Shark fins
Fish, dried, salted or in brine; smoked fish, whether or not cooked before or during the smoking process. > Fish fins, heads, tails, maws and other edible fish offal: > Shark fins > Shark fins
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Subheadings
Products classified under Tariff item 0305.71.00
Air-Dried Mako Shark Fins
Air-dried fins from shortfin mako sharks (Isurus oxyrinchus), preserved through dehydration without salting or brining. These fins are edible fish offal, fit for human consumption, and fall under tariff item 0305.71.00 as dried shark fins.
Blue Shark Salted Fins
Salted fins from blue sharks (Prionace glauca), preserved with salt to extend shelf life for culinary use. These are edible shark offal, fit for human consumption, and classified under tariff item 0305.71.00 as salted shark fins.
Brined Shark Fins
Shark fins preserved in a brine solution, sourced from species like hammerhead or oceanic whitetip sharks. These brined fins are edible offal, fit for human consumption, and fall under tariff item 0305.71.00 as shark fins in brine.
Bulk Dried Shark Fins for Processing
Large quantities of dried shark fins intended for further industrial processing into soups or extracts. These fins remain edible offal, not yet ground into flour or pellets, and are classified under tariff item 0305.71.00 as dried shark fins.
Dried Porbeagle Shark Fins
Dried fins from porbeagle sharks (Lamna nasus), preserved by air-drying for culinary rehydration in fin soup. These are edible shark offal, fit for human consumption, and fall under tariff item 0305.71.00 as dried shark fins.
Dried Shark Fins
Dried shark fins harvested from various shark species, preserved through air-drying without salting or brining. These fins are edible offal, fit for human consumption, and classified under tariff item 0305.71.00 as dried shark fins.
Dried Thresher Shark Fins
Dried fins from pelagic thresher sharks, valued in the fin trade for their long, distinctive shape. These fins are edible offal, fit for human consumption, and fall under tariff item 0305.71.00 as dried shark fins.
Frozen Shark Fins Reclassified Dried
Shark fins that were initially frozen, then thawed and dried for preservation, imported in their final dried state. These fins are edible offal, fit for human consumption, and classified under tariff item 0305.71.00 as dried shark fins.
Hammerhead Shark Fins in Brine
Brined fins from scalloped hammerhead sharks, preserved for long-distance trade. These fins are edible offal, fit for human consumption, and fall under tariff item 0305.71.00 as shark fins in brine.
Mixed Species Dried Shark Fins
Blended dried fins from multiple shark species, combined for cost efficiency. These fins are edible offal, fit for human consumption, and classified under tariff item 0305.71.00 as dried shark fins.
Salted Oceanic Whitetip Fins
Salted fins from oceanic whitetip sharks, preserved for market. These fins are edible offal, fit for human consumption, and fall under tariff item 0305.71.00 as salted shark fins.
Salted Shark Fins
Shark fins preserved in salt to extend shelf life, typically from species like mako or thresher sharks, intended for edible use. These fins are edible offal, fit for human consumption, and classified under tariff item 0305.71.00 as salted shark fins.
Smoked Blue Shark Fins
Lightly smoked fins from blue sharks, adding flavor while preserving. These fins are edible offal, fit for human consumption, and fall under tariff item 0305.71.00 as smoked shark fins.
Smoked Shark Fins
Shark fins from species like shortfin mako, smoked with or without prior cooking to impart flavor and preservation. These fins are edible offal, fit for human consumption, and classified under tariff item 0305.71.00 as smoked shark fins.
Tiger Shark Dried Fins
Dried fins from tiger sharks (Galeocerdo cuvier), preserved naturally for export markets. These fins are edible offal, fit for human consumption, and fall under tariff item 0305.71.00 as dried shark fins.