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U.S. imports of frozen strawberries (uncooked or cooked by water) (HS 081110) totaled $43.1M in April 2026, traded with 16 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataFrozen strawberries are subdivided at the 10-digit level primarily by container size and added-sugar content: shipments in containers of 1.2 liters or less (0811100020) are separated from larger pack sizes, which are further split by whether cane or beet sugar content exceeds 25 percent by weight. Mexico is the leading supplier of frozen strawberries to the US, with Chile and Peru also significant. FDA regulates these products as processed food, and importers should confirm that foreign establishments are registered with FDA and that labeling meets US requirements for added-sugar disclosure.
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Lines 0811100050 and 0811100060 split large-pack frozen strawberries based on whether added cane or beet sugar exceeds 25 percent by weight. This threshold affects the applicable duty rate, so importers must obtain accurate compositional data from their supplier and declare it correctly on the entry. Sweetened products above the threshold may also trigger different FDA labeling requirements.
Line 0811100075 covers large-pack (over 1.2 liters) frozen strawberries that are certified organic, while 0811100070 and 0811100085 cover conventional large-pack product in NESOI categories. Claiming the organic line requires valid NOP or equivalent certification documentation at the time of entry.
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