Damar Resin
Damar resin is a natural tree resin from Dipterocarpaceae species, prized for oil painting mediums and varnishes due to its clarity. Under HTS 1301.90.91 as other natural resins, excluding oleoresins processed for perfumery. It appears as translucent tears or lumps.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If dissolved in spirits for varnish production
Spirit varnishes and lacquers classify under heading 3209.
If specifically listed as hop, pyrethrum, or similar extracts
Heading 1302 covers specific named vegetable saps and extracts.
If imported as crude bark rather than exuded resin
Plant materials used in perfumery as crude forms go to 1211.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Label clearly as artist's raw resin to prevent confusion with processed varnishes in 3208
• Include solubility tests showing natural state, not dissolved in solvents
• Certify non-endangered species origin for smooth customs clearance
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Frankincense Gum-Resin
Frankincense, also known as olibanum, is a natural gum-resin obtained from Boswellia trees, used in incense, perfumes, and traditional medicine. It falls under HTS 1301.90.91 as a gum-resin other than lac, distinct from essential oils or medicaments. The aromatic resin is harvested by tapping the tree bark and allowed to harden.
Myrrh Gum-Resin
Myrrh is a natural gum-resin exuded from Commiphora trees, valued for its antiseptic properties in incense, perfumes, and traditional remedies. Classified under HTS 1301.90.91 as other gum-resins, excluding those used as tanning extracts or essential oils. It is collected as hardened tears from tree incisions.
Pine Rosin
Pine rosin is a solid resin derived from pine tree stumps or tall oil, used in adhesives, varnishes, and soldering fluxes. It qualifies for HTS 1301.90.91 as a natural resin other than lac, not processed into essential oils. The amber-colored solid is obtained by distillation of pine gum.
Benzoin Gum-Resin
Benzoin is a balsamic resin from Styrax trees, used in incense, fragrances, and pharmaceuticals as a fixative. HTS 1301.90.91 covers it as a gum-resin (balsam) other than lac, provided not made into medicaments. Siam and Sumatra varieties differ slightly in vanillin content.
Copaiba Balsam
Copaiba balsam is an oleoresin tapped from Copaifera trees, used in cosmetics and natural medicine for its anti-inflammatory properties. It fits HTS 1301.90.91 as other oleoresins, excluding essential oil distillates or alcoholic beverages. The viscous liquid hardens upon exposure.
Gamboge Resin
Gamboge is a natural gum-resin from Garcinia trees, historically used as a yellow pigment in art and traditional medicine as a purgative. Under HTS 1301.90.91 as other natural resins, not tanning extracts or dyes. It forms bright yellow latex that solidifies into chunks.