No. The commercial term 'sole' is applied to multiple species — including Dover sole (Solea solea), lemon sole (Microstomus kitt), and various Pacific species — which may have different biological classifications. CBP expects the invoice to identify the species accurately; a generic 'sole' description without species identification may be insufficient to support classification under 0304430010 versus the NESOI flatfish line.

Sole is not currently a priority species under NOAA's Seafood Import Monitoring Program, so the additional harvest-event reporting required for designated species does not apply. Standard FDA admissibility requirements — Prior Notice filing and sourcing from a registered foreign establishment — remain mandatory for all imported fish products.