Chilled Boneless Beef Chuck Neck
Boneless neck meat from chuck primal, chilled, often for stewing. Classified under HTS 0201.30.50.35 for other boneless chuck cuts meeting quota entry.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Calendar year quota tracking; excess enters higher rate subheadings
• Health certs for BSE-free status; full weight declaration
• Not for sets with bones (0504 exclusion)
Related Products under HTS 0201.30.50.35
Fresh Boneless Beef Chuck Eye Roll
A premium boneless cut from the chuck primal of bovine animals, fresh or chilled, specifically the chuck eye roll portion ideal for roasting or slicing into steaks. Classified under HTS 0201.30.50.35 as a chuck cut, meeting additional U.S. note 3 provisions for quota entry, with no bone and dutiable weight including normal fat components per chapter notes.
Chilled Boneless Beef Chuck Tender
Boneless chuck tender, a lean muscle from the chuck neck, chilled for export. Classified as chuck cut under 0201.30.50.35, adhering to chapter notes excluding unfit products and U.S. quota requirements.
Chilled Boneless Beef Denver Cut
Boneless Denver (under blade) chuck cut, chilled, popular for steaks. HTS 0201.30.50.35 covers this as other chuck cuts under quota, fresh/chilled boneless bovine meat.
Fresh Boneless Beef Chuck Blade
Boneless blade portion from chuck, fresh for fabrication into steaks/roasts. Fits 0201.30.50.35 as chuck cut, quota-provisioned per U.S. note 3.
Fresh Boneless Beef Chuck Center Cut
Center portion boneless chuck, fresh, for premium roasting. 0201.30.50.35 as quota chuck cut.
Chilled Australian Boneless Chuck Eye
Australian-origin boneless chuck eye, chilled, quota-eligible. HTS 0201.30.50.35 under 378k MT Australia limit.