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Pure Fructose Cane Syrup Concentrate

Concentrated cane syrup with 70% fructose dry basis, ultra-low non-sugar solids (≤3%), solid-form eligible under GN15 provisions. Ideal for pharmaceutical and high-end food applications. Meets strict subheading criteria for soluble solids exclusion.

Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin

Origin CountryMFN RateCh.99 SurchargesTotal Effective Rate
🇨🇳ChinaFree+20.0%20%
🇲🇽MexicoFree+10.0%10%
🇨🇦CanadaFree+10.0%10%
🇩🇪GermanyFree+10.0%10%
🇯🇵JapanFree+12.5%12.5%

Alternative Classifications

This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.

1702.30.24Higher: 26% vs 20%

If primarily glucose rather than fructose dominant

Glucose > fructose blends classify under 1702.30; fructose threshold defines this subheading.

2918.16Lower: 16.2% vs 20%

If chemically pure isolated fructose chemical

Pure chemical fructose is organic acid derivative in Chapter 29, not sugar syrup blend.

1701.12.10Lower: 7.5% vs 20%

If raw cane sugar without syrup processing

Raw centrifugal sugars use 1701.12 with separate quotas; requires inversion for 1702.

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Import Tips & Compliance

• Obtain Secretary of Agriculture quota determination notice for entry timing

• Use accredited labs for polarimeter and solids analysis to match Treasury methods

• Ensure not 'prepared for ultimate consumer' per notes to avoid 10% sugar article exclusions

Related Products under HTS 1702.90.05.00

High Fructose Corn Syrup HFCS-42

HFCS-42 is a liquid sweetener derived from corn starch hydrolysis, containing 42% fructose and 50% total sugars in dry state, with soluble non-sugar solids under 6% of total soluble solids. It qualifies for HTS 1702.90.05.00 under general note 15 quota provisions as a sugar syrup blend from cane/beet sources meeting purity criteria. Used in beverages and processed foods for sweetness.

Invert Sugar Syrup 60% Fructose

Invert sugar syrup hydrolyzed from cane sugar, featuring 60% fructose in dry state and minimal non-sugar solids (<6%), entered under GN15 for tariff benefits. Used in confectionery and baking for humectant properties without crystallization. Meets Chapter 17 purity standards excluding added molasses.

50% Fructose Beet Sugar Crystals

Crystalline solid from beets with exactly 50% fructose dry state, non-sugar solids ≤6%, GN15 eligible. Used in specialty baking blends. Conforms to 'other sugars' in solid form without flavors.

Cane Sugar Fructose Blend Powder

Powdered sugar blend from cane sources with 55% fructose dry weight, soluble non-sugar solids ≤6%, in solid form for GN15 entry. Suitable for dry mixes and industrial sweetening without added flavors. Excludes molasses residues per subheading purity rules.

Beet-Derived Glucose-Fructose Syrup

Syrup from sugar beets with 52% fructose in dry state, non-sugar solids <6%, no foreign additives, pursuant to GN15 for quota entry. Applied in soft drinks and canning for balanced sweetness. Conforms to Chapter 17 notes excluding high-solids molasses products.

Isoglucose Syrup from Beet Sugar

Isoglucose (HFCS equivalent) from beets, 55% fructose dry weight, <6% non-sugar solids, entered via GN15 for US market access. Common in EU-origin imports meeting US purity specs. Used in brewing and dairy products.