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Code of Federal Regulations Title 19. Customs Duties § 19.151.91 Brix values of unconcentrated natural fruit juices

Current as of January 02, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

The following values have been determined to be the average Brix values of unconcentrated natural fruit juices in the trade and commerce of the United States, for the purposes of the provisions of the Additional U.S. Notes to Chapter 20, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS)(19 U.S.C. 1202), and will be used in determining the dutiable quantity of imports of concentrated fruit juices, using the procedure set forth in Additional U.S. Note 2, Chapter 20, HTSUS:

Kind of fruit juice

Average Brix value (degrees)

Apple

13.3

Apricot

14.3

Bilberry (Whortleberry, Vaccinium Myrtillium)

13.4

Black currant

15.0

Blackberry

10.0

Black raspberry

11.1

Blueberry

14.1

Boysenberry

10.0

Carob

40.0

Cherry

14.3

Crabapple

15.4

Cranberry

10.5

Date

18.5

Dewberry

10.0

Elderberry

11.0

Fig

18.2

Gooseberry

8.3

Grape (Vitis Vinifera)

21.5

Grape (Slipskin varieties)

16.0

Grapefruit

10.2

Guava

7.7

Lemon

8.9

Lime

10.0

Loganberry

10.5

Mango

17.0

Naranjilla

10.5

Orange

11.8

Papaya

10.2

Passion Fruit

15.3

Peach

11.8

Pear

15.4

Pineapple

14.3

Plum

14.3

Pomegranate

18.2

Prune

18.5

Quince

13.3

Raisin

18.5

Raspberry (Red raspberry)

10.5

Red currant

10.5

Soursop (Guanabana, Annono Muricata)

16.0

Strawberry

8.0

Tamarind

55.0

Tangerine

11.5

Youngberry

10.0
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