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Harmonized System Codes • Schedule B • Harmonized Commodity Description

HS Code 09095000: Seeds of Fennel or Juniper Berries

Seeds of fennel or juniper berries fall under the HS code 09095000. This code is used to classify and identify specific goods for import and export purposes. In this article, we will explore the product description, duty rates, quantity unit, special tariff preference programs, and the importing and exporting US states for this particular HS code. Product Description: Seeds of fennel or juniper berries are included under HS code 09095000. Fennel seeds are derived from the fennel plant and are commonly used as a spice in various cuisines, while juniper berries are the fruits of the juniper plant and are often used in flavoring alcoholic beverages such as gin. Bound / MFN Duty Rate: The duty rate for HS code 09095000 is free. This means that there are no import duties imposed on the seeds of fennel or juniper berries. The concept of a bound or most-favored-nation (MFN) duty rate ensures that whenever 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. Quantity Unit: The quantity unit for HS code 09095000 is kilograms (KG). This unit of measurement is used to determine the weight of the seeds of fennel or juniper berries being imported or exported. Special Tariff Preference Programs: Under this HS code, there are several special tariff preference programs available. These programs provide specific benefits or exemptions to certain countries. The programs applicable to HS code 09095000 are as follows: 1. Generalized System of Preferences (GSP): This program grants duty-free treatment to eligible countries. 2. Australia Special Rate: Australia has a special rate for importing seeds of fennel or juniper berries. 3. Bahrain Special Rate: Bahrain offers a special rate for importing these seeds. 4. NAFTA for Canada: Canada enjoys duty-free treatment under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). 5. Chile Special Rate: Chile has a special rate for importing seeds of fennel or juniper berries. 6. Caribbean Basin Initiative (CBI): This program provides duty-free treatment to eligible countries in the Caribbean region. 7. Israel Special Rate: Israel offers duty-free treatment for importing these seeds. 8. Andean Trade Preference Act (ATPA): ATPA provides preferential treatment to eligible countries in the Andean region. 9. Jordan Special Rate: Jordan has a special rate for importing seeds of fennel or juniper berries. 10. Morocco Special Rate: Morocco offers a special rate for importing these seeds. 11. NAFTA for Mexico: Mexico enjoys duty-free treatment under NAFTA. 12. Oman Special Rate: Oman has a special rate for importing seeds of fennel or juniper berries. 13. Dominican Republic-Central American Special Rate (DR-CAFTA): DR-CAFTA provides preferential treatment to eligible countries in the Dominican Republic and Central America. 14. Peru Special Rate: Peru has a special rate for importing these seeds. 15. Singapore Special Rate: Singapore offers a special rate for importing seeds of fennel or juniper berries. Importing US States: HS code 09095000 allows the importation of seeds of fennel or juniper berries into various US states. Importers can bring these goods into any state within the United States. Exporting US States: Likewise, exporters from any US state can ship seeds of fennel or juniper berries to other countries. The HS code 09095000 enables the exportation of these goods from any state in the United States. HS code 09095000 pertains to the classification of seeds of fennel or juniper berries for import and export purposes. The duty rate for this HS code is free, and the quantity unit is kilograms. Various special tariff preference programs provide benefits to specific countries, and the import and export of these goods are possible from any US state.

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