Wheat-Soy Protein Fortified Flour Blend

A nutritional blend of wheat flour and defatted soy flour designed for fortification programs, containing approximately 80% wheat flour and 20% soy flour. It falls under HTS 1901.90.91.85 as a wheat-flour-soya blend, a food preparation of flour not containing cocoa and not elsewhere specified. This blend is commonly used in emergency food aid to provide high-protein staples in developing regions.

Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin

Origin CountryMFN RateCh.99 SurchargesTotal Effective Rate
🇨🇳China6.4%+35.0%41.4%
🇲🇽Mexico6.4%+10.0%16.4%
🇨🇦Canada6.4%+10.0%16.4%
🇩🇪Germany6.4%+10.0%16.4%
🇯🇵Japan6.4%+10.0%16.4%

Alternative Classifications

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

1901.90Same rate: 41.4%

If containing over 50% milk solids by weight

Blends with significant dairy components shift to dairy-based food preparations under 1901.90.43, per statistical notes on milk solids content.

1101.00.00Lower: 35% vs 41.4%

If soya content below 10% and marketed as primarily wheat flour

Low soya blends may classify as wheat or meslin flour under Chapter 11 rather than prepared food blends of Chapter 19.

1901.90.91Same rate: 41.4%

If not specifically a wheat-soya blend but another grain-soy mix

Other grain-soy combinations fall under the broader 'other' subcategory, while 1901.90.91.85 is reserved for wheat-specific soya blends.

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Import Tips & Compliance

Verify exact wheat-to-soya ratio via lab analysis to confirm classification under 1901.90.91.85 and avoid misclassification as straight wheat flour (1101)

Include certificate of analysis showing no cocoa content and milk solids below thresholds for dairy preparations

Label as 'wheat-flour-soya blend' with nutritional breakdown to meet FDA import documentation requirements