Pelleted Corn Oil Extraction Cake
Corn oilcake formed into pellets post-ground extraction residue for easier handling. HTS 2306.90.01.20 includes pelleted forms from corn vegetable oil processes. Enhances feed efficiency in mixers.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If containing additives for specific rations
Additives make it a compound feed under 2309.
If sunflower seed origin
Different oilseed residues under separate subheadings in 2306.
If dried legume residues mistaken
Chapter 7 for dried leguminous vegetables changes classification.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Pellet size specs prevent reclass to 2309 prepared feeds
• Fumigate bulk bags against pests like corn weevil
• Origin certificate essential for preferential duty under USMCA
Related Products under HTS 2306.90.01.20
Corn Gluten Feed Pellets
Pelleted feed produced from corn gluten meal and steep liquor, a solid residue after corn oil extraction. Classified under HTS 2306.90.01.20 as oilcake and residues of corn, excluding those in headings 2304 or 2305. Commonly used as a high-fiber livestock supplement.
Corn Oilcake Meal
Ground corn oilcake obtained from solvent extraction of corn germ oil, rich in protein and fiber. Falls under HTS 2306.90.01.20 as solid residues from corn vegetable oil extraction. Ideal for dairy and beef cattle rations.
Wet Corn Gluten Feed (Dried)
Dried form of wet corn gluten feed, a residue from corn wet milling and oil separation containing fiber, protein, and solubles. Classified in HTS 2306.90.01.20 for corn oil extraction solid residues. Popular in ruminant diets for energy content.
Corn Germ Meal
Meal from ground corn germ after mechanical or solvent oil extraction, high in protein (20-25%). HTS 2306.90.01.20 covers this as corn oilcake residue. Used in swine and poultry formulations.
Corn Distillers Dried Grains (No Solubles)
Dried grains from corn fermentation after oil recovery, primarily fiber and protein residue. Though from ethanol production, classified under HTS 2306.90.01.20 if corn oil extracted. Common in dairy feed.
Corn Fiber Residue (Post-Oil Extraction)
Fibrous residue from corn processing after oil and starch removal, ground for feed use. Fits HTS 2306.90.01.20 as corn fat/oil extraction solid byproduct. High roughage for beef finishing.