Keitt Mango
Keitt mangoes are late-season varieties with green skin and sweet, fiberless flesh, often imported fresh from Peru or Brazil. They fall under HTS 0804.50.60.55 for 'other' fresh mangoes entered anytime except the US peak season. This code ensures proper tariff application for non-seasonal imports.
Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin
Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If imported August 1 to November 30
Peak season timing moves fresh mangoes to dedicated seasonal statistical number.
If entered as Kent mangoes specifically
Kent variety has its own code within 'other' mangoes, affecting statistical reporting.
If processed into puree
Mango puree or paste falls under Chapter 20 for fruit preparations and preserves.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Maintain cold chain documentation to prove fresh condition upon entry, avoiding reclassification as preserved
• Declare varietal name accurately; 'other' status prevents shifts to specific variety subheadings
• Comply with fumigation certificates if required by origin, common pitfall leading to rejections
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Ataulfo Mango
Ataulfo mangoes are small, sweet mango varieties originating from Mexico, known for their rich, creamy flesh and thin skin. They are imported fresh during off-peak seasons and classified under HTS 0804.50.60.55 as 'other' mangoes entered at times other than August 1 to November 30. This code applies to fresh mangoes not meeting the specified seasonal entry periods.
Tommy Atkins Mango
Tommy Atkins mangoes are large, vibrantly colored fruits popular in the US market for their juicy flesh and long shelf life. Classified under HTS 0804.50.60.55 as fresh 'other' mangoes entered outside the peak season window. This covers imports year-round except the designated August-November period.
Haden Mango
Haden mangoes feature red-blushed skin and aromatic, sweet flavor, commonly sourced from Mexico off-season. HTS 0804.50.60.55 covers these as 'other' fresh mangoes not entered during the August-November window. This ensures accurate duty assessment for year-round imports.
Alphonso Mango
Premium Alphonso mangoes from India are prized for their saffron-colored pulp and intense sweetness. As fresh 'other' mangoes entered outside US peak season, they classify under HTS 0804.50.60.55. Strict import protocols apply due to their premium status and origin-specific regulations.
Kesar Mango
Kesar mangoes, known as the 'Queen of Mangoes' from Gujarat, India, offer honey-like sweetness. They enter under HTS 0804.50.60.55 as fresh 'other' mangoes during non-peak periods. Classification reflects their fresh state and import timing outside designated US season.
Nam Doc Mai Mango
Thai Nam Doc Mai mangoes are slender, sweet fruits with silky texture, imported fresh off-season. HTS 0804.50.60.55 applies to these 'other' mangoes not entered during US peak months. This code captures premium Southeast Asian varieties.