U.S. imports of bulgur wheat, pre-cooked or otherwise prepared (HS 190430) totaled $297K in April 2026, traded with 11 countries.
Turkey dominates US imports of prepared bulgur wheat under tariff line 1904300000, with Italy and Brazil also among the leading suppliers — a supplier profile that reflects the grain's deep roots in Middle Eastern and Mediterranean food traditions. Bulgur enters commerce as a fully or partially pre-cooked, cracked durum wheat product, distinguishing it from raw wheat and from other prepared cereals classified elsewhere in Chapter 19. FDA regulates imported prepared grain foods for labeling, safety, and facility registration under its food import program. Importers should note that origin documentation is critical given the diversity of source countries, some of which may carry differing duty treatment.
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Bulgur is specifically cracked, pre-cooked durum wheat, and the US schedule captures it in a single 10-digit line (1904300000) separate from other prepared non-corn cereals. The key classification distinction is that it must be pre-cooked or otherwise prepared — raw cracked wheat would fall outside this heading.
Turkey is the leading supplier, followed by Italy and Brazil. Iraq and Jordan also appear among the top source countries, reflecting the grain's strong commercial presence across the Middle East and Mediterranean region.
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Imports
$297K
from 11 countries · YTD: $1.2M
Exports
$683K
Surplus of $386K (net exporter)
Trade balance: surplus of $386K (net exporter)
YTD: $1.2M imported (April 2026)
48 shipments/month
Monthly import values over time
Top U.S. entry points for this product, ranked by latest-month import value.