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U.S. imports of live female cattle, 200 kg to under 320 kg each, not purebred breeding or dairy (HS 0102294058) totaled $981K in June 2026, traded with 1 country.
Last updated: June 2026 dataThis subheading applies to live female cattle weighing 200 kg or more but less than 320 kg each, excluding purebred breeding animals and those imported for dairy purposes. These heifers are typically in a growing or yearling stage and are commonly destined for U.S. feedlot or stocker operations. Proper weight certification and use-purpose documentation are essential for accurate classification.
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No. Classification is determined at the time of importation based on the declared intended use. Animals not designated for dairy purposes at entry are classified here. Post-entry use changes do not retroactively alter the import classification but may have implications for any use-specific duty or quota treatment.
Female cattle reaching 320 kg or more fall outside this subheading. Unlike males, there is no separate 'immediate slaughter' subheading for females at 320 kg and above within the non-purebred, non-dairy category, so importers should verify the applicable subheading for heavier females.
The United States maintains tariff-rate quotas on live cattle from certain countries. USMCA-origin cattle are generally exempt from these quotas. For non-USMCA origins, importers should check the current TRQ status with CBP and USTR before shipment.
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.
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