U.S. imports of whole turkeys, fresh or chilled (HS 020724) totaled $1.5M in April 2026, traded with 1 country.
Whole fresh or chilled turkeys—the format most associated with seasonal retail demand—classify under a single 10-digit line (0207240000) and require USDA FSIS reinspection at an approved port of entry. Canada is the primary recorded supplier, a pattern consistent with the integrated North American poultry market and the logistical advantages of cross-border fresh product movement. Importers should be aware that USDA APHIS regionalization policies for avian influenza apply to turkeys as well as chickens, and eligibility status can change rapidly during active outbreak periods. Seasonal demand spikes around major US holidays create concentrated import windows that require advance planning with FSIS-designated ports.
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FSIS reinspection capacity at designated ports can become constrained during the pre-Thanksgiving and pre-Christmas periods when fresh turkey import volumes peak. Importers are advised to coordinate with their customs broker and the receiving FSIS port at least several weeks in advance to confirm inspection scheduling and avoid delays that could compromise product freshness.
The US tariff schedule does not subdivide 0207240000 by breed or production method; all whole fresh or chilled turkeys classify under the same line regardless of whether they are conventional, heritage, or organic. Breed and production-method distinctions are handled through USDA labeling and marketing standards rather than HTS classification.
Monthly import values over time
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