European Rapeseed for Biofuel
European rapeseed varieties for biofuel processing, erucic >2%, HTS 1205.90.00.90.
Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin
Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If further processed into biodiesel
Biodiesel falls under chemical products 3826.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Biofuel end-use declaration
Related Products under HTS 1205.90.00.90
High Erucic Acid Canola Seeds
These are canola seeds (Brassica napus) with an erucic acid content exceeding 2% by weight, classified under HTS 1205.90.00.90 as 'other' rape or colza seeds not qualifying as low erucic acid variety. They are typically used for industrial oil extraction rather than food-grade canola oil production.
Turnip Rape Seeds (Brassica rapa)
Turnip rape seeds from Brassica rapa, often high in erucic acid, are imported for oilseed production and fall under HTS 1205.90.00.90 as other rape or colza seeds. They do not meet the low erucic acid criteria defined in subheading notes.
Argentine Canola Seeds High Erucic
High erucic acid canola seeds sourced from Argentina, used in industrial applications like bio-fuel production, classified in HTS 1205.90.00.90 as other non-low erucic rape or colza seeds.
Bird Rape Seeds (Bulk)
Whole or broken rape seeds sold in bulk for wild bird feed, with erucic acid levels not qualifying as low erucic, under HTS 1205.90.00.90.
Broken Colza Seeds for Oil Extraction
Mechanically broken colza seeds intended for industrial oil pressing, classified under HTS 1205.90.00.90 as other rape or colza seeds, whether or not broken.
Polish Turnip Rape Seeds
Turnip rape seeds (Brassica rapa oleifera) from Poland, high erucic variety for biodiesel feedstock, under HTS 1205.90.00.90.