Soybean Flour (Defatted)
Low-fat flour obtained by milling defatted dried soybeans from heading 0713, used in baking and meat alternatives. It qualifies for HTS 1106.10.00.00 as a legume powder meeting fragmentation and purity standards of Chapter 11. Excludes full-fat or enzyme-treated versions.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If full-fat or heat-treated soy products
Soybeans not fully defatted or prepared otherwise fall under Chapter 12 seeds, not milled legume flours.
If soybean residues post-extraction
High-ash extraction residues from soybeans are classified as oilcake meals in Chapter 23.
If roasted or mixed into baking preparations
Prepared legume flours like roasted soy flour move to Chapter 19 as flour preparations.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Provide extraction certificates showing defatting process to distinguish from full-fat soy grits in 1208
• Ensure GMO status declaration if applicable for biotech rules
• Avoid packaging that suggests retail-ready mixes to stay out of 1901
Related Products under HTS 1106.10.00.00
Chickpea Flour
Finely ground flour made from dried chickpeas (garbanzo beans) of heading 0713, used in baking and gluten-free recipes like flatbreads and pancakes. It falls under HTS 1106.10.00.00 as a meal or powder obtained by milling dried leguminous vegetables, meeting the particle size criteria for fragmentation products. This distinguishes it from coarser products in heading 1102.
Lentil Flour
Powdered flour produced by grinding dried lentils from heading 0713, commonly used in Indian dal dishes, soups, and gluten-free baking. Classified in HTS 1106.10.00.00 because it is a fragmented product of dried leguminous vegetables with the required fineness per chapter notes. It excludes any preparation that would move it to Chapter 19.
Yellow Pea Flour
Fine yellow flour milled from dried yellow peas (Pisum sativum) of heading 0713, popular in plant-based protein powders and snacks. HTS 1106.10.00.00 covers this as a powder from fragmented dried leguminous vegetables, distinct from coarser pea meals. It must meet starch and ash criteria from chapter notes.
Fava Bean Flour
Gluten-free flour ground from dried fava beans (Vicia faba) of heading 0713, utilized in pasta and thickening agents. HTS 1106.10.00.00 applies to this fragmented legume product per sieve and ash limits in chapter notes. Not suitable for pharmaceutical uses in Chapter 30.
Mung Bean Flour
Fine powder from milled dried mung beans of heading 0713, essential for Asian noodles and desserts. Classified under HTS 1106.10.00.00 for its status as a pure legume flour meeting chapter starch/ash and sieve criteria. Differs from root starches in 1106.20.
Black Gram Flour (Urad Dal Flour)
Urad dal flour from ground dried black gram (Phaseolus mungo) of heading 0713, key ingredient in Indian dosa batter. HTS 1106.10.00.00 due to fragmentation into meal/powder form per legal definitions. Excludes fermented or prepared batters.