U.S. exports of fresh or chilled goose cuts & offal (excluding livers) (HS 020754) totaled $88K in March 2026, traded with 2 countries.
Last updated: March 2026 dataFresh and chilled goose cuts and edible offal other than livers are captured under a single US tariff line (0207540000), reflecting the relatively low commercial volume of this product category in US trade. USDA FSIS governs admissibility, requiring reinspection from an approved foreign establishment. The fresh or chilled format imposes strict cold-chain requirements and short shelf-life constraints, making this a logistically demanding import category typically handled by specialty importers serving high-end foodservice accounts.
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Yes — FSIS reinspection requirements apply regardless of whether goose products are fresh, chilled, or frozen. The establishment must be FSIS-approved, and the shipment must carry the exporting country's official inspection certificate. The fresh or chilled format simply adds urgency to the inspection timeline given the product's limited shelf life.
Fatty goose livers (foie gras) are classified separately under HS heading 020755, not under 020754. Importers should confirm whether a liver product qualifies as 'fatty' under the relevant production criteria, as misclassification between these headings can affect duty liability and admissibility documentation.
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Subheading 17 of 19 in heading 0207
Subheading 020754 · $0 of $25.4M
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Fewer than 6 of the last 12 months reported trade above $500K; the trend chart is not shown for thin series.
Through July 2026. Source: U.S. Census Bureau.
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None recorded for this period.