HS 100829

Millet (Other Than Seed)

U.S. imports of millet (other than seed) (HS 100829) totaled $321K in April 2026, traded with 15 countries.

Last updated: April 2026 data

Non-seed millet (1008290000) serves a broad range of end uses — birdseed and pet food, gluten-free human food ingredients, and animal feed — making it one of the more commercially diverse minor cereals in US trade. France and China lead US imports, with India also a significant supplier, a sourcing mix that spans both conventional commodity millet and specialty food-grade varieties. Importers supplying the human food sector should ensure grain meets FDA food safety standards and that any organic claims are backed by valid NOP or equivalent certification.

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Exports

$1.1M

Imports

$321K

from 15 countries · YTD: $1.1M

Surplus of $748K (net exporter)

Trade balance: surplus of $748K (net exporter)

YTD: $1.1M imported (April 2026)

32 shipments/month

Top Import Sources

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1FRANCE

Import Trend (12 months)

Monthly import values over time

Geographic Breakdown

RICE, SEMI- OR WHOLLY MILLED, POLISHED ETC OR NOT

HS 100630

$88.1M

WHEAT AND MESLIN, NESOI

HS 100199

$30.4M

OATS, NESOI

HS 100490

$26.3M

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do end-use markets for non-seed millet differ, and does end use affect import documentation?

Millet destined for human food is subject to FDA prior notice and may face examination for mycotoxin contamination, while millet for birdseed or animal feed faces less stringent FDA scrutiny but may still require country-of-origin documentation and, for certain origins, APHIS inspection. Importers should declare the intended end use accurately on entry documents, as misrepresentation can trigger penalties.

Are there any trade-remedy measures that affect millet imports from China?

Millet imported from China may be subject to Section 301 tariffs. Importers should confirm the current Section 301 status for HTS 1008290000 with a licensed customs broker prior to contracting, as additional duties can significantly affect the economics of sourcing from Chinese suppliers relative to alternatives in France or India.