Glucose (Dextrose) and Glucose Syrup, Less Than 20% Fructose

Glucose and glucose syrup with less than 20% fructose content in the dry state are widely used as sweeteners and fermentation substrates in food processing, brewing, and pharmaceutical manufacturing — and their US tariff treatment is shaped by both TRQ provisions and organic certification distinctions across eight 10-digit lines. Lines 1702300020 and 1702300040 cover solid dextrose and low-fructose glucose syrup in straightforward classifications, while quota-designated lines (1702304045, 1702304065, 1702304075, 1702304085) separate certified organic from conventional entries within the TRQ framework. Canada leads US supply, followed by Pakistan, China, Thailand, and Mexico — a diverse origin mix that reflects both proximity-driven trade and lower-cost Asian production. Section 301 tariffs may apply to Chinese-origin entries; consult a licensed customs broker regarding TRQ allocation, organic documentation, and applicable trade-remedy exposure.