U.S. imports of mixtures of fruit and/or vegetable juices, unfermented (HS 200990) totaled $15.4M in April 2026, traded with 58 countries.
Blended juice products — combining two or more fruit juices, vegetable juices, or both — are classified here rather than under any single-commodity heading, making correct classification dependent on confirming that the product is indeed a mixture and not a single-source juice with minor additives. The two tariff lines separate vegetable juice mixtures (2009902000) from fruit juice mixtures (2009904000), a distinction that can affect applicable duty rates. Canada and Turkey lead US imports under this heading, with Thailand and Mexico also significant sources. Importers of blended products should document the juice composition clearly on commercial invoices to support classification and facilitate FDA entry review.
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The primary issue is confirming that the product is genuinely a mixture of two or more juices rather than a single-source juice with flavoring or minor additions. Additionally, importers must determine whether the blend is predominantly fruit-based (2009904000) or vegetable-based (2009902000), as the two lines can carry different duty treatment. Detailed ingredient documentation from the foreign supplier is essential.
Canada is the top supplier under this heading, followed by Turkey and Thailand, with Mexico also a notable source. The diversity of origins reflects the global nature of blended juice manufacturing, where processors in multiple countries combine locally sourced and imported juice components.
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