Bone Black Ink Dispersion Base from United States
Bone black, also known as animal black, is produced by calcining animal bones in closed vessels. This dry powder form is used as a pigment base for printing inks, offering a neutral pH and high jetness. It is classified under tariff item 3802.90.00 as an 'other' activated natural mineral product or animal black, not elsewhere specified.
Duty Rate — United States → Canada
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Import Tips
• Ensure the product is declared as animal black (bone black) under HS 3802.90.00
• Provide a certificate of origin if claiming preferential tariff treatment under a free trade agreement
• Keep records of the calcination process to confirm the product's classification