Ylang-Ylang Water
Ylang-ylang flower water from tropical Cananga odorata distillation, used in exotic perfumes. HTS 3303.00.10.00 for this floral hydrosol lacking alcohol.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If diluted with perfumer's alcohol
Any alcohol voids non-alcohol classification.
If as essential oil byproduct only if separated
Heading 3301 for floral essential oils.
If in retail facial toners
Mixed cosmetic preparations go to 3307 per chapter scope.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Exotic origins require phytosanitary certificates alongside distillation proofs
• Retail pack sizes under chapter note thresholds for perfumery use
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