HS Code 0712
Dried and Dehydrated Vegetables
HS code 0712 covers dried vegetables in various forms like slices or powders, which are preserved through dehydration and not yet further processed.
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HS Code 0712 — Dried and Dehydrated Vegetables
This code covers vegetables that have been dried (dehydrated) to extend shelf life. They can be whole, sliced, broken, or in powder form, provided they haven't been further prepared into a finished meal.
What's included
- Dried onions
- Dried mushrooms (porcini, etc.)
- Dried garlic
- Vegetable powders (carrot, spinach)
- Dried sweetcorn
What's excluded
- Mixed vegetable seasonings → use
2103(Considered a mixed condiment or seasoning) - Dried leguminous vegetables → use
0713(Classified under a specific heading for pulses)
Common examples
- Dehydrated onion flakes
- Sun-dried porcini mushrooms
- Garlic powder for industrial food use
- Dried sliced carrots
- Dried wood ear mushrooms
Frequently asked questions
Is dried garlic classified as a spice?
No, within the HS system, dried garlic is classified as a vegetable under heading 0712 rather than under spices in Chapter 9.
Trade & shipping notes
- Typical duty range: 0% - 15%
- Documentation: Check for 'Aflatoxin' testing requirements for certain dried items originating from specific regions.
- Typical shipping mode: LCL
- Top exporters: China, India, United States
- Top importers: Germany, United States, Japan
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Key takeaway
Focus on dehydration preservation; includes vegetable powders often mistaken for spices.
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