Blueberry Fruit Jelly
Cooked blueberry jelly with sugar, popular for breakfast spreads. As a berry jelly obtained by cooking, it falls under HTS 2007.99.70.00.
Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin
Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If glucose syrup blended
High sweetener content reclassifies as syrups.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Provide refractometer readings if Brix questioned, though not primary for jellies
• Segregate from wild vs cultivated berries for origin claims
• Watch for pectin sourcing; imported pectin may affect value
Related Products under HTS 2007.99.70.00
Black Currant Fruit Jelly
A sweet fruit jelly made from black currants, cooked to achieve a gel-like consistency, and containing added sugar. It falls under HTS 2007.99.70.00 as a currant and berry fruit jelly obtained by cooking.
Red Currant Jelly
Traditional red currant jelly, prepared by cooking fresh red currants with sugar to form a clear, spreadable preserve. Classified in HTS 2007.99.70.00 for currant and berry fruit jellies.
Blackberry Fruit Jelly
Spreadable blackberry jelly made by cooking blackberries with sugar and pectin for a firm set. It qualifies under HTS 2007.99.70.00 as a berry fruit jelly obtained by cooking.
Raspberry Jelly Spread
Cooked raspberry jelly with added sugar, designed for toast or desserts, forming a gelatinous texture. Falls under HTS 2007.99.70.00 for berry fruit jellies.
Mixed Berry Currant Jelly
A blend of currants and mixed berries cooked into a fruit jelly with sweeteners for spreading. Classified under HTS 2007.99.70.00 due to currant and berry content.
Lingonberry Jelly
Scandinavian-style lingonberry jelly, cooked from berries with minimal sugar for tart flavor. HTS 2007.99.70.00 covers this berry fruit jelly.