Chilled Bone-In Beef Shank Center Cut
Center-cut bone-in beef shank, chilled, for soups. HTS 0201.20.06.00 for other bone-in bovine cuts via note 15. Not primal shank.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Phyto/vet certs mandatory; check for BSE compliance
• Declare trim level to avoid 'other' misclass
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Fresh Bone-In Beef Denver Cut
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Fresh Bone-In Beef Chuck Roast
A fresh or chilled cut of beef from the chuck primal, including the bone, suitable for roasting or slow cooking. Classified under HTS 0201.20.06.00 as other bone-in cuts of bovine meat described in general note 15 (USMCA provisions) and entered accordingly. Excludes primal cuts like loin or rib but covers processed cuts like this roast.
Chilled Bone-In Beef Short Ribs
Fresh or chilled beef short ribs with bone in, from the plate or chuck area, popular for braising. Falls under HTS 0201.20.06.00 as other bone-in cuts entered pursuant to USMCA provisions in general note 15. Not a primal cut but a fabricated sub-primal.
Fresh Bone-In Beef Brisket Whole
Whole fresh or chilled beef brisket with bone in, from the breast primal, used for smoking or corning. HTS 0201.20.06.00 covers this as other bone-in cuts under USMCA entry provisions. Bone-in status distinguishes from boneless brisket.