Patagonian Merino Greasy Fleece
Greasy Merino fleece from Patagonia region, fine micron count finer than 58s, unwashed and uncombed for top-end textile mills. HTS 5101.19.6060 covers this as other greasy wool, with duties on clean kg yield after allowances for VM and processing loss.
Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin
Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If cotton, not wool
Chapter 52 covers cotton; fiber content testing distinguishes from wool under precise HTS definitions.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Use IWTO standards for clean yield testing to match US note definitions
• Declare if any pre-carbonization occurred
• Common issue: undervaluation of clean yield inflates duties payable
Related Products under HTS 5101.19.60.60
Merino Fleece Wool Greasy
Greasy Merino wool fleece finer than 58s, shorn directly from sheep and not carded or combed, containing natural lanolin and impurities. Classified under HTS 5101.19.6060 as greasy wool other than fleece-washed, with fineness suitable for high-quality apparel yarns. The clean yield is calculated based on official chapter definitions excluding vegetable matter and foreign impurities.
New Zealand Romney Cross Greasy Wool
Greasy Romney crossbreed wool from New Zealand, finer than 58s, in its natural unwashed state with lanolin and dirt, not carded or combed. Fits HTS 5101.19.6060 for other greasy wool of fine quality used in worsted spinning systems. Clean yield determination follows US note (b) specifications for absolute clean content.
Australian Merino 60s Greasy Wool
Premium Australian Merino wool graded 60s (finer than 58s) in greasy condition, unprocessed beyond shearing, retaining natural oils and VM (vegetable matter). HTS 5101.19.6060 applies to this fine greasy wool other than fleece-washed, ideal for suiting fabrics. Duties assessed on clean yield per official definitions.
South African Fine Merino Greasy Wool
Greasy fine Merino wool from South Africa, exceeding 58s fineness, shipped in bales without carding or combing, including natural grease and impurities. Classified in 5101.19.6060 as other greasy wool for premium yarn production. Chapter notes define wool and clean yield precisely for duty computation.