Tuna Skin Liquid Fish Glue
Liquid fish glue produced from tuna skins, used in marine applications and boat model building. Under HTS 3503.00.10.00 for fish glues, it offers water-resistant adhesion suitable for humid environments.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If based on fish glue but with polymers
Prepared glues using Chapter 35 products as base with synthetic additions are in 3506.
If for retail artist's use in tubes
Glaziers' putty-like or mastic glues for artists may shift to Chapter 32 if not purely animal-based.
If inadvertently containing casein
Any casein presence excludes from 3503 per heading terms and moves to 3501.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Ensure container labeling specifies 'fish glue' and solvent content under 50% to stay in 3503
• Obtain CITES permits if tuna species are regulated
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Cod Skin Fish Glue
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Mackerel Bone Fish Glue Flakes
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