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U.S. exports of frozen edible bovine brains (HS 0206290030) totaled $86K in June 2026, traded with 2 countries.
This classification covers frozen edible brains sourced from bovine animals, including cattle. These products are subject to strict food safety regulations, including USDA FSIS inspection, and face significant import/export restrictions in many markets due to BSE (bovine spongiform encephalopathy) concerns. Primary trade flows involve specialty food markets, ethnic cuisine suppliers, and pharmaceutical or research applications.
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Yes. Bovine brains are subject to USDA FSIS inspection and may face restrictions related to BSE risk status of the country of origin. Many countries are prohibited from exporting bovine brains to the US due to BSE concerns.
Frozen bovine brains generally enter the US duty-free under the MFN rate, but importers must verify country-specific trade agreements and any applicable sanitary/phytosanitary requirements before shipment.
Key import markets include countries in the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and parts of Europe where bovine brains are used in traditional cuisine, subject to each country's BSE-related import eligibility status.
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