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Fuel-Grade Denatured Bioethanol

Fuel-grade denatured bioethanol is high-purity ethanol from corn or sugarcane, denatured with gasoline or Bitrex for transportation fuel. It is classified under this tariff item because it is denatured to prevent beverage use and is not specially denatured under the Excise Act. The fuel designation places it in the 'other' category of denatured spirits.

Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin

Origin CountryMFN TariffSurtaxesTotal Effective Rate
🇨🇳ChinaFree—Free
🇲🇽MexicoFree—Free
🇺🇸United StatesFree—Free
🇩🇪GermanyFree—Free
🇯🇵JapanFree—Free

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Alternative Classifications

This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.

2207.20.90Same rate: Free

If the bioethanol is not exclusively for fuel

Other denatured spirits apply for non-fuel uses.

2207.20.11Same rate: Free

If the denaturant qualifies as specially denatured

Specially denatured alcohol has a separate tariff item.

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Import Tips & Compliance

• Ensure the denaturant is approved for fuel use in Canada and meets environmental regulations

• Provide proof of the product's alcoholic strength and denaturation for CBSA clearance

• Verify if a renewable fuel mandate or carbon tax applies at the provincial level

Related Products under Tariff item 2207.20.19

Benzene-Denatured Alcohol for Paint Remover

> Benzene-Denatured Alcohol for Paint Remover is ethyl alcohol denatured with benzene, specifically formulated for heavy-duty paint stripping applications. It is rendered unfit for beverage use and is used in industrial paint removal. This product falls under tariff item 2207.20.19 as "Other" denatured ethyl alcohol, not being specially denatured under Canadian law.

Cleaning Solvent Denatured Ethanol

> Cleaning Solvent Denatured Ethanol is a 95% denatured ethanol solution containing water and denaturants, specifically formulated for electronic parts cleaning and precision manufacturing. It is rendered unfit for beverage consumption, which qualifies it as denatured ethyl alcohol under tariff item 2207.20.19. This product falls under the "Other" category of denatured ethyl alcohol, as it is not specially denatured within the meaning of the Excise Act, 2001.

Completely Denatured Alcohol (CDA-19)

> Completely Denatured Alcohol (CDA-19) is a formula containing ethanol with methanol and bittering agents, used as a general industrial solvent. It is rendered unfit for beverage use and is used in various industrial applications. This product falls under tariff item 2207.20.19 as "Other" denatured ethyl alcohol, not being specially denatured under Canadian law.

Denatured Alcohol for Fuel Additives

> Denatured Alcohol for Fuel Additives is denatured ethanol blended for use as gasoline oxygenates and fuel additives. It is rendered unfit for beverage use and is used in fuel applications. This product falls under tariff item 2207.20.19 as "Other" denatured ethyl alcohol, not being specially denatured under Canadian law.

Denatured Alcohol for Windshield Washer Fluid

> Denatured Alcohol for Windshield Washer Fluid is a denatured ethanol component used in automotive windshield de-icer fluid. It is rendered unfit for beverage use and is used in automotive applications. This product falls under tariff item 2207.20.19 as "Other" denatured ethyl alcohol, not being specially denatured under Canadian law.

Denatured Ethanol for Industrial Cleaning

> Denatured Ethanol for Industrial Cleaning is denatured ethyl alcohol with added methanol to render it unfit for beverage use, used in industrial cleaning solvents. It is distinct from undenatured ethanol and is used in various cleaning applications. This product falls under tariff item 2207.20.19 as "Other" denatured ethyl alcohol, not being specially denatured under Canadian law.