CBP Lists WCO-Recommended HTS Changes for Sugar that Take Effect Feb 3
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has issued a January 26, 2012 notice on the modifications to HTS Chapter 17 that will occur on February 3, 2012 to separate the classification of non-centrifugal sugar such as panella, from other (centrifugal) raw…
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cane sugars. CBP notes that non-centrifugal sugar must have a polarity of 69 degrees or more, but less than 93 degrees. See notice (QBT-12-504) for list of changed HTS sugar lines and the new raw sugar HTS lines.