Mixed Cereal Pellets
Pellets combining multiple cereals (wheat, corn, barley) fragmented per 1103 specs, for balanced animal rations or multi-grain feeds.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If sold as prepared animal feed set
Mixtures with molasses/vitamins become prepared feeds in 2309, not pure cereal pellets.
If wheat-dominant and coarse enough
Predominant wheat component meeting sieve passage classifies under wheat flour 1101.
If specific non-pellet groats/meal mix
Unpelleted mixed cereal fragments go to 1103.19 other groats/meal.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Declare predominant cereal and average starch/ash across mix to meet chapter criteria
• Provide blend ratios and individual sieve tests to prevent component-by-component classification
Related Products under HTS 1103.20.00
Corn Pellets
Pellets produced from corn (maize) meal or groats, where at least 95% passes a 2mm sieve per heading 1103 definition, meeting starch >90% and low ash thresholds. Commonly used in livestock feed and pet food formulations.
Rice Pellets
Pellets manufactured from rice groats or meal, with low ash (<1.6%) and starch >80%, used in puffed snacks, brewing, and aquaculture feed.
Wheat Pellets
Pellets made from wheat groats or meal, formed by compressing fragmented wheat grains that meet Chapter 11 starch and ash content criteria. These are used primarily as animal feed or in food processing, classified under HTS 1103.20.00 as cereal pellets distinct from flour or finer meals.
Barley Pellets
Compressed barley grain fragments forming pellets, derived from groats/meal with starch >80%, ash <3%, used in brewing adjuncts, animal nutrition, and food manufacturing.
Oat Pellets
Pellets from fragmented oat grains meeting 1103 criteria (95% through 1.25mm sieve, starch >80%, ash <5%), popular in equine feed and human nutrition bars.
Sorghum Pellets
Pellets from grain sorghum (milo) groats/meal, qualifying via >90% starch, low ash, 95% through 500 micron sieve option per corn-like criteria.