HS 080450

Guavas, Mangoes, and Mangosteens, Fresh or Dried

U.S. imports of guavas, mangoes, and mangosteens, fresh or dried (HS 080450) totaled $97.8M in April 2026, traded with 30 countries.

Last updated: April 2026 data

The US tariff schedule subdivides this heading with notable granularity: fresh mangoes are split by seasonal entry window (September 1–May 31 vs. June 1–August 31) and by certified organic status, while dried mangoes occupy separate lines (0804508010, 0804508020, 0804508040) and dried guavas and mangosteens share 0804508090. Mexico dominates fresh mango supply, with Peru and Ecuador also significant sources, making proximity and cold-chain logistics key competitive factors. Mangosteens face additional phytosanitary scrutiny under USDA APHIS rules, and importers should confirm approved treatment protocols before shipment. The seasonal tariff-line structure means correct entry-date classification is critical to avoid misclassification penalties.

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Imports

$97.8M

from 30 countries · YTD: $356.8M

Exports: $4.4M

Deficit of $93.4M (net importer)

Trade balance: deficit of $93.4M (net importer)

YTD: $356.8M imported (April 2026)

5.6K shipments/month

Top Import Sources

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1MEXICO$71.1M
79.1%

Import Trend (12 months)

Monthly import values over time

Geographic Breakdown

GRAPES, FRESH

HS 080610

$282.5M

CRANBERRIES, BLUEBERRIES, ETC, FRESH

HS 081040

$223.4M

BANANAS, FRESH OR DRIED, NESOI

HS 080390

$222.7M

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why does the HTS split fresh mangoes into two seasonal entry windows?

The September 1–May 31 and June 1–August 31 windows reflect the US domestic growing season and are used to apply different duty rates depending on when imports compete most directly with domestic production. Importers must use the correct seasonal tariff line based on the actual date of entry, not the date of shipment.

Are mangosteens subject to any special admissibility requirements beyond standard FDA review?

Yes. Fresh mangosteens have historically been subject to USDA APHIS phytosanitary restrictions due to pest concerns. Importers should verify current approved treatment or irradiation requirements with APHIS before arranging shipment, as admissibility conditions can change. Consulting a licensed customs broker or APHIS directly is advisable.