0102.21.00.50 - Female

This HTS classification, 0102.21.00.50, specifically covers live female bovine animals that are considered purebred breeding animals. This designation is crucial for customs purposes, as it differentiates them from other cattle based on their sex and intended use for reproduction within a purebred lineage. The 'purebred' aspect implies they are registered with a recognized breed association and meet specific genetic standards, while their classification as 'breeding animals' signifies their primary purpose is for propagation rather than slaughter or other uses.

It is important to distinguish this category from its sibling, 0102.21.00.30, which covers live male bovine animals that are also purebred breeding animals. While both fall under the umbrella of purebred breeding cattle, the distinction lies solely in their sex. This differentiation is often relevant for breeding strategies and herd management, and therefore reflected in customs classifications.

As a leaf node, this category does not have further subcategories. Therefore, the focus for classification under 0102.21.00.50 is on ensuring the animal is indeed a live female bovine, meets the criteria for being a purebred animal (documented by pedigree or registration papers), and is intended for breeding purposes. Import and export declarations should clearly specify these attributes to ensure accurate classification and compliance with relevant regulations.