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1108.20.00.00/Dahlia Inulin Powder/Mexico

Dahlia Inulin Powder from Mexico

Pure inulin powder extracted from dahlia tubers, a fructan polysaccharide used as a dietary fiber supplement. It falls under HTS 1108.20.00.00 as inulin, distinct from starches, meeting chapter criteria for plant-derived prebiotic fibers. Typically sold in bulk for food manufacturing.

Duty Rate — Mexico → United States

12.6%

Rate breakdown

9903.05.5510%Except for products described in headings 9903.05.85–9903.05.92 and 9903.05.94, articles the product of Mexico, as provided for in U.S. note 52 to this subchapter
PGA flags (2)Show detailsAM7USDA AMSMay be requiredFD3FDAMay be required
  • AM7

    USDA AMS · May be required

    USDA/Agricultural Marketing Service

    USDA/agriculture marketing service data related to organics may be required

    Licenses & permits (2)
    • NOP Import Certificate from the exporter's accredited certifier (Organic INTEGRITY), filed in ACE for each organic shipment source
    • Importer handling organic products must hold USDA organic certification unless exempt source
  • FD3

    FDA · May be required

    Food and Drug Administration

    FDA prior notice data may be required 801(m)

    Licenses & permits (3)
    • FDA prior notice for food shipments, filed via ACE or FDA PNSI before arrival source
    • FDA food facility registration for facilities that make, process, pack or hold the food source
    • FDA entry data in ACE with affirmation of compliance codes (registration, listing, approval numbers) source

CBP HTS reference file, Nov 9, 2026 · licenses and permits are the usual requirements for that agency program; confirm with the agency for your product

AD/CVD cases

No active AD/CVD case lists this HTS number.

CBP AD/CVD case reference, Nov 10, 2026 · Federal Register checked Nov 10, 2026

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Import Tips

• Verify purity via certificate of analysis to confirm >95% inulin content, avoiding reclassification as starch under 1108.12

• Provide botanical origin documentation (e.g

• dahlia tubers) to distinguish from chicory inulin if questioned by CBP

• Label as 'food grade' with FDA prior notice; common pitfall is missing ash/starch tests per Chapter 11 notes