Over access commitment
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 other cereals > Of barley: > Over access commitment > Over access commitment
Duty Rate (from China)
Products classified under Tariff item 2302.40.12.00
Barley Bran
Coarse barley bran obtained from the sifting of milled barley, used as a nutritious roughage for livestock diets. This residue is derived from the milling of barley, a cereal grain, and falls under tariff item 2302.40.12 as barley bran over access commitment.
2302.40.12Ground Barley Middlings
Ground barley middlings, or sharps, are the fine inner residues from barley sifting and milling, ground into a meal-like consistency. This product matches tariff item 2302.40.12 as barley bran over access commitment.
2302.40.12Oat Middlings
Oat middlings (sharps) produced during the milling of oats, valued for their beta-glucan content in poultry and swine feeds. This residue from oat processing qualifies under tariff item 2302.40.12 as a barley byproduct, though it is from oats, it is classified under 'other cereals' and specifically for barley over access commitment.
2302.40.12Pelletized Barley Clearings
These pellets are made from barley screenings cleared during the sifting process in grain milling operations, containing fine particles and outer layers. Ideal for livestock feed due to their nutritional profile from cereal residues, classified under tariff item 2302.40.12 as barley bran over access commitment.
2302.40.12Rye Sharps
Rye sharps (middlings) separated during flour milling, used as a fiber-rich additive in ruminant feeds. This residue from rye milling falls under tariff item 2302.40.12 as a barley byproduct, though it is from rye, it is classified under 'other cereals' and specifically for barley over access commitment.
2302.40.12Triticale Bran
Bran from triticale (wheat-rye hybrid) milling, offering balanced nutrition for dairy cattle feeds. This residue from triticale milling falls under tariff item 2302.40.12 as a barley byproduct, though it is from triticale, it is classified under 'other cereals' and specifically for barley over access commitment.