Inulin
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Products classified under Tariff item 1108.20.00
Agave Inulin Powder
Agave inulin powder is a short-chain fructan extracted from blue agave plants, used as a natural sweetener and soluble fiber in keto and low-calorie diets. It qualifies as inulin under tariff item 1108.20.00 because it is a plant-derived fructan, not a starch, and meets the purity criteria of Chapter 11, excluding any prepared food products.
Chicory Root Inulin Extract
Chicory root inulin extract is a high-purity soluble fiber isolated from chicory roots, used in low-calorie sweeteners and gut health products. It falls under tariff item 1108.20.00 as it is a pure fructan, not roasted or prepared as a coffee substitute, and meets the chapter's definition of inulin.
Dahlia Inulin Powder
Dahlia inulin powder is a pure fructan polysaccharide extracted from dahlia tubers, used as a dietary fiber supplement. It is classified under tariff item 1108.20.00 because it is a plant-derived inulin, distinct from starches, and meets the purity and ash content criteria of Chapter 11.
Jerusalem Artichoke Inulin Powder
Jerusalem artichoke inulin powder is extracted from topinambur tubers and is valued for its high oligofructose content in functional foods. It falls under tariff item 1108.20.00 as a pure inulin from a non-cereal botanical source, meeting the chapter's criteria and excluding any prepared food products.
Organic Chicory Inulin Granules
Organic chicory inulin granules are coarse, unadulterated inulin from chicory roots, suitable for direct addition to beverages. They are classified under tariff item 1108.20.00 as they are pure inulin, not prepared flours or starches, and meet the chapter's definition without any added binders or processing.