Dried Lovage Seeds
Lovage seeds (Levisticum officinale) offer celery-anise aromas for soups, stews, and European spice blends. Under HTS 0910.99.60.00 as niche 'other spices' for culinary application.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If dried leaves or roots rather than seeds
Vegetable parts (roots/leaves) go to Chapter 7; seeds as spice stay 0910.
If blended with curry powder
Curry-containing mixtures specifically in 0910.99.20.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Botanical certification essential due to celery family allergy labeling requirements
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