Dill Pickle Spears

Cucumber spears pickled in a vinegar and dill brine, commonly used as a sandwich topping or snack. Classified under HTS 2001.10.00.00 as cucumbers preserved by vinegar or acetic acid. The pickling process involves acetic acid, fitting the chapter definition for preserved vegetables.

Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin

Origin CountryMFN RateCh.99 SurchargesTotal Effective Rate
🇨🇳China9.6%+35.0%44.6%
🇲🇽Mexico9.6%+10.0%19.6%
🇨🇦Canada9.6%+10.0%19.6%
🇩🇪Germany9.6%+10.0%19.6%
🇯🇵Japan9.6%+10.0%19.6%

Alternative Classifications

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

2001.90Lower: 24% vs 44.6%

If pickled with sugar content over 5% or in brine without dominant vinegar

Shifts to other vegetables preserved by vinegar if not purely cucumber-focused or with added sweeteners altering composition.

0711.40Lower: 17.7% vs 44.6%

If dried or dehydrated, not vinegar-preserved

Dried gherkins fall under provisionally preserved vegetables, excluding vinegar or acetic acid preservation.

2005.40Lower: 10% vs 44.6%

If sold as homogenized infant food puree in containers under 250g

Homogenized preparations for infants take precedence under 2005.10 per subheading note, overriding general cucumber pickle classification.

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Import Tips & Compliance

Verify acetic acid content exceeds 0.5% to confirm preservation method; provide lab analysis if requested by customs

Ensure labeling indicates 'pickled' to distinguish from fresh cucumbers

Watch for pesticide residue limits on imported cucumbers

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