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HS Heading 2003 : Mushrooms and truffles, prepared or preserved otherwise than by vinegar or acetic acid

HEADING DEFINITION & DISAMBIGUATION

HS Heading 2003 encompasses mushrooms and truffles, prepared or preserved otherwise than by vinegar or acetic acid. It classifies 2 6-digit WCO subheadings within Chapter 20 under the Harmonized System [USITC HTS 2026].

Chapter

Ch 20

Heading

2003

Subheadings

2 HS6

Status

Verified 2026

Subheadings Under Heading 2003

HS Code	WCO 6-Digit Subheading Description	Chapter	Operational Package
2003.10	Mushrooms of the genus Agaricus	20	View 2003.10 Package →
2003.90	Mushrooms and truffles, prepared or preserved otherwise than by vinegar or acetic acid, Other	20	View 2003.90 Package →

DISAMBIGUATION & CLASSIFICATION GUIDE

How to Select the Correct Subheading Under Heading 2003

Commercial shipments must be declared under the exact 6-digit WCO subheading that matches physical, chemical, or processing characteristics. Review the subheading descriptions above and verify against binding CBP CROSS rulings prior to entry filing.

Official Primary Sources & Authority References

USITC HTS Heading 2003 ↗

United States International Trade Commission official Harmonized Tariff Schedule.

CBP CROSS Rulings ↗

CBP e-Rulings database for Heading 2003 precedent rulings.

WCO Nomenclature ↗

World Customs Organization Harmonized System 2022 nomenclature standard.

U.S. Census Foreign Trade ↗

U.S. Census Bureau HTS-to-NAICS concordance and Schedule B export database.

Heading 2003 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What commercial articles are grouped under HS Heading 2003?

HS Heading 2003 covers Mushrooms and truffles, prepared or preserved otherwise than by vinegar or acetic acid, grouping 2 6-digit WCO subheadings.

How are 6-digit subheadings structured under Heading 2003?

Subheadings under Heading 2003 range from 2003.11 to 2003.90, classifying goods by processing state, origin, or material composition.

What is the representative US import duty rate for Heading 2003?

US MFN general duty rates for Heading 2003 commodities range from Duty-Free up to representative ad valorem percentages under the 2026 US HTS.

Are Section 301 tariffs applicable to goods under Heading 2003?

Section 301 additional tariffs depend on the specific 8-digit or 10-digit US HTS code and country of origin (e.g. China Lists 1–4A).

What PGA message set flags apply to Heading 2003?

Partner Government Agency flags (FDA, USDA APHIS, EPA) apply depending on the specific commodity sub-classification.

How do I distinguish between subheadings under Heading 2003?

Review WCO subheading terms and candidate descriptions. For example, unroasted vs. roasted or decaffeinated vs. non-decaffeinated.

Can goods under Heading 2003 enter duty-free under USMCA?

Yes. Goods originating in USMCA territories (US, Mexico, Canada) enter duty-free under SPI code P with a valid Certificate of Origin.

What is the Section 321 de minimis limit for Heading 2003?

Eligible import shipments valued at $800 USD or less imported by one person on one day enter duty-free under 19 U.S.C. 1321.

What documents are required for formal customs entry of Heading 2003?

Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Bill of Lading, and CBP Form 7501 are mandatory for entries exceeding $2,500 USD.

How can an importer get a binding CBP classification ruling for Heading 2003?

Importers may apply for a binding ruling via CBP National Commodity Specialist Division under 19 CFR Part 177.