Tinplate Jam Spoon
A serving spoon from tinplate designed for scooping preserves and jams from jars. Under HTS 7323.99.50.30 for its role as food-contact kitchenware made specifically of tinplate. Non-tarnishing finish suits repeated exposure to acidic foods.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If designed for cutting or spreading function
Spoons with butter knife features classify as kitchen utensils under Chapter 82.
If coated or plated with precious metal
Any gold/silver plating moves it out of the 'not coated or plated' subheading.
If part of a caddy set with textile elements
Sets with fabric linings classify under Chapter 42 as travel sets.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Test for heavy metal leaching to meet EU/ FDA food safety regs before import
• Use precise HTS description matching 'kitchen or tableware suitable for food or drink contact'
• Watch for reclassification if spoon length exceeds typical tableware dimensions
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