Portuguese Gum Rosin
High-quality gum rosin from maritime pine (Pinus pinaster) in Portugal, valued for its stability in musical instrument varnishes. HTS 3806.10.0010 applies to this unmodified rosin and resin acids from gum sources.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If hydrogenated or polymerized
Modified rosin derivatives like staybelite (hydrogenated) are in 3806.20.
If as chemical preparations for specific use
Formulated rosin pastes for industrial applications shift to 3824 mixtures.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Request EU origin docs and pine species confirmation for accurate classification
• Ensure <1% impurities to prevent downgrade to 3806.10.0090
• Declare unsaponifiables content on entry forms
Related Products under HTS 3806.10.00.10
Colophony Gum Rosin
Colophony gum rosin is the natural resin obtained from tapping the oleoresin of pine trees, primarily Pinus palustris species. It is classified under HTS 3806.10.0010 as gum rosin, distinct from wood rosin derived from processed wood stumps.
WW Grade Gum Rosin
WW (Water White) grade gum rosin is a high-clarity, pale yellow resin from distilled pine gum, used in premium adhesives and soap tackifiers. HTS 3806.10.0010 specifically covers this gum-sourced rosin with low color and high acid number.
Brazilian Pine Gum Rosin
Gum rosin sourced from Brazilian Pinus elliottii plantations via oleoresin tapping, featuring high abietic acid content for varnish production. Classified as gum rosin under 3806.10.0010 due to its direct tree exudate origin.
American Gum Rosin from Slash Pine
Premium gum rosin from US Southern slash pine (Pinus elliottii), distilled for optical-grade clarity in printing inks. Falls under HTS 3806.10.0010 as pure gum rosin acids from oleoresin.