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Zante Currants from Germany

Zante currants are small, seedless raisins made from Black Corinth grapes dried to a dark purple-black color. They fall under HTS 0806.20.10.10 as dried grapes specifically classified as currants from seedless grapes. These are distinct from fresh currants in other chapters and are commonly used in baking and holiday puddings.

Duty Rate — Germany → United States

10%

Rate breakdown

9903.05.3910%Section 301 (forced labor) — European Union member state (col1 rate < 10 percent): MFN < 10% → total duty capped at 10%

Import Tips

Verify origin certificates to confirm production from Black Corinth seedless grapes, as misclassification as other raisins can lead to duty adjustments

Ensure proper phytosanitary certificates to meet USDA import requirements for dried fruits, avoiding quarantine holds

Label packages accurately as 'currants' not generic raisins to comply with HTS specific description and avoid reclassification