Canadian Maple Syrup Granules
Dehydrated maple syrup granules produced in Canada from maple sap, classified under HTS 1702.90.58 as other sugar syrups not elsewhere specified. This product qualifies for USMCA preferential treatment under 9823.10.09 as an originating good of Canada per general note 11. The granules are used in baking and confectionery as a natural sweetener alternative.
Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin
Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If containing significant sucrose content
Higher sucrose syrups fall under 1702.90.20; requires lab analysis to distinguish from 1702.90.58.
If flavored or processed as food preparation
Mixtures with flavorings or additives shift to Chapter 21 food preparations.
If US goods returned after Canadian processing
US-origin syrup processed in Canada may qualify as returned US goods.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Obtain USMCA origin certificate proving Canadian production from maple sap to qualify for duty-free entry
• Ensure product meets 1702.90.58 specs (syrup not pure sucrose/maltose) with detailed composition analysis
• Maintain records showing transformation in Canada; transshipment through non-USMCA countries disqualifies
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