Tapioca Glucose Syrup Blend for Dairy Blending
Blended glucose syrup from tapioca starch, low in fructose (<20% dry), for ice cream base mixing. HTS 1702.30.24.00 applies as a note 4 blended syrup entered per note 9, designed for industrial further processing. It excludes added flavors and is not consumer-ready.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If derived from cane or beet sugars
Cane/beet glucose syrup blends use parallel subheadings under 1702.20 for blended types.
If entered as blended syrup over quota
Quota excess blended syrups redirect to Chapter 21 with stricter sugar content rules.
If in liquid form not solid or syrup specified
Non-blended or differently processed sugar syrups classify under general 1702.90.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Include certificates of analysis for fructose and total sugars; apply for quota allocation early
• Avoid individual consumer packaging to stay in this classification; monitor raw value calculations
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Rice-Derived Glucose Syrup for Confectionery Processing
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