Fresh Boneless Bison Chuck Roasts
Boneless roasts from the bison chuck primal, fresh and vacuum-packed for retail, offering leaner alternative to beef. HTS 0201.30.80.10 covers this as other boneless fresh/chilled bison, distinct from bone-in or specific cuts. Popular for slow-cooking recipes.
Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin
Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If bone-in carcass cuts
Whole or partial bone-in bison carcasses use the carcasses/boneless subheading.
If dried, not fresh
Dried bison meat like jerky powder shifts to Chapter 07 for dried leguminous products if applicable.
If from specific breeds like American Bison classified differently
Rare cases of offal or other poultry-adjacent might misclassify, but properly under 0201.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Label with country of origin and 'bison meat' distinctly to prevent confusion with beef quota restrictions
• Use ISF filing 24 hours pre-loading with precise HTS and value declarations for smooth entry
• Test for residual antibiotics; non-compliance leads to refusal under FSIS import regs
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Fresh Boneless Bison Ribeye Steaks
Premium ribeye steaks cut from the rib section of bison, fresh or chilled and boneless, sourced from North American bison herds. Classified under HTS 0201.30.80.10 as boneless bison meat of bovine animals, excluding cuts like tenderloin or sirloin specifically named elsewhere. This ensures proper tariff application for high-end butchered bison cuts.
Chilled Boneless Bison New York Strip Loins
Boneless strips cut from the short loin of bison, chilled for premium steakhouse use, meeting exact specifications for tenderness. Falls under HTS 0201.30.80.10 as 'other' boneless fresh/chilled bison meat, not qualifying for specific named cuts. Ideal for high-volume restaurant imports.
Chilled Boneless Bison Flank Steaks
Lean flank cuts from bison, boneless and chilled, used for fajitas or stir-fries in ethnic cuisine. Classified in HTS 0201.30.80.10 as other boneless bison meat, fresh or chilled, per HTS hierarchy excluding named primals. Supports specialty meat markets.
Fresh Boneless Bison Shoulder Clods
Boneless shoulder clods from bison forequarter, fresh for pot roasts, providing economical bulk meat. Under HTS 0201.30.80.10 for other boneless fresh/chilled bison, as per bovine meat hierarchy. Favored by processors for further fabrication.
Chilled Boneless Bison Brisket
Whole boneless brisket from bison pectoral, chilled for barbecue smoking, leaner than beef equivalent. HTS 0201.30.80.10 applies to this other boneless chilled bison meat, outside specific cut descriptions. Key for foodservice imports.
Fresh Boneless Bison Round Steaks
Sliced round steaks from bison hindquarter, fresh and boneless, for economical grilling. Covered by HTS 0201.30.80.10 as other boneless fresh bison meat per hierarchy. Supplies budget-conscious consumers.