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.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If bone-in cuts
Bone-in bison ribeye roasts fall under the bone-in category in the same heading, changing the specific subheading.
If frozen instead of fresh/chilled
Frozen boneless bison steaks shift to Chapter 02 heading 0202 for frozen bovine meat.
If cured, dried, or smoked
Processed bison meat like smoked jerky moves to heading 0210 for meat preserved by methods other than freezing.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Verify USDA FSIS prior approval and health certificates confirming disease-free status for all bison imports
• Include full traceability documentation from slaughter to boneless processing to meet APHIS requirements
• Monitor annual beef quotas under US Note 2; bison may count toward aggregate limits for certain origins
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