HS 220291

Non-Alcoholic Beer

U.S. imports of non-alcoholic beer (HS 220291) totaled $6.4M in April 2026, traded with 21 countries.

Last updated: April 2026 data

Classified as a distinct HS6 heading since the 2022 HS revision, non-alcoholic beer is split at the 10-digit level between aluminum-container products (2202910010) and all other packaging formats (2202910020), with a legacy line (2202910000) also present. The Netherlands leads US imports under this heading, consistent with the global reach of major Dutch brewing groups that have invested heavily in alcohol-free product lines. Germany, Mexico, Ireland, and Canada are also notable suppliers, reflecting both craft and mainstream brewery participation in the rapidly growing no-alcohol beer segment. FDA regulates non-alcoholic beer as a food; TTB jurisdiction does not apply when alcohol content is below 0.5% by volume, but importers should confirm alcohol content documentation to avoid misclassification.

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Imports

$6.4M

from 21 countries · YTD: $32.1M

Exports

$693K

Deficit of $5.7M (net importer)

Trade balance: deficit of $5.7M (net importer)

YTD: $32.1M imported (April 2026)

227 shipments/month

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1NETHERLANDS

Import Trend (12 months)

Monthly import values over time

Geographic Breakdown

BEER MADE FROM MALT

HS 220300

$504.3M

CORDIALS, LIQUEURS, KIRSCHWASSER, RATAFIA, ETC.

HS 220890

$235.2M

WINE, FR GRAPE NESOI & GR MUST W ALC, NOV 2 LITERS

HS 220421

$230.6M

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does TTB regulate imported non-alcoholic beer the same way it regulates regular beer?

No. Products with an alcohol content below 0.5% by volume generally fall outside TTB's jurisdiction and are regulated by FDA as a food. Importers should obtain alcohol content certification from the foreign producer to confirm the product qualifies as non-alcoholic and to determine the correct regulatory pathway.

Which countries are the leading foreign sources of non-alcoholic beer imported into the US?

The Netherlands leads, followed by Mexico, Germany, Ireland, and Canada. Dutch and German breweries have been particularly active in developing and exporting alcohol-free beer lines to meet growing US consumer demand.