Chilled Bone-In Pork Butt Shoulder Roast
A chilled, bone-in roast cut from the upper pork shoulder (butt portion), popular for barbecues and pulled pork. Classified under HTS 0203.12.90.20 for fresh/chilled bone-in pork shoulders and cuts thereof, distinct from hams. Excludes unfit products per chapter notes.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If frozen
Frozen bone-in pork shoulders classify under 0203.22.10 for frozen hams and shoulders.
If deboned or trimmed boneless
Removal of bone changes classification to boneless fresh pork cuts in 0203.19.
If dried or dehydrated
Dried pork products fall under Chapter 7 for dried leguminous vegetables and meats if processed that way.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Obtain FSIS import permit and ensure temperature logs confirm 'chilled' status to prevent frozen misclassification
• Label accurately with bone-in details; dutiable weight includes bones and fat as per US notes
• Avoid common pitfall of partial bone removal, which could shift to boneless category
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