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U.S. imports of coffee extracts, essences, concentrates & coffee-based preparations (SITC 07131) totaled $108.6M in April 2026, traded with 58 countries.
Importers of Coffee Extracts, Essences, Concentrates & Coffee-Based Preparations paid $6.8M in duties in April 2026 — an effective duty rate of 11% on $62.1M in dutiable value, based on actual customs collections rather than the published tariff schedule.
Last updated: April 2026 dataLiquid and powdered coffee extracts — including instant coffee and ready-to-drink concentrate bases — are processed food ingredients subject to FDA food facility registration and Prior Notice requirements at US entry. Classification within this heading turns on whether the product is a pure extract or a preparation with a coffee basis, a distinction that can affect both the applicable tariff treatment and FDA product category. Instant coffee and cold-brew concentrates have driven growing import volumes in this segment, with manufacturers in several producing countries investing in downstream processing to capture more value before export. Importers of coffee-based beverage preparations should also verify compliance with FDA's standards for beverages, including any applicable caffeine disclosure guidance.
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A pure extract, essence, or concentrate consists primarily of coffee solubles with no significant added ingredients. A coffee-based preparation includes other components — sugar, dairy, flavorings — that give it a composite character. The distinction affects classification and, in some cases, the applicable duty rate, so ingredient composition and processing documentation are essential for accurate entry.
Ready-to-drink coffee concentrates must meet FDA beverage standards, including any applicable guidance on caffeine levels in beverages marketed to specific populations. If the product contains dairy or other regulated ingredients, additional labeling and safety requirements apply. A licensed customs broker or food regulatory consultant should review the product profile before the first shipment.
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