Air-Cured Burley Refuse Blend
Blended refuse from air-cured Burley tobacco, including stems and scraps, under HTS 2401.30.70.20 as 'Burley' other refuse. Popular for American blend cigarettes.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If quota partial manufacture
Water pipe exclusion but other prepared quotas may fit.
If non-Burley variety misidentified
Varietal difference moves to general 'other' refuse.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Use accredited labs for varietal ID; Burley must be >80% confirmed
• Exclude Canada/Mexico/Israel from quota tracking per US notes
• Prepare for FDA tobacco oversight on residue contaminants
Related Products under HTS 2401.30.70.20
Burley Tobacco Stems
Dried stems from Burley tobacco plants, processed by threshing and separation, classified as tobacco refuse under HTS 2401.30.70.20. These byproducts are used in blending for cigarettes or pipe tobacco due to their low sugar and high nicotine content.
Threshed Burley Midrib Scraps
Midrib portions of Burley tobacco leaves obtained after threshing, categorized as 'other' tobacco refuse in HTS 2401.30.70.20. Commonly used in low-cost blends or as filler in reconstituted sheet tobacco.
Burley Leaf Dust and Fragments
Fine dust and small fragments from Burley tobacco processing, classified as refuse under HTS 2401.30.70.20. These are byproducts ideal for extraction of nicotine or blending into inexpensive tobacco products.
Processed Burley Tobacco Vein Waste
Vein scraps from threshed Burley leaves, falling under 'other' tobacco refuse in HTS 2401.30.70.20. Used primarily in pipe tobacco blends or as base for nicotine patches.