Apple Cinnamon Paste
Cooked apple paste lightly spiced with cinnamon for spreads. Remains under 2007.99.48.00 as minor seasoning doesn't change fruit base classification.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If heavy spice/flavor dominance
If spices overpower fruit, it's sauce/condiment under 2103.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• List all additives in ingredient declarations to avoid 'other' misclass
• Spice content <5% typically ok; higher may trigger flavoring review
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Organic Pear Paste
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Sugar-Free Apple Fruit Paste
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Baked Pear Baby Food Puree
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