U.S. imports of frozen gadidae & related family fish (except fillets) (HS 030495) totaled $174K in April 2026, traded with 6 countries.
Cod, haddock, pollock, and other members of the families Gadidae, Macrouridae, Melanonidae, and related families enter the US in frozen, non-fillet form under this heading, which spans six 10-digit tariff lines covering minced cod (0304951010), minced fish of these families in bulk containers (0304951015), haddock meat in bulk (0304951025), pollock meat in bulk (0304951030), and residual categories. Iceland dominates supply for this heading, reflecting its position as a primary Atlantic cod and haddock harvesting nation, with Canada and China also significant. These products are widely used as raw material inputs for breaded seafood, fish cakes, and foodservice applications. FDA prior notice and NOAA seafood import monitoring program requirements apply at entry.
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Importers of cod and other Gadidae species must file harvest event data — including vessel, flag state, fishing area, and catch date — through the ACE system at entry. This traceability requirement is designed to combat illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing and applies to cod specifically as a priority species under the program.
The bulk container threshold is 'greater than 6.8 kg,' so a container of exactly 6.8 kg does not meet that threshold and would fall outside lines like 0304951010. Such product would instead be classified under the residual line 0304959000. Precise net weight per container is critical to correct classification, and a licensed customs broker should be consulted for borderline pack sizes.
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