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U.S. imports of non-processed boneless frozen bovine meat – general note 15 (HS 0202300600) totaled $139K in June 2026, traded with 1 country.
Non-Processed Boneless Frozen Bovine Meat – General Note 15 imports of $139K in June 2026 ran 57% above the year-to-date monthly average of $89K.
This HS10 subheading covers boneless, frozen bovine meat qualifying under General Note 15 that has not been processed, distinguishing it from the processed counterpart under 0202300400. It applies to raw, unprocessed frozen beef cuts imported under preferential trade agreement conditions. Importers must ensure the product has not undergone any processing that would reclassify it under the processed subheading.
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Both subheadings fall under General Note 15, but 0202300600 applies exclusively to boneless frozen bovine meat that has NOT been processed, while 0202300400 covers the processed equivalent. The processing status of the product at time of import is the key differentiator.
Generally, yes — the meat should be in its natural frozen state without additional preparation such as marinating or seasoning. Simple cutting, trimming, and freezing are typically not considered processing for classification purposes, but importers should verify with CBP rulings.
Importers typically need a certificate of origin or equivalent documentation demonstrating the product originates from a qualifying country under the applicable trade agreement referenced in General Note 15, along with standard commercial invoices and entry documentation.
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Monthly import values over time
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U.S. trade for this product is not broken down by state or port in the latest Census Bureau release.