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U.S. imports of live male cattle, 200 kg to under 320 kg each, not purebred breeding or dairy (HS 0102294054) totaled $478K in June 2026, traded with 1 country.
Live Male Cattle, 200 kg to Under 320 kg Each, Not Purebred Breeding or Dairy imports of $478K in June 2026 ran 41% above the year-to-date monthly average of $340K.
This subheading covers live male cattle weighing 200 kg or more but less than 320 kg each, excluding purebred breeding and dairy-designated animals. Animals in this weight range are typically yearling or growing feeder cattle entering U.S. feedlots for finishing. This weight class represents a significant segment of cross-border cattle trade, particularly from Mexico and Canada.
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At this weight range, the subheading covers male cattle broadly. However, steers imported for immediate slaughter at 320 kg or more are separately classified under 0102294062. Below 320 kg, the distinction between steers and bulls is not made at the subheading level for non-slaughter animals.
Cattle originating from Canada or Mexico that qualify under USMCA rules of origin are generally eligible for duty-free treatment. Importers must provide a valid USMCA certification of origin to claim preferential tariff treatment at entry.
Animals weighing exactly 320 kg or more shift into higher subheadings (0102294062 for steers for immediate slaughter or 0102294064 for bulls). Accurate certified weights are critical, as misclassification can result in incorrect duty assessment and potential CBP penalties.
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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.