DL-Alanine
DL-Alanine is a racemic mixture of D- and L-alanine, a non-essential amino acid used in nutritional supplements and biochemical research. It falls under HTS 2922.49.4910 as a chemically defined amino acid, other than those with multiple oxygen functions, specifically alanine.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If sold as a salt, such as alanine hydrochloride
Amino acid salts are classified in 2922.50, separate from free amino acids in 2922.49
If containing more than one kind of oxygen function
Chapter notes exclude multi-oxygen function amino compounds from 2922.49, directing to 2942
If imported as part of a formulated mixture exceeding 15% impurities
Composite diagnostic lab reagents or mixtures not qualifying as separate chemically defined compounds go to Chapter 38
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Provide certificate of analysis confirming purity and DL configuration to verify classification under 2922.49.4910
• Ensure proper labeling as 'DL-Alanine' distinguishing from L-Alanine to avoid reclassification
• Check FDA import alerts for amino acids; include end-use documentation if for food/supplements
Related Products under HTS 2922.49.49.10
L-Alanine USP Grade
L-Alanine USP grade is the naturally occurring enantiomer of alanine, meeting United States Pharmacopeia standards for pharmaceutical and supplement use. Classified under HTS 2922.49.4910 as a pure, chemically defined alanine amino acid.
Alanine Sodium Salt
Alanine sodium salt is the sodium salt form of alanine used in pharmaceutical buffers and injectables. Per chapter notes, inorganic salts of amino acids remain classified with the parent organic compound under HTS 2922.49.4910.
N-Acetyl-L-Alanine
N-Acetyl-L-Alanine is an acetyl protected form of L-alanine used in peptide synthesis and research. It remains classified as alanine under HTS 2922.49.4910 since simple acylation doesn't change the principal amino acid character.
Food Grade Alanine
Food grade L-Alanine is a high-purity amino acid used as a flavor enhancer and nutritional additive in beverages and processed foods. Meets food chemical codex standards for classification under HTS 2922.49.4910.
Alanine for Cell Culture Media
Cell culture grade L-Alanine is sterile-filtered amino acid for mammalian cell growth media in biotech production. Classified as pure chemically defined compound under HTS 2922.49.4910.
Beta-Alanine Powder
Beta-Alanine is the beta-form isomer of alanine used primarily in sports nutrition supplements to enhance muscle carnosine levels. It qualifies under HTS 2922.49.4910 as 'other amino acids' specifically alanine (including its isomers).