Dried Pinto Beans
Dried pinto beans (Phaseolus vulgaris) feature a beige base with brown speckles and are a staple for refried beans and chili. Classified under HTS 0713.39.4170 for shelled, dried beans of Phaseolus spp. entered outside quota periods. They are neither skinned nor split, preserving their whole form for cooking.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If of Vigna spp. (e.g., adzuki or mung)
Vigna species beans classify separately from Phaseolus under 0713.39.10xx, based on botanical genus distinction
If simply frozen instead of dried
Frozen shelled beans remain under heading 0713.10 for frozen vegetables, not dried forms in 0713.3x
If cooked or canned after drying
Cooked or preserved beans move to Chapter 20 for prepared vegetables, excluding uncooked dried products
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Check current USDA import quota schedules; entries outside periods default to 0713.39.4170 with potentially higher duties
• Ensure supplier provides fumigation certificates if stored in containers prone to infestation
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