Kraft Process Sulfate Turpentine
Kraft process sulfate turpentine is recovered from black liquor in sulfate pulping of softwoods. HTS 3805.10.00.00 includes it as sulfate turpentine from coniferous woods.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If classified as pulping waste residues
Industrial chemical wastes from pulping may fall under 3825.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Black liquor recovery certificates essential for proof of sulfate origin
Related Products under HTS 3805.10.00.00
Wood Turpentine Oil
Wood turpentine oil is produced by steam distillation of wood from coniferous trees like pine, containing high levels of terpenes. It is classified in HTS 3805.10.00.00 as a wood turpentine oil from coniferous woods, commonly used in artist's solvents and varnishes.
Steam-Distilled Pine Wood Oil
Steam-distilled pine wood oil is extracted from pine shavings via steam, retaining natural terpenes. Classified in HTS 3805.10.00.00 as wood turpentine oil from coniferous treatment.
Destructive Distilled Pine Oil
Destructive distilled pine oil from high-temperature wood pyrolysis, crude terpenic fraction. Under 3805.10.00.00 as wood turpentine oils.
Oleoresin-Derived Gum Turpentine
Gum turpentine from slash pine oleoresin distillation, standard paint thinner grade. HTS 3805.10.00.00 classification.
Southern Yellow Pine Turpentine Oil
Turpentine oil from southern yellow pine via gum collection and distillation. Fits 3805.10.00.00 as gum turpentine.
Industrial Grade Gum Spirits of Turpentine
Industrial grade gum spirits of turpentine are distilled from pine oleoresin, used in adhesives and coatings. HTS 3805.10.00.00 covers this as gum turpentine oil from coniferous woods distillation.