U.S. imports of maple sugar and maple syrup (HS 170220) totaled $33.0M in April 2026, traded with 4 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataCanada overwhelmingly dominates US imports of maple sugar and maple syrup, supplying the vast majority of the world's commercially traded maple products — a geographic reality embedded in the heading's tariff structure, which includes lines for blended maple syrup under General Note 15 (1702202290), certified organic syrup in bulk containers over 5 kg (1702204040), and conventional syrup in both bulk and smaller pack sizes (1702204060, 1702204070). The heading's eight 10-digit lines also distinguish pure maple sugar (1702204010) from various syrup forms, and organic from non-organic grades — distinctions that matter for premium retail positioning and USDA organic certification compliance. Peru, France, Sri Lanka, and the United Kingdom appear among other recorded suppliers, though at far smaller volumes. FDA admissibility requirements apply to all food-grade maple products; consult a licensed customs broker for classification and organic documentation guidance.
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The heading separates blended maple syrup eligible under General Note 15 (1702202290) from other blended syrups (1702202890), and further divides pure maple syrup by organic certification status and container size — with dedicated lines for certified organic syrup in containers over 5 kg (1702204040), certified organic in other sizes (1702204050), non-organic bulk over 5 kg (1702204060), and non-organic NESOI (1702204070). These distinctions affect both duty treatment and documentation requirements.
Canada — particularly Quebec — accounts for the overwhelming majority of global commercial maple syrup production due to its unique climate and forest resources. This geographic concentration means US importers sourcing maple products are almost entirely dependent on Canadian supply, making USMCA preferential treatment and Canadian harvest conditions the primary trade-planning variables.
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Imports
$33.0M
from 4 countries · YTD: $125.9M
Exports
$5.7M
Deficit of $27.3M (net importer)
Trade balance: deficit of $27.3M (net importer)
YTD: $125.9M imported (April 2026)
500 shipments/month
Monthly import values over time
SUGAR CONFECTION (INCL WH CHOC), NO COCOA, NESOI
HS 170490
CANE SUGAR, SOLID, RAW, NO ADDED FLAV/COLOR, NESOI
HS 170114
CANE/BEET SUG CHEM PURE SUCROSE REFIND NESOI
HS 170199
CANE MOLASSES FROM EXTRACTION OR REFINING OF SUGAR
HS 170310
GLUCOSE (DEXTROSE), UNDER 20% FRUCTOSE IN DRY FORM
HS 170230
SUGAR, NESOI, INCLUDING INVERT SUGAR & SYRUP
HS 170290
Top U.S. entry points for this product, ranked by latest-month import value.