Dried Huckleberries
Wild dried huckleberries, dehydrated for gourmet markets. HTS 0813.40.20 covers these niche dried berries.
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If industrial drying process
Dried vegetables n.e.s. if processed similarly.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Limited supply; quota checks for US wild sources
• Differentiate from blueberries in invoices
• Sustainable harvesting certifications boost market value
Related Products under HTS 0813.40.20
Dried Blueberries
Whole or partially crushed dried blueberries, typically processed by dehydration to remove moisture while preserving flavor and nutrients. Classified under HTS 0813.40.20 as 'other' dried berries, excluding those of headings 0801-0806, specifically within the berries subheading.
Dried Raspberries
Dehydrated raspberries, often used in baking or trail mixes, retaining their tart flavor after water removal. Falls under HTS 0813.40.20 as other dried berries not covered by primary fruit headings 0801-0806.
Dried Blackberries
Dried blackberries, dehydrated for long shelf life, commonly added to cereals or snacks. HTS 0813.40.20 covers these as other dried berries outside headings 0801-0806.
Dried Cranberries
Dehydrated cranberries, sometimes lightly sweetened but primarily dried, used in salads and baking. Classified in HTS 0813.40.20 as other dried berries.
Dried Gooseberries
Dried gooseberries, a tart berry dehydrated for culinary uses like pies. HTS 0813.40.20 includes these lesser-common dried berries.
Dried Lingonberries
Dehydrated lingonberries, popular in Scandinavian products, dried to concentrate flavor. Under HTS 0813.40.20 as other dried berries.