0102.29.40.72 - Male 🖩

This HTS classification covers live male bovine animals, specifically cattle, that are intended for breeding purposes and individually weigh 320 kilograms or more. The "Other" designation at this level indicates that these animals do not fall under specific categories like purebred animals for breeding. The key criteria for inclusion are the animal's sex (male), species (cattle), intended use (breeding), and a minimum weight threshold of 320 kg per head.

This specific category is distinguished from its sibling, 0102.29.40.74, which covers female bovine animals meeting the same weight and breeding purpose criteria. Therefore, the primary differentiator is the sex of the animal. The "For breeding" designation is crucial, meaning these animals are being imported or exported with the explicit intention of reproduction, rather than for slaughter or other purposes.

As this is a leaf node in the HTS structure, there are no further subcategories beneath this classification. All relevant criteria for defining these specific live male bovine animals for breeding purposes are captured at this level. Classification within this code is definitive once the animal is identified as male cattle, intended for breeding, and meets the minimum weight requirement of 320 kg.