U.S. imports of yogurt (HS 040320) totaled $14.8M in April 2026, traded with 23 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataYogurt imports are split in the US tariff schedule between dried forms (0403201000 and 0403205000) and all other presentations (0403209000), with TRQ thresholds distinguishing within-quota from over-quota duty rates on the dried lines. Canada and France are the leading suppliers, reflecting both USMCA proximity and strong European specialty-yogurt demand from US consumers. Flavored, sweetened, and fruit-containing yogurts all fall within this heading provided the base product is fermented milk. USDA FSIS admissibility requirements apply; all shipments must originate from an approved foreign establishment.
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No — yogurt that is sweetened, flavored, or contains added fruit, nuts, or cocoa remains classifiable under heading 040320 provided the product is still recognizable as yogurt. The 10-digit line 0403209000 covers these non-dried, value-added presentations. However, heavily processed dairy-based desserts may warrant a separate classification review.
Dried yogurt is assigned to lines 0403201000 and 0403205000, which carry TRQ-based duty distinctions tied to US Note thresholds. Non-dried (fluid or gel-form) yogurt falls under 0403209000. The dried lines are more commonly used for food-ingredient and foodservice applications, while the non-dried line covers retail-ready products.
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Imports
$14.8M
from 23 countries · YTD: $54.4M
Exports
$10.8M
Deficit of $4.0M (net importer)
Trade balance: deficit of $4.0M (net importer)
YTD: $54.4M imported (April 2026)
451 shipments/month
Monthly import values over time
Top U.S. entry points for this product, ranked by latest-month import value.