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Products classified under Tariff item 1207.2
Black Cotton Seeds (Gossypium herbaceum)
Black cotton seeds from Gossypium herbaceum, a variety of cotton seed used for oil and fiber production. They are classified under tariff item 1207.21.00 as cotton seeds, whether or not broken, and are not further processed beyond their natural state.
1207.21.00Cotton Seeds for Biodiesel Production
High-oil-content cotton seeds selected for biodiesel production, which are crushed and transesterified to produce renewable fuel. These seeds are classified under 1207.21.00 as cotton seeds, whether or not broken, regardless of their end use.
1207.21.00Cracked Cotton Seeds
Cracked cotton seeds, mechanically broken but not further processed, used for oil pressing or animal feed. They fall under tariff item 1207.21.00 as cotton seeds, whether or not broken, and retain their oleaginous character.
1207.21.00Delinted Whole Cotton Seeds
Delinted whole cotton seeds with lint fibers removed but kernels intact, used for planting or direct oil milling. They are classified under 1207.21.00 as cotton seeds, whether or not broken, as delinting does not alter their essential character.
1207.21.00Pima Cotton Seeds
Pima cotton seeds from Gossypium barbadense, a premium variety valued for superior oil quality. They are classified under 1207.21.00 as cotton seeds, regardless of the variety, and are not further processed.
1207.21.00Unginned Cotton Seeds in Bulk
Raw cotton seeds still attached to the cotton boll or with natural fuzz, shipped in bulk for oil production. They are classified under 1207.21.00 as cotton seeds in their natural form, whether or not broken.
1207.21.00Upland Cotton Seeds
Upland cotton seeds from Gossypium hirsutum, a common variety used in bulk for cottonseed oil mills. They are classified under 1207.21.00 as cotton seeds, covering all types of cotton seeds for various applications.
1207.21.00Whole Cotton Seeds for Oil Extraction
Whole cotton seeds for oil extraction, harvested from Gossypium plants and not further processed. They are classified under 1207.21.00 as cotton seeds in their natural seed form, whether or not broken.
1207.29.00Black Cotton Seeds Variety Pima
Pima variety cotton seeds (Gossypium barbadense) are a type of cotton seed used primarily for specialty oil extraction. They fall under this tariff item as 'other' cotton seeds, since the variety does not affect classification under heading 12.07, which covers oil seeds and oleaginous fruits whether or not broken.
1207.29.00Broken Cotton Seed Kernels
Broken cotton seed kernels are cotton seeds that have been broken during harvest or light processing but still contain oil. They are classified under this tariff item because heading 12.07 explicitly includes oil seeds 'whether or not broken', and they are not yet processed into residues.
1207.29.00Cracked Cotton Seeds for Feed
Cracked cotton seeds for feed are lightly cracked but not crushed for oil, and are used in animal feed after oil removal. They fall under this tariff item as 'other' cotton seeds, whether or not broken, since they are not fully processed residues and retain their oil-bearing nature.
1207.29.00Delinted Cotton Seeds for Processing
Delinted cotton seeds for processing have had their linters removed but are not further processed, making them suitable for oil milling. They are classified under this tariff item as 'other' cotton seeds, since delinting is a preparatory step that does not exclude them from heading 12.07.
1207.29.00Unginned Cotton Seeds in Bulk
Unginned cotton seeds in bulk are cotton seeds still attached to some fiber remnants, not separated for textile use. They are classified under this tariff item as 'other' cotton seeds, since they are not prepared for sowing or textile purposes and are primarily valued for their oil content.
1207.29.00Whole Cotton Seeds for Oil Extraction
Whole cotton seeds for oil extraction are unginned seeds harvested from Gossypium plants, used primarily for extracting cottonseed oil. They fall under this tariff item as 'other' cotton seeds, not specifically excluded or prepared for sowing, and are covered by heading 12.07.