Fresh Alstroemeria Cut Flowers
Freshly cut alstroemeria flowers, also known as Peruvian lilies, with long stems suitable for bouquets or vase arrangements. These flowers are harvested at peak bloom and classified under HTS 0603.19.01 as fresh cut flowers of a kind suitable for ornamental purposes, excluding roses, carnations, and orchids. They are commonly supplied by florists for decorative use.
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If dried, dyed, or otherwise prepared
Dried or processed alstroemeria shifts to 'other' fresh flowers in 0603.90, as they are no longer fresh.
If sold as a pre-arranged fresh bouquet
Bouquets or floral arrangements of fresh flowers fall under 0604 per chapter notes, including mixes with these flowers.
If imported as live bulbs for planting
Live alstroemeria bulbs for propagation are nursery products under Chapter 6 heading 0601, not cut flowers.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Verify freshness upon import with phytosanitary certificates to meet USDA APHIS requirements and avoid quarantine
• Label shipments clearly as 'fresh cut flowers' to prevent misclassification as dried goods under 0603.90
• Monitor seasonal quotas or anti-dumping duties from major exporters like Colombia or Ecuador
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