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U.S. imports of fresh quinces (HS 080840) totaled $180K in April 2026, traded with 1 country.
Last updated: April 2026 dataQuinces are a niche stone-pome fruit with a narrow US import base; Chile and Spain are the only significant suppliers recorded under this heading. Like fresh pears, the tariff schedule applies seasonal entry-period splits — April 1–June 30 (0808402025) and July 1–March 31 (0808404025) — for non-organic quinces, alongside a general line (0808400000). The fruit's limited commercial volume and highly seasonal availability make supply-chain timing and phytosanitary clearance particularly important for importers. Admissibility is subject to USDA APHIS review; consult a licensed customs broker before importing.
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Non-organic fresh quinces entered between July 1 and March 31 are classified under 0808404025. Those entered between April 1 and June 30 fall under 0808402025. The general line 0808400000 exists as a catch-all, but importers should verify with CBP which line applies to their specific shipment circumstances.
Spain, as an EU member, must meet USDA APHIS import conditions for fresh quinces, which can include pest-risk requirements related to fire blight and other regulated organisms. Importers should check current APHIS import regulations and any applicable phytosanitary certificates required from the Spanish plant health authority before shipping.
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| Country | Imports | Exports | Balance |
|---|---|---|---|
| CHILE | $180K | -- | -$180K |
| COSTA RICA | -- | -- | -- |
| CANADA | -- | -- | -- |
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