Dormant Tulip Bulbs
Tulip bulbs in a dormant state, supplied by nursery gardeners for seasonal planting in gardens or containers. These bulbs are stored dry and inactive, ready for forcing into growth when planted. Classified under HTS 0601.10.90 as dormant bulbs other than lilies.
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Alternative Classifications
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If specifically Lilium genus
Lily bulbs have a specific subheading under 0601.10.20, separating them from other dormant bulbs.
If in growth or flower
Bulbs actively sprouting or blooming shift to 0601.20 for in-growth or flowering states.
If processed for medicinal or drug use
Dried or powdered bulbs for pharmaceutical purposes fall under Chapter 12 as plants used in perfumery or pharmacy.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Obtain phytosanitary certificates from exporting country to verify pest-free status; declare exact quantity and species on entry documents; avoid common pitfalls like mislabeling as fresh bulbs which changes classification
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