The HS Code 04069061 refers to cheeses and substitutes for cheese, including mixtures, made from cow's milk and specifically those that contain romano, reggiano, parmesan, provolone, or other similar types of cheese. These products are subject to general note 15, which outlines specific regulations and requirements for their import and export.
When importing these cheeses, the bound / MFN (Most Favored Nation) duty rate is 7.5%. This means that every time a country lowers a trade barrier or opens up a market, it must do so for the same goods or services from all its trading partners. This ensures fair and equal treatment for all countries involved in international trade.
The quantity unit for these cheeses is kilograms (KG). This measurement is used to determine the weight and quantity of the product being imported or exported.
There are also special tariff preference programs available for the import of these cheeses. Under these programs, certain countries may receive preferential treatment or duty-free status when importing these products. The following countries have special tariff rates for HS Code 04069061:
These countries have specific agreements or trade preferences with the United States that allow for duty-free treatment or lower tariff rates when importing HS Code 04069061 cheeses.
When looking at the importing and exporting states for these cheeses, it is important to note that the data provided focuses on the United States. The top importing state for HS Code 04069061 cheeses is New Jersey. This state has a high demand for these products and receives a significant amount of imports.
On the other hand, the top exporting states for these cheeses are Idaho and New Mexico. These states are known for their dairy production and have a strong presence in the cheese industry. They export a considerable amount of HS Code 04069061 cheeses to meet the demand in other states or countries.
HS Code 04069061 refers to cheeses and substitutes for cheese made from cow's milk, including mixtures with romano, reggiano, parmesan, provolone, or similar types of cheese. These products are subject to specific regulations and may be eligible for special tariff preference programs. The top importing state for these cheeses in the United States is New Jersey, while the top exporting states are Idaho and New Mexico.