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HSChapter 01
U.S. imports of live dairy cattle, 90 kg or more each, not purebred breeding (HS 0102292012) totaled $3.6M in June 2026, traded with 1 country.
This subheading covers live cattle imported specifically for dairy purposes, weighing 90 kg or more each, that are not classified as purebred breeding animals. These animals are typically heifers or cows destined for commercial milk production operations. The dairy-purpose designation is a key factor in classification and may require supporting documentation at entry.
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CBP and APHIS may require a declaration of intended use, purchase contracts, or other commercial documentation demonstrating the animals are destined for dairy operations. Misclassification between dairy and non-dairy subheadings can result in duty adjustments.
Yes, the weight is assessed at the time of importation. Animals weighing less than 90 kg each at entry would fall under a different subheading, even if they are intended for dairy use.
Changing the use of animals imported under a specific-use classification may trigger post-entry review or duty liability. Importers should consult with a licensed customs broker before altering the declared end use.
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Monthly import values over time
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U.S. trade for this product is not broken down by state or port in the latest Census Bureau release.