HS Code 2925

Carboxyimide and Imine-Function Compounds

HS code 2925 includes carboxyimide-function compounds like saccharin and imine-function compounds used as sweeteners and chemical intermediates.

4-digit Section VILCL

HS Code 2925 — Carboxyimide and Imine-Function Compounds

This category covers organic chemicals with specific imide and imine structures. The most common commercial product here is saccharin, a well-known artificial sweetener used in food and beverages.

What's included

  • Saccharin and its salts
  • Ethyleneimine
  • Guanidines
  • Phthalimide

What's excluded

  • Amides → use 2924 (Amides have different nitrogen-oxygen bonding configurations.)

Common examples

  • Sodium saccharin granules
  • Guanidine hydrochloride
  • Chlorhexidine pure
  • Phthalimide crystals

Frequently asked questions

How is saccharin classified for customs?

Saccharin and its salts (like sodium saccharin) are specifically classified under HS 2925.11.

Trade & shipping notes

  • Typical duty range: 0% - 6.5%
  • Documentation: Saccharin intended for food use must meet USP/EP purity standards and food additive labeling.
  • Typical shipping mode: LCL
  • Top exporters: China, Germany, United States, India
  • Top importers: Japan, Germany, Indonesia, Mexico

Key takeaway

Major code for artificial sweeteners and specialised nitrogen intermediates.

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