Fresh Mangosteen
Mangosteens are premium Southeast Asian fruits with thick purple rind and segmented white flesh renowned as the 'queen of fruits.' HTS 0804.50.40 covers fresh imports entered September 1-May 31 from Thailand, Malaysia primarily. Strict quarantine rules apply due to pest risks.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If entered June-August
Peak season statistical suffix with separate quota management.
If provisionally preserved for transport
Temporary preservation treatment per Chapter Note 0812 shifts classification.
If imported as plants for planting
Live plant material falls under different chapter for propagation purposes.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Irradiation or hot water treatment mandatory per USDA; limited approved origins only; high-value cargo requires comprehensive insurance
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Fresh Tommy Atkins Mangoes
Tommy Atkins mangoes are a popular red and green variety commonly imported fresh from tropical regions like Mexico and Central America. These mangoes fall under HTS 0804.50.40 when entered between September 1 and May 31 due to seasonal quota provisions for off-peak imports. They are harvested at peak ripeness for optimal flavor and shelf life.
Fresh Ataulfo Mangoes
Ataulfo (or Manila) mangoes are small, sweet, yellow varieties prized for their creamy texture, typically imported from Mexico during winter months. Classified under HTS 0804.50.40 for entries September 1 to May 31, reflecting seasonal protection for domestic production. They require careful handling to maintain quality during shipment.
Fresh Kent Mangoes
Kent mangoes feature green skin with red blush and rich, sweet flesh, widely imported fresh from Peru, Ecuador, and Brazil during the specified quota period. HTS 0804.50.40 applies specifically for September-May entries to manage import volumes. These large fruits are staples in international markets.
Fresh Keitt Mangoes
Keitt mangoes are late-season varieties with green skin and fiberless, sweet flesh, imported fresh during the winter quota period under HTS 0804.50.40. Their durability makes them ideal for long-distance shipping from origins like Australia and South Africa. Entry timing ensures compliance with seasonal protections.
Fresh White Guavas
White guavas are round, pale-fleshed fruits with mild, sweet flavor, imported fresh from Taiwan and Southeast Asia during the September-May quota window under HTS 0804.50.40. They are typically eaten fresh or used in desserts. Seasonal classification manages competition with domestic production.
Fresh Red Guavas
Red guavas (strawberry guavas) have pinkish-red skin and flesh with high vitamin C content, imported fresh under HTS 0804.50.40 for September-May entries. These smaller fruits are popular in Asian markets and require precise seasonal timing for duty optimization. They ship well due to firm texture.