806.20.0010 |
Seedless raisins | |
0806.20.0050 |
Other dried grapes (raisins with seeds, sultanas, currants) |
What is NOT Classified Here?
To avoid misclassification, note these exclusions:
- Grape juice and grape must
- are classified under Chapter 20 (2009).
- Wine grapes specifically processed into wine or fermented products fall under Chapter 22 (2204).
- Grape seeds and other non-edible parts are not classified under this heading.
- Artificially flavored or preserved grape products may fall under different chapters.
Notes
- USDA Import Regulations:
- Importation of fresh grapes is subject to USDA inspections and phytosanitary certificates to prevent pests and diseases.
- Duty Rates: Duty rates for grapes vary by variety and state of preservation. Fresh grapes may be subject to different rates than dried grapes, and some imports may be eligible for preferential tariff treatment under trade agreements.
- Packaging and Labeling: Proper labeling and packaging standards must be met for fresh and dried grapes, including country of origin and quality grades.
Declaration Example
Product:
A shipment of seedless fresh table grapes from Chile.
US HTS Code:
0806.10.0010(Fresh table grapes, in clusters)Unit of Quantity: Kilogram (kg)
General Duty Rate: Check current USHTS (Often free or low duty under USMCA)
Additional Requirements: USDA phytosanitary certificate and inspection upon entry.
Related HTS Codes
- HTS 0803:
- Bananas, including plantains, fresh or dried.
- HTS 0809: Apricots, cherries, peaches, plums and sloes, fresh.
- HTS 2009: Fruit juices (including grape juice).
- HTS 2204: Wine of fresh grapes.
