Acetic Acid Marinated Nopalitos

Marinated nopal cactus segments preserved primarily with acetic acid and vinegar, often with spices, in resealable pouches. This qualifies for HTS 2001.90.33.00 as nopalitos under the 'other vegetables preserved by vinegar or acetic acid' category.

Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin

Origin CountryMFN RateCh.99 SurchargesTotal Effective Rate
🇨🇳China7.7%+17.5%25.2%
🇲🇽Mexico7.7%+10.0%17.7%
🇨🇦Canada7.7%+10.0%17.7%
🇩🇪Germany7.7%+10.0%17.7%
🇯🇵Japan7.7%+10.0%17.7%

Alternative Classifications

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

2005.80.00.00Higher: 40.6% vs 25.2%

If sweet corn-based or mixed sweet corn prep

Sweet corn preserves have dedicated subheadings; mixtures may shift away from pure nopalitos.

2008.99.25.00Higher: 57.4% vs 25.2%

If fermented rather than vinegar-preserved

Fermented vegetable mixtures (e.g., kimchi-style) fall under 2008 for other fruit/veg preps.

0904Lower: 10% vs 25.2%

If ground into spice powder post-preservation

Dried, ground nopal preserved forms become fruits of genus Capsicum or Pimenta equivalents under spices.

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Import Tips & Compliance

Document vinegar content (>4% acetic acid) via certificate of analysis to confirm classification over generic preserves

Comply with USDA APHIS import permits if from quarantined regions, as nopal may trigger plant material inspections

Use tamper-evident seals on retail packaging to pass CBP visual exams for preserved food safety