Corn Oil Lecithin Fraction from United States
Corn oil lecithin is a phospholipid fraction separated from corn oil through degumming, used as an emulsifier in food and cosmetics. It is an unmixed fraction of corn oil that is not chemically modified, classified under tariff item 1515.29.00 as 'other' corn oil fractions.
Duty Rate — United States → Canada
9.5%
Import Tips
• Confirm the lecithin is derived from corn oil and not soy, as soy lecithin falls under a different heading
• Provide a flow chart of the degumming process to show it is a physical separation
• Check if the product meets food-grade standards for its intended use