U.S. imports of prepared or preserved apricots (HS 200850) totaled $209K in April 2026, traded with 12 countries.
Processed apricot products enter US commerce in two principal forms under this heading: apricot pulp (2008502000), used as a base ingredient in jams, confectionery, and beverages, and whole or halved prepared apricots (2008504000), destined for retail canning and foodservice. China is the dominant supplier, with Mexico and France also ranking among the top sources — France notably for high-quality confectionery-grade preparations. The heading's general line (2008500000) captures products not elsewhere specified. FDA oversight applies at entry, and importers of pulp should verify Brix levels and added-sugar declarations, as these affect both classification and labeling compliance.
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Apricot pulp is specifically enumerated at 2008502000, while whole, halved, or otherwise prepared apricots fall under 2008504000. The pulp line is particularly relevant for ingredient buyers supplying jam, bakery, and beverage manufacturers, as it carries distinct classification and labeling requirements from retail-pack fruit.
China is the top supplier under this heading, followed by Mexico and France. Canada and Greece also appear among the top five sources, with France recognized for premium confectionery-grade apricot preparations.
Imports
$209K
from 12 countries · YTD: $840K
Exports
$48K
Deficit of $161K (net importer)
Trade balance: deficit of $161K (net importer)
YTD: $840K imported (April 2026)
20 shipments/month
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