HS Code 1514
Rape, Colza, and Mustard Oil
HS code 1514 covers rape, colza, and mustard oils and their fractions, including both low erucic acid (Canola) and high erucic acid varieties without chemical m
HS Code 1514 — Rape, Colza, and Mustard Oil
This code includes rapeseed (canola), colza, and mustard oils. Rape/canola oil is one of the world's most popular cooking oils and a major feedstock for biodiesel, while mustard oil is a staple in South Asian culinary and therapeutic practices.
What's included
- Low erucic acid rape oil (Canola oil)
- High erucic acid rape oil
- Mustard seed oil
- Refined rapeseed oil
What's excluded
- Mustard flour or prepared mustard → use
2103(Processed mustard condiments fall under miscellaneous edible preparations.)
Common examples
- Crude canola oil for biodiesel
- Refined rapeseed oil for bottled retail
- Pure mustard oil for culinary use
Frequently asked questions
Is Canola oil the same as Rapeseed oil in the HS?
Yes, Canola is a trade name for low erucic acid rapeseed oil, which falls under the subheadings of 1514.
Trade & shipping notes
- Typical duty range: 0% - 10%
- Documentation: Mustard oil for food use is restricted in some countries (like the USA) due to high erucic acid content; labelling must often state 'For External Use'.
- Typical shipping mode: Bulk
- Top exporters: Canada, Germany, United Arab Emirates
- Top importers: United States, China, Norway
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Key takeaway
Canola (low erucic) and industrial rape (high erucic) are both under 1514, distinguished at the 6-digit level.
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