Of maize (corn)
Bran, sharps and other residues, whether or not in the form of pellets, derived from the sifting, milling or other working of cereals or of leguminous plants. > Of maize (corn) > Of maize (corn)
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Products classified under Tariff item 2302.10.00
Corn Bran Meal 50% Fiber
Corn bran meal standardized to 50% minimum fiber, produced from the sifting and milling of maize kernels. It retains the fibrous outer hull and is used as a feed ingredient for dairy cattle to support rumen health. This product falls under tariff item 2302.10.00 as a residue derived from the milling of maize.
Corn Bran Pellets
Corn bran pellets formed by compressing the fibrous outer hull and residues from maize sifting and milling. The pellets are used as a roughage source in animal feed, particularly for ruminants. They qualify under tariff item 2302.10.00 as residues from maize milling, whether or not in pellet form.
Corn Middlings Flour
Corn middlings flour, a finely ground mixture of bran particles and germ residues from maize milling sifting. It is a cereal milling residue commonly used in livestock feed formulations. This product is classified under tariff item 2302.10.00 as sharps derived from the milling of maize.
Corn Sharps Bulk
Coarse corn sharps, consisting of bran and endosperm fragments separated during the sifting of milled maize. Sold in bulk for use in ruminant feed, this product aids digestion due to its fibrous content. It falls under tariff item 2302.10.00 as other residues from the working of maize.
Pelleted Corn Germ Residue
Pellets made from corn germ meal residues remaining after oil extraction during maize milling. Rich in protein and fiber, these pellets serve as a supplemental feed for livestock. They are classified under tariff item 2302.10.00 as residues from the working of maize, including post-extraction by-products.