What is the HTS code for puffed rice?

Q: What is the HTS code for puffed rice?

The 6-digit HS code for puffed rice is 1904.10. The first 6 digits are the same in every country using the Harmonized System; the full 8-10 digit national code (e.g. EU TARIC, US HTSUS) depends on the destination country.

HTS Code for puffed rice

Product

puffed rice

HS Code (6-digit)

1904.10.••.••

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The 6-digit HS code for puffed rice is 1904.10.

The first 6 digits are the same in every country using the Harmonized System; the full 8-10 digit national code (e.g. EU TARIC, US HTSUS) depends on the destination country.

Aviler

CN Code :	1904.10

Issuing Country : European Union Countries

Fluffy, curved-shaped, crunchy snack; It mainly contains corn kernels with added sunflower oil and cheese powder. The cheese powder in question; Contains milk fat powder, colorant (paprika extract) and salt. Optimal friction is achieved by increasing the natural moisture of corn kernels, which can vary between 12-13%, by 2 to 6% by adding water, and by swelling the material under the required pressure and heat. After fluffing, the corn curls are dried; Cheese powder and sunflower oil are added to the aroma drum.

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US Customs Ruling (CROSS)

HS Code :	1904.10
HTS Code :	1904.10.••

Ruling Number :

Issuing Country : UNITED STATES

Date Of Issue : 2017-11-07T00:00:00

Rice cakes made from rice, wheat starch, and salt. Ingredients are steam cooked, then dried in a refrigerator and preserved with ethyl alcohol. The product is not baked but undergoes swelling through steaming, classified as prepared food obtained by the swelling of cereals or cereal products.

Description : Dried (Roasted) Seaweed, Thai Jasmine Rice, and Rice Cakes

Please importantly note that only the relevant portion of the related US Ruling (Cross) is displayed above. You may refer to the said customs ruling for the entire ruling explanation.

Source : US Customs Ruling (CROSS)
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