Mango Achar Pickle
Traditional mango achar with raw mangoes in mustard oil and acetic acid pickle, tangy and shelf-stable. HTS 2001.90.45.00 for vinegar-preserved mangoes.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If preserved primarily in oil
Oil-pickled fruits may classify under vegetable fats if oil-dominant.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Declare oil content if present; pure vinegar keeps it in 2001
• Phytosanitary certificates for raw mango origins
Related Products under HTS 2001.90.45.00
Spicy Mango Pickle in Acetic Brine
Whole or cubed mangoes pickled in acetic acid with spices like mustard seeds and turmeric, popular in Indian cuisine. HTS 2001.90.45.00 covers mangoes preserved exclusively by vinegar or acetic acid.
Vietnamese Pickled Mango Strips
Thin mango strips preserved in rice vinegar with fish sauce accents, a staple in Southeast Asian meals. Classified in 2001.90.45.00 as other mangoes preserved by vinegar.
Garlic-Infused Pickled Mango
Mango pieces pickled with whole garlic cloves in acetic brine for bold flavor. Specifically mangoes under 2001.90.45.00.
Baby Food Pickled Mango Puree
Finely homogenized mango puree preserved lightly with acetic acid for infant diets. Note: Does not qualify as 'homogenized' under 2007.10 due to vinegar preservation, stays in 2001.
Thai Green Mango Pickle
Unripe green mangoes sliced and preserved in vinegar with sugar and salt. 2001.90.45.00 as mangoes in vinegar.
Mango Relish in Vinegar
Chopped mango relish preserved by acetic acid, used as condiment. Remains under mango-specific 2001.90.45.00.