0102.29.40.34 - Male

This HTS classification specifically covers live male bovine animals, commonly referred to as cattle, that meet defined weight criteria. To fall under this category, the animals must individually weigh 90 kilograms or more but less than 200 kilograms. This segment of the HTS code is dedicated to distinguishing between male and female animals within the "Other" cattle category, which itself encompasses breeds not explicitly detailed in preceding subheadings.

The primary distinguishing factor for this classification, as indicated by its sibling category (0102.29.40.38 - Female), is the sex of the animal. While both categories are for live cattle weighing between 90 and 200 kg each, the designation of "Male" is crucial for accurate tariff application. This differentiation is important for trade statistics and potentially for import/export regulations that may vary based on the intended use or origin of male versus female livestock.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, the classification is definitive for live male cattle within the specified weight range. Importers and exporters should ensure that all other criteria for Chapter 01 and its subsequent subheadings (e.g., species, purpose, condition) are met before applying this specific code. Accurate documentation of the animals' sex and weight is paramount for compliance.