Fresh Tepary Beans (Phaseolus acutifolius)
Small-podded fresh or chilled tepary beans from Phaseolus spp., native to the American Southwest, drought-resistant leguminous vegetables. Falls under HTS 0708.20.90.60 as other beans, unshelled or shelled, not matching principal specified types. Used in traditional Native American and Mexican cooking.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If dried, unshelied pods
Dried leguminous vegetables unspecified fall under 0713.39, excluding fresh items.
If pods are fruit vegetables like okra
Edible pods classified as fruit vegetables in 0709 if not strictly leguminous by trade usage.
If treated solely for provisional preservation
Brine or sulfur-treated for transport qualifies under 0711 if not consumable immediately.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Include origin certificates highlighting Phaseolus acutifolius to differentiate from common beans
• Monitor moisture content; excess can trigger provisional preservation scrutiny under Chapter 71
• Label as 'fresh or chilled' explicitly; ambiguity leads to higher duties under dried provisions
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Fresh Long Beans (Vigna unguiculata subsp. sesquipedalis)
Long, slender green beans from the Vigna spp., also known as yardlong or asparagus beans, harvested fresh or chilled. They are unshelled podded leguminous vegetables classified under HTS 0708.20.90.60 as other beans not specified elsewhere in the subheading. These beans are typically stir-fried or used in Asian cuisine.
Fresh Cranberry Beans (Phaseolus vulgaris var. borlotti)
Fresh or chilled pods of cranberry beans from Phaseolus spp., featuring cream-colored pods with red streaks, shelled or unshelled. Classified under HTS 0708.20.90.60 as other Phaseolus beans not fitting scarlett runner, lima, or cowpea categories. Popular in Italian and Mexican dishes for their creamy texture.
Fresh Winged Beans (Psophocarpus tetragonolobus)
Fresh or chilled four-winged pods of winged beans, technically Phaseolus-related but classified under Vigna/Phaseolus for tariff. HTS 0708.20.90.60 as other beans, entire pods consumed. Nutritious Asian vegetable eaten immature.
Fresh Black-Eyed Peas Pods (Vigna unguiculata)
Fresh or chilled pods of black-eyed peas from Vigna spp., containing cream beans with black hilum, unshelled. Fits HTS 0708.20.90.60 as other beans beyond principal cowpeas. Southern US staple for fresh pod cooking.
Fresh Snake Beans (Vigna unguiculata subsp. sesquipedalis)
Extremely long, thin fresh or chilled pods of snake beans from Vigna spp., averaging 12-18 inches, used whole in curries. HTS 0708.20.90.60 covers these as other cowpea-type beans, shelled or unshelled. Common in Southeast Asian markets for their crisp texture.
Fresh Borlotti Beans in Pods (Phaseolus vulgaris)
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