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Products classified under Tariff item 1104.29.11.00
Barley Chop
Barley chop consists of hulled barley kernels chopped into short, coarse fragments for use as poultry feed. It is coarser than meal or groats, so it does not meet the particle-size definitions of heading 11.03 and is classified as other worked grains of barley.
1104.29.11Barley Grits (Coarse)
Coarse barley grits are hulled barley grains that have been coarsely ground but retain a particle size larger than the sieve specifications for groats or meal under heading 11.03. They are used in porridge and other food applications, qualifying as other worked grains of barley.
1104.29.11Crimped Barley
Crimped barley is produced by passing hulled barley grains through rollers to crack the bran without fully flattening them, typically used fresh for horse feed. This processing qualifies as other worked grains of barley, as it is not finely fragmented to meet heading 11.03 definitions.
1104.29.11Flaked Barley Grains
Flaked barley grains are hulled barley that has been steamed and rolled into thin flakes, commonly used in brewing for beer mashing. This process qualifies as other worked grains of barley, as it is not milled to the fineness required for heading 11.03.
1104.29.11Hulled Barley Grains
Hulled barley grains are whole barley kernels with only the inedible outer hull removed, retaining the bran and germ for nutritious whole-grain use in salads or baking. This processing qualifies as other worked grains of barley, as the grains are not further milled or fragmented.
1104.29.11Kibbled Barley
Kibbled barley consists of hulled barley coarsely chopped or cracked into small pieces for animal feed or brewing. It qualifies as other worked grains of barley, as it is not finely fragmented to meet the sieve specifications for groats or meal under heading 11.03.
1104.29.11Pearl Barley
Pearl barley is barley grains that have been hulled and polished to remove the outer bran layer, resulting in smooth, oval grains suitable for soups and stews. This processing qualifies as other worked grains of barley, as pearling is explicitly listed in heading 11.04.
1104.29.11Rolled Barley Flakes
Rolled barley flakes are hulled barley grains that have been steamed and flattened into flakes for quick-cooking porridge or granola. This process qualifies as other worked grains of barley, as it is not milled to the fineness required for heading 11.03.
1104.29.11Sliced Barley for Feed
Sliced barley for feed is hulled barley cut into thin slices primarily for livestock feed, improving digestibility. This processing qualifies as other worked grains of barley, as slicing is explicitly listed in heading 11.04 and the product is not finely fragmented.
1104.29.11Steam-Rolled Barley
Steam-rolled barley is hulled grains cooked under steam and then rolled flat for ruminant feed, enhancing rumen digestion. This process qualifies as other worked grains of barley, as it is not milled to the fineness required for heading 11.03.