Seeds of anise, badian, fennel, coriander, cumin, caraway or juniper

In plain English

This section covers the seeds of anise, badian, fennel, coriander, cumin, caraway, and juniper berries. These items are classified as spices and are divided based on whether they are whole or processed. The specific categories distinguish between coriander seeds, cumin seeds, and the remaining seeds and berries. Each group is further separated into those that are neither crushed nor ground and those that are crushed or ground.

PARAPHRASE OF THE OFFICIAL HS 2022 TEXTS BELOW — NOT LEGAL ADVICE

6-digit subheadings (6)

Official HS 2022 subheading texts. National tariff schedules subdivide these further (8-10 digit lines) and set the actual duty rates.

Chapter 09 classification notes

Classification certainty

The 6-digit level shown here is the internationally harmonised layer. Duty rates attach to national 8-10 digit tariff lines, which differ by country — use the duty calculator for lane estimates. For binding certainty, request a ruling from the destination customs authority.

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