Torula Yeast Inactive Flakes
Inactive Torula yeast (Candida utilis) flakes are grown on wood sugars, deactivated, and used as a meat-like flavoring in vegetarian products. Classified in HTS 2102.20.60.00 as other dead single-cell microorganisms for food use.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If specifically 'other single-cell microorganisms, dead'
Torula may classify separately if distinguished from yeast in statistical notes.
If marketed for pet food flavoring
Single-cell protein yeasts for animal consumption shift to dog/cat food preparations.
If dried peas with yeast coating
Legume-based products with yeast primarily classify by base ingredient in Chapter 7.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Specify microorganism species (Candida utilis) in import docs to confirm non-pathogenic status
• Provide growth substrate documentation (e.g
• wood hydrolysates) for traceability
• Test for mycotoxins common in fungal yeasts grown on plant substrates
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Deactivated Yeast Extract Powder
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