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Products classified under Tariff item 0901.90.00
Acorn Coffee Substitute
Traditional Korean-style roasted acorn powder mixed with 15% coffee, used for a mild, earthy caffeine-light beverage. This product is classified under tariff item 0901.90.00 as a coffee-containing substitute, not as a pure coffee product.
Barley Malt Coffee Mix
Roasted barley malt blended with 40% coffee grounds, offering a smooth, affordable coffee-like drink. This falls under tariff item 0901.90.00 as a coffee-containing substitute, differentiated by its mixed composition.
Café Chicory Blend
A ground coffee substitute blend containing 30% roasted coffee beans mixed with roasted chicory root, commonly used as a caffeine-reduced alternative beverage. It falls under tariff item 0901.90.00 as a coffee-containing substitute.
Carob Coffee Blend
Naturally sweet carob powder roasted with 35% coffee for a chocolatey coffee substitute favored by vegans. This is covered by tariff item 0901.90.00 as a coffee-containing alternative.
Coffee Cherry Husks for Mulch
Whole dried husks from coffee cherries, graded for garden mulch application to retain soil moisture. These unprocessed agricultural by-products are explicitly classified as coffee husks under tariff item 0901.90.00, distinct from coffee beans or roasted products.
Coffee Husk Chips
Chipped coffee husks for bedding, minimally processed by size reduction. This product remains classified as coffee husks under tariff item 0901.90.00, as it is not further manufactured beyond chipping.
Coffee Parchment Skins Bulk
Bulk-packed coffee parchment skins, the inner skin layer post-depulping. These are classified under tariff item 0901.90.00 as coffee skins, not beans, and are commonly used in crafts and paper production.
Dandy Blend Coffee Alternative
An instant herbal coffee substitute featuring dandelion root, chicory, and 20% coffee extract, designed for digestive health. It qualifies for tariff item 0901.90.00 due to its coffee content in a substitute formulation.
Decaffeinated Coffee Husks
Husks from decaffeinated coffee processing, with residual caffeine removed. These husks are still classified under tariff item 0901.90.00 as coffee husks, distinct from decaffeinated coffee beans.
Dried Coffee Skins (Parchment)
Parchment skins from dry-processed coffee cherries, the thin protective layer around beans after hulling. These are classified under tariff item 0901.90.00 as coffee skins, a by-product not suitable for beverage extraction.
Fermented Coffee Husks
Husks naturally fermented during processing, retaining probiotic properties for feed. These are classified under tariff item 0901.90.00 as unroasted husks, suitable for compost or feed additives.
Organic Coffee Husks
Certified organic coffee husks from pesticide-free farms, dried without additives. These are classified under tariff item 0901.90.00 as coffee husks, regardless of organic status.
Raw Coffee Husks
The dried outer husks removed from coffee cherries during wet processing, used primarily as animal bedding or mulch. These are classified under tariff item 0901.90.00 as coffee husks, distinct from coffee beans.
Sun-Dried Coffee Hulls
Sun-dried hulls synonymous with husks from smallholder farms, used in mushroom cultivation substrate. These are explicitly classified under tariff item 0901.90.00 as coffee husks, separate from coffee-containing substitutes.
Wet-Milled Coffee Husks
Husks separated during wet milling of coffee cherries, sun-dried for bulk export. These are specifically provided for in tariff item 0901.90.00 as coffee husks, excluding decaffeinated or roasted forms, and used in biofuel production.