U.S. imports of prepared or preserved potatoes (not frozen, not vinegar-preserved) (HS 200520) totaled $40.4M in April 2026, traded with 61 countries.
Shelf-stable potato products that are neither frozen nor acidified — including potato chips (2005200020), dehydrated granules (2005200040), and other prepared forms (2005200070) — serve distinct market segments from snack food retail to industrial food manufacturing. Canada and Mexico are the top two suppliers, with Ireland a notable source reflecting its established potato processing industry. Potato granules and flakes used as food-manufacturing inputs may be subject to different duty treatment than retail chip products, making precise product-form identification important at classification. FDA review applies at entry for these processed food products.
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No — the US schedule assigns potato chips to 2005200020 and potato granules to 2005200040, with other prepared or preserved potato forms at 2005200070. Each line may carry different duty rates, so accurate product-form identification is essential for correct entry.
Canada and Mexico are the leading suppliers, followed by Ireland, South Korea, and Spain. Ireland's position reflects its significant potato processing sector, particularly for granules and specialty potato products used in food manufacturing.
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