Rapeseed Canola Biodiesel B100
B100 biodiesel derived from rapeseed/canola oil, a mono-alkyl ester of fatty acids designed as renewable diesel fuel with negligible petroleum content. Falls under HTS 3826.00.3000 for pure biodiesel fuels not exceeding 70% bituminous oil mixtures.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If blended with 70%+ petroleum diesel for on-road use
High petroleum ratio in mixtures triggers separate subheading within biodiesel mixtures category.
If imported as crude low-erucic rapeseed oil before esterification
Pre-processed vegetable oils remain in Chapter 15 as inedible fats, not finished biodiesel.
If marketed as industrial chemical ester rather than fuel
Non-fuel end-use shifts to generic chemical preparations excluding biodiesel specification.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Confirm EN 14214 or ASTM D6751 standards with third-party lab certification for oxidation stability and cold filter plugging point
• Document feedstock origin (e.g
• canola crops) for USDA biofuel programs and avoid tariff pitfalls from unverified blends
• Label containers clearly as 'biodiesel fuel' to prevent reclassification as inedible oils during customs exam
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