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Live Purebred Breeding Buffalo

Name: Live Purebred Breeding Buffalo (HS 0102310000) -- U.S. Import Data
Creator: U.S. Census Bureau
License: https://www.census.gov/about/policies/open-gov/open-data.html

HS 0102310000Schedule B number10-digit

U.S. exports of live purebred breeding buffalo (HS 0102310000) totaled $12K in February 2026, traded with 1 country.

Last updated: February 2026 data

This HS10 classification is the US-specific tariff code for live purebred breeding buffalo, used for CBP entry filings and official US trade statistics. Importers must provide breed registry documentation and USDA APHIS import permits to qualify animals under this subheading. This code aligns directly with the HS6 heading 010231 with no further US-level subdivision.

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Imports: $0
Exports: $0; none recorded

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Frequently Asked Questions

What duty rate applies to live purebred breeding buffalo imported under HTS 0102310000?

The general (MFN) duty rate for purebred breeding buffalo is free under US tariff schedules. Importers should verify the current rate in the USITC Harmonized Tariff Schedule and confirm whether any special program rates or trade agreement benefits apply.

Which countries are the primary exporters of purebred breeding buffalo to the United States?

Major sources of live buffalo imports to the US include Canada, Mexico, and select Asian countries with established water buffalo breeding programs. Country of origin affects applicable trade agreement benefits and USDA health certification requirements.

Does the 'purebred breeding' designation require USDA certification at the port of entry?

Yes. USDA APHIS inspectors verify health certificates and may review breed documentation at the port of entry. Animals that cannot be verified as purebred breeding stock may be reclassified under the NESOI buffalo subheading (0102390000), which may carry different duty implications.