HS Code 200290
Tomato Paste and Puree
HS code 200290 covers tomatoes preserved without vinegar that are crushed, pureed, or concentrated, such as tomato paste and high-density concentrates.
6-digit Section IVFCL
HS Code 200290 — Tomato Paste and Puree
This code is for processed tomato products that are no longer whole or in distinct pieces. It primarily covers tomato paste, puree, and concentrates used as ingredients in the food industry or for home cooking.
What's included
- Tomato paste
- Tomato puree
- Tomato concentrate
- Crushed tomatoes (polpa)
What's excluded
- Whole peeled tomatoes → use
200210(Whole or diced tomatoes belong in 200210.) - Tomato juice → use
200950(Juices are classified under heading 2009.)
Common examples
- Double concentrated tomato paste
- Tomato puree in tubes
- Aseptic bags of tomato concentrate
- Canned crushed tomatoes
Frequently asked questions
What is the threshold for tomato juice vs puree?
Juice usually has a lower dry weight content (Brix). If it is thick and intended for cooking rather than drinking, it is usually 200290.
Trade & shipping notes
- Typical duty range: 12% - 20%
- Documentation: High-risk commodity for Anti-Dumping Duties (ADD) particularly for Chinese origin paste.
- Typical shipping mode: FCL
- Top exporters: China, Italy, United States
- Top importers: Nigeria, Japan, United Kingdom
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Key takeaway
The primary code for bulk and retail tomato paste and concentrated purees.
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