Shea Butter Fraction for Industrial Wax
Refined stearin fraction from shea butter used as a vegetable wax substitute in industrial polishes and coatings. Classified under HTS 3824.99.41 as mixtures of vegetable fatty substances prepared for chemical applications. High melting point provides hardness in wax formulations.
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If vegetable wax meeting wax definition
Waxes from vegetable sources have specific classification in 1521.
If minor synthetic wax blend
Mixed wax preparations with synthetic content go to other 3824.99.
If for food industry use
Edible shea fractions remain under fixed vegetable fat provisions.
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• Melting point and saponification value certification; fair trade origin docs beneficial; declare non-edible to avoid Chapter 15
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