Dried Laird Lentils
Laird lentils are large-seeded, dried green-brown lentils popular in North American markets for their versatility in cooking. HTS 0713.40.20.85 includes them as other shelled, dried lentils not organic or split. They are often used whole in salads and pilafs.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If certified organic production
Organic certification per GSN 6 places them in dedicated organic statistical suffixes.
If split
Split lentil forms have their own subheading apart from whole dried lentils.
If not shelled
Unshelled leguminous veg or mixtures fall under 1212 for miscellaneous plants.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Comply with FDA prior notice requirements for all pulse imports over 24 hours before arrival
• Batch-test for weevils, a common issue in lentil shipments leading to fumigation costs
• Use 'net weight' declarations excluding tare for accurate duty assessment
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Dried Green Lentils
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Dried Brown Lentils
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Dried French Green Lentils (Puy Style)
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