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2710.12.15 - Motor fuel

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Overview

HTS 2710.12.15 encompasses "Motor fuel," a broad category within light oils and preparations derived from petroleum or bituminous minerals. This classification is specifically for fuels intended for use in internal combustion engines, distinguishing it from blending stocks (2710.12.18) which are components used in the production of finished motor fuels, and from naphthas (2710.12.25.00) that are not designated as motor fuel. The key criterion for classification under this heading is the intended end-use as a combustible fuel for automotive or similar engine applications.

Within this "Motor fuel" category, further subdivisions clarify specific types. The subcategory "Gasoline" is a primary division, recognizing the most common form of motor fuel. Additionally, specific fuel types like "Jet fuel, naphtha-type" (2710.12.15.20) are separately classified, indicating a distinction based on formulation and intended application, even if sharing characteristics with broader gasoline definitions. The "Other" subcategory (2710.12.15.50) serves as a residual for motor fuels not otherwise specified within the gasoline or jet fuel classifications.

Frequently Asked Questions

›What is HTS code 2710.12.15?
HTS code 2710.12.15 covers Motor fuel under the US Harmonized Tariff Schedule. It falls under Chapter 27: Mineral fuels, mineral oils and products of their distillation; bituminous substances; mineral waxes.
›What products are classified under 2710.12.15?
This classification covers Motor fuel. It is a subcategory of Light oils and preparations: (2710.12).
›How many HTS codes are under 2710.12.15?
There are 3 direct subcategories under this classification.
›What are the subcategories under 2710.12.15?
This category contains 3 subcategories: Gasoline:, Jet fuel, naphtha-type, Other.

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