Fresh Ouachita Blackberries
Ouachita blackberries are firm, sweet fresh berries from erect canes, popular for U-pick and farmers' markets in consumer trays. They fit HTS 0810.20.90.60 as non-organic, standard blackberries for fresh consumption. Packaging emphasizes ripeness for immediate use.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If shipped loose in flats for processing like strawberries
Statistical notes for strawberries apply similar logic to processing-intent berries.
If frozen pureed
Frozen fruit purees fall under frozen provisions in Chapter 7.
If bulk for commercial use
Other fresh fruits in bulk may classify differently based on end-use.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Use barcoded clamshells for lot tracing; facilitates recalls if needed
• Pre-clear with FDA prior notice for perishable fresh fruit entries
• Avoid mixed berry packs; pure blackberry lots prevent classification disputes
Related Products under HTS 0810.20.90.60
Fresh Marion Blackberries
Marion blackberries are a cultivated variety of fresh blackberries known for their large size and rich flavor, harvested at peak ripeness for fresh market consumption. They fall under HTS 0810.20.90.60 as fresh blackberries that are not certified organic and do not meet specific varietal or miniature criteria in other subheadings. These berries are typically sold in consumer packs for immediate eating.
Fresh Triple Crown Blackberries
Triple Crown blackberries are a thornless, high-yield variety of fresh blackberries prized for their firmness and sweet-tart taste, packaged in clamshells for retail sale. Classified under HTS 0810.20.90.60 as non-organic, standard fresh blackberries outside miniature or varietal specifics. They are intended for fresh consumption without processing.
Fresh Wild Blackberries
Wild blackberries are foraged fresh berries with intense flavor and smaller size compared to cultivated varieties, sold in small punnets for gourmet markets. They are classified in HTS 0810.20.90.60 as standard fresh blackberries, neither organic nor miniature. Unsuitable for processing due to their premium fresh-market positioning.
Fresh Navaho Blackberries
Navaho blackberries are a semi-erect, thornless fresh variety with large, glossy berries ideal for fresh eating and local markets. HTS 0810.20.90.60 covers these as other fresh blackberries not qualifying for organic or size-specific subheadings. They arrive in ventilated crates maintaining freshness.
Fresh Arapaho Blackberries
Arapaho blackberries are early-season fresh thornsless berries with good shelf life, packed in eco-friendly punnets for retail. Classified under HTS 0810.20.90.60 as other fresh blackberries excluding organic or miniature types. Designed for fresh market without preservation treatments.
Fresh Kiowa Blackberries
Kiowa blackberries feature extra-large fresh berries with shiny black skin, suited for premium fresh sales in protective baskets. HTS 0810.20.90.60 applies to these standard non-organic fresh blackberries. They remain unsuitable for immediate processing due to retail packaging.