Mimosa Wattle Bark Extract Powder
A fine powder derived from the bark of Acacia mearnsii trees, commonly known as wattle or mimosa, used primarily as a tanning agent in leather production. It falls under HTS 3201.20.00.00 as a wattle extract of vegetable origin, rich in condensed tannins for binding animal hides.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If blended with extracts from other vegetable sources like chestnut
Blends of multiple vegetable tanning extracts fall under the other category in heading 3201.90, not specific wattle.
If chemically modified into a peptizing agent
Derivatives used as peptizers or stabilizers in rubber production are classified under heading 3504 for protein isolates and derivatives.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Verify tannin content via lab testing for classification; ensure Certificate of Analysis documents vegetable origin to avoid reclassification
• Common pitfall: mislabeling as synthetic tannins shifts to Chapter 38
Related Products under HTS 3201.20.00.00
Black Wattle Tannin Extract Liquid
A concentrated liquid extract from black wattle (Acacia mollissima) bark, standardized for tannin content, essential in the leather tanning industry. Classified under HTS 3201.20.00.00 due to its specific derivation from wattle as a vegetable tanning extract.
Australian Wattle Tanning Extract Granules
Granular form of tanning extract from Australian black wattle trees, used in drum tanning processes for high-quality leather. It qualifies for HTS 3201.20.00.00 as a pure wattle extract, excluding chemically defined compounds per chapter notes.
Wattle Catechin Tannin Extract
Specialized extract from wattle bark high in catechin tannins, applied in leather finishing and preservation. Under HTS 3201.20.00.00 as it is a derivative of vegetable origin tannins from wattle, not excluded synthetic compounds.
Spray-Dried Wattle Extract for Leather Tanning
Spray-dried powder from wattle bark liquor, offering consistent tannin yield for shoe and upholstery leather production. Classified in HTS 3201.20.00.00 for its wattle vegetable origin, distinct from dispersed pigments.
Organic Wattle Bark Tanning Extract
Certified organic extract from sustainably harvested wattle bark, used in eco-friendly leather tanning. Fits HTS 3201.20.00.00 as a natural vegetable tanning extract, compliant with chapter exclusions for pure compounds.
High-Tannin Wattle Extract Flakes
Flaked wattle extract with over 70% tannin content, ideal for vegetable-tanned belt and bag leathers. HTS 3201.20.00.00 applies to this specific wattle-derived tanning material of vegetable origin.