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U.S. imports of live swine weighing 50 kg or more, imported for immediate slaughter (non-purebred breeding) (HS 0103920010) totaled $29.6M in June 2026, traded with 1 country.
This classification covers live swine weighing 50 kg or more each that are imported specifically for immediate slaughter, excluding purebred breeding animals. The immediate slaughter designation typically carries a distinct duty rate and may require specific USDA documentation confirming the animals' intended disposition. This category is commonly used by US meatpackers sourcing market-weight hogs from Canada or Mexico.
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Importers typically must provide documentation to US Customs and Border Protection and USDA APHIS confirming the animals are consigned directly to a federally inspected slaughter facility and will be slaughtered within a specified timeframe.
Duty rates differ by 10-digit code; the immediate slaughter category may carry a lower or distinct MFN rate compared to breeding or other-use categories, and USMCA preferential rates may further reduce duties for Canadian and Mexican origin animals.
No. Animals entered under the immediate slaughter classification must be slaughtered as declared; diverting them to other uses would constitute a customs violation and could result in penalties and reclassification.
Monthly import values over time
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U.S. trade for this product is not broken down by state or port in the latest Census Bureau release.