2302.30.00.10 - Bran, shorts and middlings 🖩

This HTS category, 2302.30.00.10, specifically classifies "Bran, shorts and middlings" derived from the milling of wheat. These are the outer layers and fine particles of wheat grains, separated during the flour production process. They represent by-products of cereal milling and are primarily utilized in the formulation of animal feed or as ingredients in certain food products, though their primary classification here is as a residue from the food industry.

This classification distinguishes itself from its sibling category, 2302.30.00.90 ("Other"), which would encompass residues derived from the milling of wheat that do not specifically fit the definition of bran, shorts, or middlings. The specificity of 2302.30.00.10 lies in the precise identification of these common milling by-products, ensuring accurate tariff application for these distinct materials.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, classification under this code relies solely on the accurate identification of the material as bran, shorts, or middlings originating from wheat. Importers and exporters should ensure their documentation clearly reflects the origin and nature of the material to align with this specific tariff line.