About HS Code 100829
This HS code pertains to millet in forms other than seed, primarily destined for human consumption or animal feed. It includes hulled millet, millet flour, and millet used in various food products, reflecting its growing popularity as a gluten-free and nutritious ancient grain. Major importers are food processing companies, health food distributors, and animal feed manufacturers, particularly in regions where millet is not a staple crop but demand for alternative grains or specialized feed exists. Exporters are typically grain traders and agricultural producers from traditional millet-growing regions. Key aspects of this trade include quality control for human consumption (e.g., absence of foreign matter, moisture content), processing requirements (e.g., dehulling), and market trends favoring ancient grains and sustainable food sources. Its versatility makes it a valuable commodity in global food and feed markets.
Products Under This Code
Hulled millet, Millet flour, Puffed millet, Millet flakes, Millet grits, Millet for bird feed, Millet for brewing
Real World Examples
Bob's Red Mill Millet, Arrowhead Mills Organic Millet, Gerbs Allergy Friendly Millet, various birdseed mixes
Common Misclassification
Often confused with 100821 (millet, seed) if not clearly processed for consumption, or 100890 (other cereals n.e.c.) if its specific millet type is overlooked.
Products Classified Under 1008.29
Industry
This code belongs to the Agriculture & Live Animals industry.
Trade Overview
India, China, and Nigeria are top producers and consumers, with significant trade flows to Europe and North America for health food markets.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is HS code 100829?
HS code 100829 covers: Cereals; millet, other than seed. This HS code pertains to millet in forms other than seed, primarily destined for human consumption or animal feed. It includes hulled millet, millet flour, and millet used in various food products, reflecting its growing popularity as a gluten-free and nutritious ancient grain. Major importers are food processing companies, health food distributors, and animal feed manufacturers, particularly in regions where millet is not a staple crop but demand for alternative grains or specialized feed exists. Exporters are typically grain traders and agricultural producers from traditional millet-growing regions. Key aspects of this trade include quality control for human consumption (e.g., absence of foreign matter, moisture content), processing requirements (e.g., dehulling), and market trends favoring ancient grains and sustainable food sources. Its versatility makes it a valuable commodity in global food and feed markets.
What products fall under HS code 100829?
Hulled millet, Millet flour, Puffed millet, Millet flakes, Millet grits, Millet for bird feed, Millet for brewing
What are common misclassifications for HS code 100829?
Often confused with 100821 (millet, seed) if not clearly processed for consumption, or 100890 (other cereals n.e.c.) if its specific millet type is overlooked.
How is HS code 100829 structured?
HS code 100829 is a 6-digit subheading under the Harmonized System. The first 2 digits (10) identify the chapter, digits 3-4 (08) identify the heading, and digits 5-6 (29) specify the subheading. This code is standardized globally by the World Customs Organization.