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Duty Rate (from China)

0%
MFN TariffFree
Total Effective Rate0%

Products classified under Tariff item 0803.10.00.00

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Dehydrated Plantain Slices

Dehydrated plantain slices are whole or sliced plantains dehydrated at low temperatures to remove moisture while preserving natural flavor. They are classified as dried plantains under tariff item 0803.10.00, suitable for rehydration in cooking.

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Dried Green Plantain Strips

Dried green plantain strips are cut from unripe green plantains and sun- or machine-dried for use in stews or snacks. They are classified as dried plantains under tariff item 0803.10.00, as long as they are not further manufactured.

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Dried Plantain Chips

Dried plantain chips are thinly sliced and dried plantains, typically seasoned with salt or spices, used as a crunchy snack. They are classified as dried plantains under tariff item 0803.10.00, distinct from fresh plantains or those processed into flour.

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Dried Plantain for Flour Production

Dried plantains for flour production are whole dried plantains intended for milling into flour, exported in bulk. They are classified as dried plantains under tariff item 0803.10.00, prior to further processing like grinding.

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Fresh Burro Plantains

Fresh Burro plantains are a small, stubby variety from Mexico and Central America, prized for their dense texture in dishes like tostones and patacones. They are imported green for controlled ripening and are classified as fresh plantains under tariff item 0803.10.00.

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Fresh Dominico Plantains

Fresh Dominico plantains from the Dominican Republic have thin skins and a sweet-savory flavor, ideal for mangú breakfast dishes. They are imported green for controlled ripening and are classified as fresh plantains under tariff item 0803.10.00.

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Fresh Green Plantains

Fresh green plantains are unripe plantains harvested before ripening, commonly used in Latin American and Caribbean cooking for boiling, frying, or making tostones. They are classified as fresh plantains under tariff item 0803.10.00.

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Fresh Horse Plantains

Fresh Horse plantains, also called machado, are large elongated varieties from Colombia used for industrial processing into chips and flour. They are imported fresh and classified under tariff item 0803.10.00 as fresh plantains.

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Fresh Ripe Plantains

Fresh ripe plantains have yellow skins with black spots, offering a sweet flavor for roasting or mashing in West African and Caribbean dishes. They are classified as fresh plantains under tariff item 0803.10.00.

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Fresh Saba Plantains

Fresh Saba plantains, a Filipino cooking variety, feature angular shapes and firm texture ideal for boiling in stews or frying for banana cue. They are imported fresh and classified under tariff item 0803.10.00.

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Organic Dried Plantain Chunks

Certified organic plantains dried without additives, cut into chunks for health food markets, are classified as dried plantains under tariff item 0803.10.00. They are provisionally preserved for storage by drying only.

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Sun-Dried Ripe Plantain Pieces

Chunks of ripe plantains naturally sun-dried, retaining sweetness for trail mixes or baking, are classified as dried plantains under tariff item 0803.10.00. They are provisionally preserved solely by drying.

Tariff item 0803.10.00.00 — Plantains | Import Tariff & Duty Rate