Beet sugar is a type of raw sugar that is derived from sugar beets. It is classified under HS Code 17011250, which specifically refers to raw beet sugar in solid form, without any added flavoring or coloring. This particular HS code is not subject to General Note 15 or Additional US 5 to Chapter 17.
When it comes to trade, it is important to consider the bound / MFN (Most Favored Nation) duty rate associated with HS Code 17011250. The bound duty rate for this product is 35.74 cents per kilogram (KG). 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.
The quantity unit for beet sugar under HS Code 17011250 is kilograms (KG). This is the standard unit used to measure and trade this product internationally.
In terms of special tariff preference programs, there are several countries that offer free trade for beet sugar. For example, Jordan and Mexico have a free trade agreement (FTA) in place, allowing for duty-free import and export of beet sugar. This is reflected in the tariff code 9914.17.05 and 9914.17.15 for these respective countries.
Similarly, Bahrain, Chile, Morocco, Oman, and Singapore have their own special rate programs for beet sugar. These countries have specific tariff codes (9911.17.05, 9911.17.15, 9912.17.05, 9912.17.15, 9916.17.05, 9916.17.15, 9822.05.20, 9910.17.05, 9910.17.15) that denote the preferential treatment given to beet sugar imports.
It is important to note that the United States has importing and exporting states for beet sugar under HS Code 17011250. These states vary depending on the specific trade agreements and arrangements in place between the US and other countries.
HS Code 17011250 pertains to raw beet sugar in solid form, without added flavoring or coloring. It has a bound duty rate of 35.74 cents per kilogram and is traded in kilograms (KG). Various countries have special tariff preference programs for beet sugar, allowing for duty-free trade. Understanding the specific HS code and its associated regulations is crucial for those involved in the import and export of beet sugar.