About HS Code 080119
This residual HS code covers fresh or dried coconuts that are neither desiccated (080111) nor in their inner shell (080112). This typically includes husked coconuts, fresh coconut meat, or dried coconut pieces that haven't undergone the desiccation process. These forms are versatile, serving as intermediate products for various food industries or for direct culinary use. Importers range from specialty food stores and restaurants to food processors looking for raw coconut material. Exporters are generally tropical nations with robust coconut industries. Trade in this category often involves products like fresh grated coconut, coconut chips, or pieces that are less processed than desiccated coconut, catering to specific culinary needs or snack markets. Quality and freshness are paramount, especially for fresh coconut meat, requiring efficient logistics.
Products Under This Code
Fresh coconut meat, Dried coconut chunks (not desiccated), Husked coconuts, Coconut halves, Grated fresh coconut, Coconut chips (unsweetened), Coconut strips
Real World Examples
Trader Joe's Dried Coconut Chips, Goya Fresh Coconut Meat, Freshly grated coconut (sold in markets), Organic Dried Coconut Flakes (not desiccated), Native Forest Organic Coconut Chips
Common Misclassification
This is a residual category for coconuts, so care must be taken to distinguish from 080111 (desiccated) and 080112 (in inner shell) based on processing level.
Products Classified Under 0801.19
Industry
This code belongs to the Agriculture & Live Animals industry.
Trade Overview
Southeast Asian and South American countries are key suppliers, with global demand for various culinary applications.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is HS code 080119?
HS code 080119 covers: Nuts, edible; coconuts, fresh or dried, other than desiccated or in the inner shell (endocarp). This residual HS code covers fresh or dried coconuts that are neither desiccated (080111) nor in their inner shell (080112). This typically includes husked coconuts, fresh coconut meat, or dried coconut pieces that haven't undergone the desiccation process. These forms are versatile, serving as intermediate products for various food industries or for direct culinary use. Importers range from specialty food stores and restaurants to food processors looking for raw coconut material. Exporters are generally tropical nations with robust coconut industries. Trade in this category often involves products like fresh grated coconut, coconut chips, or pieces that are less processed than desiccated coconut, catering to specific culinary needs or snack markets. Quality and freshness are paramount, especially for fresh coconut meat, requiring efficient logistics.
What products fall under HS code 080119?
Fresh coconut meat, Dried coconut chunks (not desiccated), Husked coconuts, Coconut halves, Grated fresh coconut, Coconut chips (unsweetened), Coconut strips
What are common misclassifications for HS code 080119?
This is a residual category for coconuts, so care must be taken to distinguish from 080111 (desiccated) and 080112 (in inner shell) based on processing level.
How is HS code 080119 structured?
HS code 080119 is a 6-digit subheading under the Harmonized System. The first 2 digits (08) identify the chapter, digits 3-4 (01) identify the heading, and digits 5-6 (19) specify the subheading. This code is standardized globally by the World Customs Organization.