0806.20.10 - Made from seedless grapes

This HTS classification, 0806.20.10, specifically designates raisins that are derived from seedless grape varieties. It encompasses dried grapes, commonly known as raisins, that originate from grapevines cultivated to naturally produce fruit without seeds. The "Made from seedless grapes" descriptor is the key differentiator at this granular level, focusing on the genetic characteristic of the source fruit.

Within the broader category of dried grapes (0806.20), this subheading stands apart from its sibling, 0806.20.20.20 ("Other raisins"). While both fall under the umbrella of raisins, 0806.20.20.20 likely covers raisins made from seeded grape varieties or potentially those where the seedlessness is not a primary classification criterion. This distinction is crucial for accurate tariff application based on the source material.

The subcategories under 0806.20.10.10, 0806.20.10.20, and 0806.20.10.90 further refine the classification based on specific types of seedless raisins. This includes "Currants" (0806.20.10.10), which are typically small, dried black grapes of the Corinthian variety, and "Sultanas" (0806.20.10.20), which are usually dried golden or green seedless grapes. The residual "Other" category (0806.20.10.90) captures any other types of raisins made from seedless grapes not specifically enumerated.