Frozen Bovine Omasum
Frozen omasum (bible/book tripe) from cattle, under HTS 0206.90.00 as bovine edible offal, a rumen compartment prized in tripe dishes worldwide.
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If uncleaned or natural state
Unprocessed guts fall under Chapter 5 heading 0504 per Chapter 2 exclusion.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Check bovine-specific quotas from US Note; ensure cleaning documentation to prove edibility
• Use insulated containers to maintain -18°C throughout transit
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Frozen Bovine Tongues
Frozen tongues from cattle, classified as edible offal under HTS 0206.90.00 because they are a non-carcass edible organ from bovine animals, preserved by freezing. This product is commonly used in ethnic cuisines for stews and grilling after thawing.
Frozen Pork Cheeks
Frozen cheeks from swine, categorized as edible offal in HTS 0206.90.00 as they are non-prime cuts from the animal's head, frozen for preservation. Popular in gourmet dishes like guanciale substitutes or braises.
Frozen Sheep Hearts
Frozen hearts from sheep, falling under HTS 0206.90.00 as edible offal of ovine animals preserved by freezing. These are valued in Middle Eastern and Asian recipes for their rich flavor in soups and kebabs.
Frozen Goat Livers
Frozen livers from goats, classified in HTS 0206.90.00 as caprine edible offal frozen for extended shelf life. Commonly imported for use in pâtés, stir-fries, and traditional medicines.
Frozen Swine Kidneys
Frozen pig kidneys, HTS 0206.90.00 edible swine offal, essential for pies, steaks, and charcuterie in European cuisines.
Frozen Lamb Brains
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