HS Code 200899
Other Prepared Fruit and Edible Plant Parts
HS code 200899 is a residual category for other prepared or preserved fruits, nuts, and edible plant parts not specifically mentioned in other subheadings.
6-digit Section IVFCL
HS Code 200899 — Other Prepared Fruit and Edible Plant Parts
This is a residual 'catch-all' category for processed fruits and plant parts not listed elsewhere. It includes items like aloe vera, ginger in syrup, and various exotic fruits processed for preservation.
What's included
- Preserved ginger in syrup
- Aloe vera in syrup
- Canned lychees or longans
- Processed bamboo shoots (non-vinegar)
What's excluded
- Bamboo shoots in vinegar → use
200190(Vegetables prepared with vinegar or acetic acid fall under 2001.)
Common examples
- Canned Lychees in Syrup
- Ginger stem in jars
- Preserved jackfruit in tins
- Aloe Vera drink chunks in syrup
Frequently asked questions
When should I use 'Other' (200899)?
Use this only if the specific fruit does not have its own 6-digit code in heading 2008.
Trade & shipping notes
- Typical duty range: 5% - 15%
- Documentation: Specific plant parts may require additional biosafety documentation.
- Typical shipping mode: FCL
- Top exporters: Thailand, China, Vietnam
- Top importers: United States, Japan, Europe
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Key takeaway
Essential code for exotic preserved fruits like lychees and specialty items like ginger in syrup.
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