Candelilla Wax Yellow
Yellow candelilla wax is extracted from the candelilla shrub, a hard vegetable wax used in lipsticks and chewing gum. It qualifies under HTS 1521.90.40.00 for other vegetable waxes, refined or colored.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If high-grade refined
Premium candelilla may align with specific vegetable wax provisions.
If in lip care products
Finished lipsticks with candelilla wax are beauty preps in Chapter 33.
If residue from extraction
Soap-stocks or dregs from wax processing fall in 1522 per chapter notes.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Include extraction method docs to prove non-triglyceride composition per chapter exclusions
• Batch test for heavy metals, common in plant waxes, to pass FDA entry if food-contact intended
• Specify 'T1' grade for food use to streamline customs review
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