0806.20.10.10 - Currants

This HTS classification covers dried currants, specifically those derived from seedless grape varieties. Currants are a type of dried grape characterized by their small size and distinct, often slightly tart flavor profile, which differentiates them from other dried grape products. This specific subheading is reserved for currants that are not sultanas, which are a separate, albeit closely related, classification.

The key differentiator for this category lies in the specific varietal origin of the dried grape. While both currants and sultanas originate from grapes, the distinction is based on the grape varietal used and the resulting characteristics of the dried fruit. This level of specificity is crucial for accurate tariff application.

As this is a terminal classification within the HTS structure, there are no further subdivisions under this code. Therefore, classification hinges on positively identifying the product as a dried currant produced from seedless grapes, distinct from other dried grape products like sultanas or other unspecified types of dried grapes.