Glacé Cherries

Glacé cherries are whole or halved cherries preserved by cooking in a sugar syrup until candied and drained, resulting in a glossy, translucent fruit used in baking and confectionery. They fall under HTS 2006.00.70.00 as 'other fruit' preserved by sugar (drained, glacé or crystallized), distinct from mixtures or fruit peels.

Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin

Origin CountryMFN RateCh.99 SurchargesTotal Effective Rate
🇨🇳China8%+35.0%43%
🇲🇽Mexico8%+10.0%18%
🇨🇦Canada8%+10.0%18%
🇩🇪Germany8%+10.0%18%
🇯🇵Japan8%+10.0%18%

Alternative Classifications

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

2008.97Lower: 24.9% vs 43%

If containing added sugar but not fully glacé or crystallized

Less intensely sugar-preserved fruits like sweetened cherries fall under heading 2008 for fruits in syrup without full candying.

1704.90.35Lower: 40.6% vs 43%

If sugar content exceeds 70% by weight, resembling glacé fruit confections

High-sugar candied fruits may shift to Chapter 17 sugar confectionery if primarily sugar rather than fruit-based.

0813.20Lower: 24% vs 43%

If dried rather than sugar-preserved

Dried cherries without sugar glazing classify under heading 0813 for dried fruits, excluding sugar-preserved types.

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Import Tips & Compliance

Verify sugar preservation method and ensure drained/glacé status via lab testing to confirm classification under 2006.00.70.00

Provide certificates of origin and sugar content documentation to avoid misclassification as fresh or differently processed fruits

Check for pesticide residues common in cherries; non-compliance can lead to FDA holds or rejections

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Crystallized Ginger Slices

Crystallized ginger consists of ginger root pieces preserved by repeated immersion in sugar syrup, drained, and coated in sugar crystals for a chewy texture. Classified in HTS 2006.00.70.00 as 'other fruit and nuts' since ginger is botanically a fruit rhizome preserved by sugar in glacé or crystallized form.

Drained Glacé Pineapple Chunks

Glacé pineapple chunks are pineapple pieces slowly cooked in heavy sugar syrup, drained, and preserved with a candied finish for use in fruitcakes and pastries. This product fits HTS 2006.00.70.00 for other sugar-preserved fruits that are drained, glacé, or crystallized.

Sugar-Coated Apricots

Sugar-coated apricots are whole or halved apricots crystallized by sugar preservation, drained, and rolled in granulated sugar for a sparkling finish. They are classified under HTS 2006.00.70.00 as other fruit preserved by sugar in crystallized form.

Glacé Orange Peel Strips

Glacé orange peel strips are citrus peels preserved by sugar syrup immersion, drained, and candied for use in cakes and chocolate. Despite being peel, when sugar-preserved and not separately classified, they fall under HTS 2006.00.70.00 as other fruit parts.

Crystallized Mango Chunks

Crystallized mango chunks are mango pieces preserved through sugar syrup processing, drained, and sugar-coated for tropical confections. HTS 2006.00.70.00 covers this as other tropical fruits preserved by sugar in crystallized form.

Drained Candied Papaya Cubes

Drained candied papaya cubes are papaya pieces sugar-preserved, drained, and ready for baking. Fits 2006.00.70.00 as other fruit glacé.