Dried Watermint Leaves
Dried watermint (Mentha aquatica) leaves for insecticidal properties in natural repellents and pharmaceutical antispasmodics. Qualifies under HTS 1211.90.4040 for other mint leaves in perfumery/pharmacy/insecticidal uses.
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• Screen for heavy metals common in aquatic plants; include test reports in import docs
• Avoid selling as sets with fruits/seeds, which may classify under 1209 sowing seeds
• Document non-medicament status to dodge Chapter 30 scrutiny
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Dried Peppermint Leaves
Dried leaves of the peppermint plant (Mentha piperita), used primarily in herbal teas, pharmaceutical preparations for digestive aid, and perfumery for minty scents. Classified under HTS 1211.90.4040 as mint leaves of a kind used in pharmacy and perfumery, neither fresh/chilled nor powdered. Meets chapter note for mint species in heading 1211, excluding medicaments or cosmetics.
Dried Spearmint Leaves
Dried spearmint (Mentha spicata) leaves employed in perfumery for fresh scents, pharmaceuticals for oral care, and natural insect repellents. Fits HTS 1211.90.4040 for other dried mint leaves used in such purposes, aligning with heading 1211's inclusion of mint species.
Frozen Peppermint Leaves
Frozen peppermint leaves preserved for extraction in essential oils for perfumery and active compounds in fungicidal sprays. Covered by HTS 1211.90.4040 as other mint leaves (not fresh/chilled/powdered), per chapter note for mint in pharmacy/perfumery uses.
Dried Pennyroyal Leaves
Dried pennyroyal (Mentha pulegium) leaves known for insecticidal/flea-repellent uses and pharmaceutical emmenagogues. HTS 1211.90.4040 covers this mint species for such applications, excluding finished insecticides.
Dried Apple Mint Leaves
Dried leaves from apple mint (Mentha suaveolens), utilized in pharmaceutical tinctures and perfumery bases for fruity-mint aromas. HTS 1211.90.4040 applies to this other dried mint variety for such primary purposes.