HS Code 1002
Rye Grain
HS code 1002 is for rye grain used in baking and distilling, requiring strict moisture monitoring and phytosanitary clearance for international shipping.
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HS Code 1002 — Rye Grain
Rye is a cereal grain used extensively for bread-making, spirit distillation, and animal fodder. This code applies to the raw grain before any milling or further processing has occurred.
What's included
- Rye for sowing
- Rye for human consumption
- Rye for animal feed
What's excluded
- Rye flour → use
1102(Flours are classified in Chapter 11.)
Common examples
- Winter rye grain
- Secale cereale
- Organic rye for distilling
Frequently asked questions
Difference between rye and meslin?
Rye (1002) is a pure grain, while meslin (1001) is a traditional field-grown mixture of wheat and rye.
Trade & shipping notes
- Typical duty range: 0% - 10%
- Documentation: Check for ergot alkaloid limits in the destination country.
- Typical shipping mode: Bulk
- Top exporters: Poland, Germany, Canada
- Top importers: Germany, United States, Japan
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Key takeaway
Rye is classified as a cereal in Chapter 10 unless it has been ground into flour.
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