HSChapter 29
U.S. imports of adrenal cortical hormones and derivatives (other) (HS 293729) totaled $32.6M in April 2026, traded with 20 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataBeyond the halogenated subheading, this residual corticosteroid category captures a clinically important range of compounds: hydrocortisone salts and esters (2937299020), prednisolone salts and esters (2937299040), anabolic agents and androgens (2937299050), and a broad basket of other steroidal hormones and analogues (2937299095). Italy and Germany lead US supply, with China a significant third source — a supplier mix that spans both established European API manufacturers and lower-cost Asian producers. Anabolic agents and androgens in this heading are controlled substances under the Controlled Substances Act, requiring DEA import authorization in addition to FDA review.
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Yes. Many anabolic steroids and androgens are Schedule III controlled substances under the Controlled Substances Act. Importers must hold a valid DEA importer registration and obtain the appropriate import permit or quota allocation before shipment. FDA admissibility requirements apply concurrently. Consult a licensed customs broker and DEA-registered counsel to confirm the regulatory pathway for specific compounds.
Classification hinges on the specific steroid nucleus: hydrocortisone (cortisol) derivatives go to 2937299020, while prednisolone derivatives — which carry an additional double bond in the A-ring — go to 2937299040. A Certificate of Analysis identifying the INN (International Nonproprietary Name) and chemical structure is the standard supporting document. CBP may request additional technical data if the compound is a novel ester or salt not previously classified.
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