Salted Dried Cockles
Small bivalve cockles preserved by salting and drying. Fits HTS 0307.99.0300 for other salted/dried molluscs.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Measure salinity levels (>10% typically qualifies as 'salted'); lab tests may be required
• Avoid bulk packaging that mimics industrial feed, risking shift to pellet notes
Related Products under HTS 0307.99.03.00
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Frozen mussels that have been cooked prior to freezing, typically sold in vacuum-sealed packages for retail. Classified under HTS 0307.99.0300 as other smoked or cooked molluscs, excluding those specified in prior subheadings like octopus or cuttlefish. This covers processed bivalve molluscs not live, fresh, chilled, or in primary forms.
Smoked Oysters in Brine
Oysters smoked and packed in brine, ready for consumption or further processing. Falls under HTS 0307.99.0300 as other smoked molluscs, whether cooked during smoking, not covered by specific headings like mussels or clams.
Dried Salted Abalone
Abalone dried and salted for preservation, often used in Asian cuisine. Classified in HTS 0307.99.0300 as other processed molluscs (dried, salted), excluding flours/pellets under chapter notes.
Frozen Smoked Clams
Clams smoked and then frozen, distinct from fresh or live forms. HTS 0307.99.0300 captures these as other smoked molluscs not enumerated elsewhere.
Brined Frozen Whelks
Sea snails (whelks) preserved in brine and frozen. Classified as other under HTS 0307.99.0300 for processed gastropod molluscs.
Smoked Dried Periwinkles
Periwinkles smoked and dried for shelf stability. HTS 0307.99.0300 for other smoked/dried molluscs.