Chapter 2308 — Customs Tariff Headings
Products classified under Tariff item 23.08
Acorn Pellets for Horse Feed
Compressed oak acorns formed into durable pellets for equine nutrition, providing a low-cost energy source. The compression into pellet form aligns with the section note definition of pellets, and the product is a vegetable byproduct used in animal feeding.
2308.00.00Bulk Dehydrated Marigold Residues for Swine Feed
Residues from marigold processing, dehydrated for use as a fiber source in pig rations. These dehydrated vegetable byproducts are used in animal feeding, fitting this tariff item as vegetable waste.
2308.00.00Cracked Acorn Meal for Poultry Feed
Coarsely cracked and ground acorns in meal form, used as a supplement for poultry diets with natural fats and proteins. The grinding process does not remove the essential characteristics of the acorns, keeping them within vegetable residues for animal feeding.
2308.00.00Dehydrated Calendula-Marigold Blend for Goats
A blend of marigold and calendula flowers dehydrated for goat dairy feed, classified by predominant marigold content. As dehydrated vegetable material used in animal feeding, it falls under this tariff item.
2308.00.00Dried Acorns for Animal Feed
Whole or cracked dried acorns sourced from oak trees, processed as a natural feed supplement for livestock and wildlife. As unprocessed vegetable material used in animal feeding, they fall under this tariff item as vegetable byproducts.
2308.00.00Fermented Acorn Feed for Pigs
Acorns naturally fermented to break down tannins, creating a probiotic-rich feed for swine. Fermentation is a processing step that retains the vegetable origin while enhancing digestibility, fitting the scope of vegetable byproducts for animal feeding.
2308.00.00Flaxseed Scourings Meal
Scourings from flaxseed cleaning machines, ground into meal form, rich in fiber for supplementing ruminant feeds. These are byproducts of flaxseed processing used in animal feeding, fitting the scope of vegetable residues.
2308.00.00Ground Flaxseed Processing Chaff
Chaff from flaxseed milling, subsequently ground for easier mixing into complete animal rations. This ground byproduct of flaxseed processing is used in animal feeding, falling under this tariff item as a vegetable residue.
2308.00.00Ground Flaxseed Screenings
Finely ground screenings from flaxseed processing, consisting of small seeds, husks, and debris separated during cleaning. These vegetable byproducts are used in animal feeding, fitting this tariff item.
2308.00.00Linseed Cleaning Scourings
Dust, fines, and scoured particles from linseed (flaxseed) cleaning lines, valued for natural oils in horse feeds. These are byproducts of flaxseed processing used in animal feeding, falling under this tariff item.
2308.00.00Mixed Acorn and Horse-Chestnut Feed Blend
A blend of dried acorns and horse-chestnuts for diversified ruminant feed, balancing nutrients. The mixture consists entirely of vegetable materials used in animal feeding, falling under this tariff item as a vegetable byproduct blend.
2308.00.00Pelleted Horse-Chestnuts for Livestock
Dried and pelleted horse-chestnuts used as a starch-rich feed for horses and cattle. The pelleting process compresses the vegetable material, and the product serves as a byproduct for animal feeding, fitting this tariff item.
2308.00.00Raw Flaxseed Scalpings
Scalpings consisting of tiny flaxseeds and debris removed by air aspiration during seed grading, suitable unground for poultry scratch feeds. These unground byproducts of flaxseed processing are used in animal feeding, fitting this tariff item.
2308.00.00Unground Linseed Chaff
Chaff and light husk material separated from flaxseed during threshing and cleaning, used unground as roughage in animal diets. This unground byproduct of flaxseed processing is used in animal feeding, falling under this tariff item.
2308.00.00Whole Dried Horse-Chestnuts for Wildlife Feed
Unprocessed whole dried horse-chestnuts packaged for scattering as supplemental feed for deer and wild birds. As a vegetable material used in animal feeding, it falls under this tariff item without further processing.