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HSChapter 02
U.S. exports of frozen whole geese (HS 0207520000) totaled $20K in April 2026, traded with 1 country.
Whole frozen geese enter US commerce under USDA FSIS oversight, requiring shipment from an approved foreign establishment and port-of-entry reinspection before release. Unlike duck or turkey, geese represent a niche poultry segment with concentrated demand around holiday and specialty food markets. Importers should confirm that the exporting country's poultry inspection system holds a current FSIS equivalency determination, as lapses can halt shipments without notice.
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Yes. USDA FSIS requires that imported poultry products bear country-of-origin labeling and carry marks from an approved foreign establishment. The product must also meet FSIS standards for net weight declaration and safe-handling instructions before it can enter US commerce.
Whole frozen geese are classified at HTS 0207520000, which covers intact carcasses. Once the bird is cut into parts, those pieces shift to separate HTS lines within Chapter 02 covering poultry cuts, and offal moves to its own subheadings — each potentially carrying a different duty rate and documentation requirement.
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U.S. trade for this product is not broken down by state or port in the latest Census Bureau release.