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Conlon Malting Barley

Conlon malting barley is a premium two-row variety developed for high malt yield and low protein content, ideal for lager production. It is imported as unsown, unmilled grain designated for malting, placing it under tariff item 1003.90.12 for barley for malting purposes over the access commitment.

Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin

Origin CountryMFN TariffSurtaxesTotal Effective Rate
πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³China94.5%β€”94.5%
πŸ‡²πŸ‡½Mexico94.5%β€”94.5%
πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΈUnited States94.5%β€”94.5%
πŸ‡©πŸ‡ͺGermany94.5%β€”94.5%
πŸ‡―πŸ‡΅Japan94.5%β€”94.5%

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Alternative Classifications

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1003.90.11Lower: Free vs 94.5%

If imported within the access commitment

Malting barley within the access commitment is classified under this item.

1003.90.92Lower: 21% vs 94.5%

If not for malting and over the access commitment

Other barley over the access commitment falls under this item.

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Import Tips & Compliance

β€’ Verify the barley is unprocessed and unsown, as worked grains are excluded from Chapter 10

β€’ Obtain an import permit for over access commitment quantities and declare the malting purpose to the CBSA

β€’ Keep variety and end-use records to support the classification

Related Products under Tariff item 1003.90.12

Barke Malting Barley

Barke malting barley is a two-row variety specifically cultivated for professional malting operations, prized for its enzymatic profile that produces aromatic malts for specialty beers. It is imported as unsown, unmilled grain, and its dedicated use for malting places it under tariff item 1003.90.12, which covers barley for malting purposes over the access commitment.

CDC Copeland Malting Barley

CDC Copeland malting barley is a hulled two-row variety bred for low protein and high extract, making it ideal for premium pilsner production. Imported as unmilled, unsown grain for dedicated malting use, it qualifies under tariff item 1003.90.12 for barley for malting purposes over the access commitment.

Certified Organic Hulled Two-Row Malting Barley

Certified organic hulled two-row malting barley is a premium variety selected for malting, with low protein and high modification potential for craft distilling and brewing. Imported as unsown, unmilled grain for malting purposes, it falls under tariff item 1003.90.12 for barley for malting purposes over the access commitment.

Harrington Malting Barley

Harrington malting barley is a widely used two-row cultivar offering excellent malting quality with balanced diastatic power for ale and lager malts. Imported as unsown, unmilled grain expressly for malting, it falls under tariff item 1003.90.12 for barley for malting purposes over the access commitment.

Malting Quality Winter Barley

Malting quality winter barley is selected for low protein and high extract yield in malting, imported clean and unmilled. As unsown, unmilled grain meeting brewer specifications pre-steeping, it qualifies under tariff item 1003.90.12 for barley for malting purposes over the access commitment.

Metcalfe Malting Barley

Metcalfe malting barley is a Canadian two-row variety known for superior yield and malt extract, used by major breweries worldwide. It is imported as unsown, unmilled grain exclusively for malting processes, qualifying under tariff item 1003.90.12 for barley for malting purposes over the access commitment.