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HTS tariff line · chapter 20

2007.99.70

Fruit jellies: currant and berry

Analysis

HTS 2007.99.70 covers fruit jellies: currant and berry under heading 2007 (jams, fruit jellies, marmalades, fruit or nut pureé and fruit or nut pastes, obtained by…).

Neighbouring lines carry rates from duty-free to 14%, so the exact line matters. The widest gap is with 2007.99.55 (pastes and purees: papaya), at 14%: a product that belongs there but is entered here, or the reverse, changes the duty by 12.6 percentage points.

The general duty rate is 1.4% of the customs value, which is at the low end of the rates in chapter 20 (19th percentile of 107 lines with an ad valorem rate). On a shipment valued at $10,000 that is $140 in duty before any Chapter 99 additions or preference claims.

The column 2 rate, for countries without normal trade relations, is 35%, 25.0 times the general rate.

Goods that qualify under GSP, the Australia FTA, the Bahrain FTA, the Chile FTA, the Colombia TPA, and 12 others can enter duty-free instead of paying 1.4%. It is also eligible under GSP, the developing-country programme, which Congress has to renew; check whether GSP is in force on the entry date.

Neighbouring lines

LineDescriptionGeneral rate
2007.99.05Lingonberry and raspberry1.8%
2007.99.10Jams: strawberry2.2%
2007.99.15Currant and other berry1.4%
2007.99.20Jams: apricot3.5%
2007.99.25Jams: cherry4.5%
2007.99.30Jams: guavaFree
2007.99.35Jams: peach7%
2007.99.40Jams: pineapple4%
2007.99.45Jams: other5.6%
2007.99.48Apple, quince and pear12%
2007.99.50Pastes and purees: guava and mango1.3%
2007.99.55Pastes and purees: papaya14%
2007.99.60Pastes and purees: strawberry12%
2007.99.65Pastes and purees: other10%
2007.99.75Fruit jellies: other3.2%