What is the import duty rate for HTS 2002 (Tomatoes Prepared Or Preserved Otherwise Than By Vinegar Or Acetic Acid:)?

The general (MFN) duty rate for HTS 2002 is varies by subheading. Free-trade-agreement (special) and Column 2 rates may also apply. Estimate the total landed cost by country of origin with the ShipSeeker calculator.

What does HTS 2002 cover?

HTS 2002 covers Tomatoes Prepared Or Preserved Otherwise Than By Vinegar Or Acetic Acid: in the U.S. Harmonized Tariff Schedule (chapter 20).

Is HTS 2002 subject to a Section 301 tariff?

Goods imported from China may carry an additional Section 301 tariff (typically +25% or +7.5%) on top of the base duty rate. Use the ShipSeeker calculator with origin set to China to estimate it.

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Tomatoes Prepared Or Preserved Otherwise Than By Vinegar Or Acetic Acid:

U.S. import duty rate & tariff classification for HTS 2002 in the Harmonized Tariff Schedule.

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Duty rates for HTS 2002 are set at the subheading level.

Across its 2 subheadings, published general rates are 12.5%. Pick a specific code below for its exact rate.

Subheadings under 2002

HTS code	Description	General rate
2002.10.00	Tomatoes, Whole Or In Pieces	12.5%
2002.90	Other:	—

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Source: U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC) Harmonized Tariff Schedule. Rates are for reference; verify with a licensed customs broker before importing.