Fresh Bone-In Beef Neck Clod
Bone-in beef neck clod, fresh or chilled, used for stewing or ground beef. Under HTS 0201.20.06.00 as other bone-in cuts entered per USMCA note 15. Neck cuts not specified elsewhere in hierarchy.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• FSIS import permit required; ensure veterinary cert from origin country
• Classify based on primal source; neck often 'other' vs shank (specific)
• Avoid bulk packaging pitfalls; declare as fresh not frozen
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