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Products classified under Tariff item 1301.90.00.90
Benzoin Gum-Resin
Benzoin gum-resin is a balsamic resin from Styrax trees, used in incense, fragrances, and pharmaceuticals as a fixative. It is a natural gum-resin of heading 13.01, not made into medicaments.
1301.90.00Copaiba Balsam
Copaiba balsam is an oleoresin tapped from Copaifera trees, used in cosmetics and natural medicine for its anti-inflammatory properties. It is a natural oleoresin of heading 13.01, excluding essential oil distillates.
1301.90.00Crude Pine Gum Rosin Exudate
Crude pine gum rosin exudate is the unprocessed oleoresinous exudate collected from living pine trees, containing both gum turpentine and rosin precursors. It is a natural oleoresin of heading 13.01, not yet processed into essential oils or resinoids.
1301.90.00Damar Resin
Damar resin is a natural tree resin from Dipterocarpaceae species, prized for oil painting mediums and varnishes due to its clarity. It is a natural resin of heading 13.01, not processed for perfumery.
1301.90.00Frankincense Gum-Resin
Frankincense gum-resin, also known as olibanum, is obtained from Boswellia trees and used in incense, perfumes, and traditional medicine. It is a natural gum-resin of heading 13.01, distinct from essential oils.
1301.90.00Galbanum Oleoresin
Galbanum oleoresin is a gum-oleoresin from Ferula gummosa, essential in perfumery for its green, woody scent. It is a crude exudate of heading 13.01, excluding absolutes or essential oils.
1301.90.00Gamboge Resin
Gamboge resin is a natural gum-resin from Garcinia trees, historically used as a yellow pigment in art and traditional medicine. It is a natural resin of heading 13.01, not a tanning extract or dye.
1301.90.00Loblolly Pine Turpentine Exudate
Loblolly pine turpentine exudate is a fresh oleoresin tapped from living Pinus taeda trees, rich in turpentine content. It is a natural oleoresin of heading 13.01, used as a raw material for fragrances and polymer modifiers.
1301.90.00Longleaf Pine Gum Resin
Longleaf pine gum resin is turpentine gum tapped from living Pinus palustris trees, traditionally used for naval stores production. It is a natural oleoresin of heading 13.01, distinct from processed pitch or tar.
1301.90.00Mastic Gum-Resin
Mastic gum-resin is a resin from Pistacia lentiscus trees, used in chewing gum, varnishes, and pharmaceuticals. It is a natural gum-resin of heading 13.01, separate from chewing gum base gums in heading 40.01.
1301.90.00Myrrh Gum-Resin
Myrrh gum-resin is exuded from Commiphora trees, valued for its antiseptic properties in incense, perfumes, and traditional remedies. It is a natural gum-resin of heading 13.01, excluding those used as medicaments.
1301.90.00Pine Rosin
Pine rosin is a solid resin derived from pine tree stumps or tall oil, used in adhesives, varnishes, and soldering fluxes. It is a natural resin of heading 13.01, not processed into essential oils.
1301.90.00Pine Turpentine Gum
Pine turpentine gum is the oleoresinous exudate collected from incisions in living pine trees, serving as a natural source of turpentine oil and resin. It is a natural oleoresin of heading 13.01, used in varnishes and adhesives.
1301.90.00Radiata Pine Oleoresin Gum
Radiata pine oleoresin gum is collected from living Pinus radiata plantations, primarily in New Zealand and Chile. It is a natural oleoresin of heading 13.01, used in paper sizing and adhesives.
1301.90.00Slash Pine Oleoresin
Slash pine oleoresin is exuded from living Pinus elliottii trees, rich in alpha- and beta-pinene. It is a natural oleoresin of heading 13.01, ideal for solvent and ink production.