HS Code 1001
Wheat and Meslin Grain
HS code 1001 covers durum and common wheat and meslin in grain form, essential for global flour production and requiring phytosanitary certificates for trade.
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HS Code 1001 — Wheat and Meslin Grain
This code covers all varieties of wheat and meslin, which is a mixture of wheat and rye. It includes durum wheat for pasta production and common wheat for bread and animal feed, provided they are in grain form.
What's included
- Durum wheat
- Common wheat
- Spelt
- Meslin (wheat and rye mix)
What's excluded
- Roasted wheat → use
1904(Processed or prepared cereals fall under Chapter 19.) - Wheat flour → use
1101(Milled grain products move to Chapter 11.)
Common examples
- Hard red winter wheat
- Amber durum wheat grain
- Soft white wheat
- Organic spelt grain
Frequently asked questions
Is seed wheat covered under 1001?
Yes, wheat intended for sowing is classified here, typically under specific subheadings like 1001.11 or 1001.91.
Trade & shipping notes
- Typical duty range: 0% - 20%
- Documentation: Requires a Phytosanitary Certificate to ensure the cargo is free from pests and diseases like Tilletia indica.
- Typical shipping mode: Bulk
- Top exporters: Russian Federation, United States, Canada, France
- Top importers: Egypt, Indonesia, Turkey, China
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Key takeaway
Bulk wheat grain classification depends on whether it is durum or common wheat and if it is for sowing.
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