Brown Swiss Whole Milk
Milk from Brown Swiss cows naturally hitting >10% fat threshold, fresh without concentration or sweeteners. HTS 0401.50.75.00 'other' category for high-fat milk not elsewhere specified. Prized for cheese making due to protein content.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If standard cow milk <10% fat
Fat content below 10% threshold uses different subheading
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Batch fat content testing certificates essential; FDA facility registration for processors
• Monitor annual dairy quotas closely
Related Products under HTS 0401.50.75.00
Organic Whole Guernsey Milk
Creamy whole milk from Guernsey cows with natural fat content exceeding 10% by weight, not concentrated and without added sugar. Classified under HTS 0401.50.75.00 as 'other' milk and cream fitting the high-fat criteria beyond standard categories. Ideal for premium dairy applications like specialty cheeses and ice creams.
Jersey Cow Creamline Milk
Unhomogenized milk from Jersey cows featuring a rich cream line on top and fat content over 10%, neither concentrated nor sweetened. Fits HTS 0401.50.75.00 as high-fat 'other' milk not specified elsewhere. Popular for traditional butter churning and baking.
Buffalo Milk
Fresh buffalo milk with naturally high fat content exceeding 10%, not concentrated or sweetened, used in mozzarella and traditional cheeses. Classified in HTS 0401.50.75.00 as 'other' high-fat milk and cream. Sourced from water buffalo in regions like Italy and India.
Raw A2 Protein Milk
Unpasteurized A2 beta-casein milk from select cow breeds with fat content over 10%, neither concentrated nor containing sweeteners. HTS 0401.50.75.00 covers this premium 'other' high-fat milk category. Marketed for better digestibility in specialty markets.
Channel Island Cream Top Milk
Premium milk from Channel Island cattle (Guernsey/Jersey) with >10% fat forming a distinct cream top layer, unconcentrated and unsweetened. Falls under HTS 0401.50.75.00 'other' high-fat provision. Valued for artisanal butter and clotted cream production.
Yak Milk
High-fat milk (>10%) from yaks in high-altitude regions, fresh and without concentration or added sugar. HTS 0401.50.75.00 accommodates this exotic 'other' milk type. Used in Tibetan butter tea and cheeses.