Adipic Acid Derivative (Dibutyl Adipate)
Dibutyl adipate, an ester derivative of adipic acid, used as a plasticizer in cosmetics and coatings. Falls under HTS 2917.19.27.00 as 'other derivatives' of adipic acid per the subheading scope and Chapter 29 ester classification rules.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If aromatic polycarboxylic acid ester
Aromatic-derived acids and derivatives classified in later headings per numerical order rule.
If industrial fatty acid esters for specific uses
Preparations of esters for industrial applications shift from pure compounds to Chapter 38.
If incorporated into finished cosmetic mixtures
End product as odoriferous preparations excludes pure compounds from Chapter 29.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Declare exact ester type and acid source; esters follow the parent acid's heading per note 5(A)
• For cosmetic use, pre-register with FDA and provide safety assessments
• Avoid misdeclaration as general esters (2915), which could trigger audits
Related Products under HTS 2917.19.27.00
Maleic Acid
Pure maleic acid, the dicarboxylic acid precursor to maleic anhydride, explicitly named in this HTS provision. Used in synthesis of unsaturated polyester resins and as a food additive.
Dimethyl Succinate
Dimethyl ester of succinic acid derived from maleic anhydride process. Solvent and intermediate in pharmaceuticals and polymers.
Monoisopropyl Maleate
Half-ester of maleic acid with isopropanol, used in reactive diluents for coatings.
Adipic Acid Peroxide
Peroxide derivative of adipic acid used as polymerization initiator.
Tetrabutyl Fumarate
Tetraester of fumaric acid from aromatic sources, plasticizer application.
Succinic Anhydride
Cyclic anhydride from maleic-derived succinic acid, resin intermediate.