2933.49.30.00 - Pesticides 🖩

This HTS classification, specifically 2933.49.30.00, covers heterocyclic compounds containing a quinoline or isoquinoline ring system, which are not further fused, and are not specifically classified as drugs. The "Pesticides" descriptor indicates that these specific compounds, while structurally fitting the quinoline/isoquinoline criteria, are primarily utilized for their pesticidal properties. This means their intended application is in controlling or eradicating pests, rather than for medicinal or pharmaceutical purposes.

Within this level of classification, the primary distinction lies in the intended use. While there may be sibling categories for compounds classified as "Drugs," this category is exclusively for those not meeting drug criteria. The "Other" sub-level within this heading further refines the classification to encompass quinoline and isoquinoline derivatives that, while potentially having other minor applications, are primarily recognized and traded for their pesticidal efficacy.

As this is a leaf node, it signifies a highly specific classification. Examples within this category would include various synthetic organic compounds that form the active ingredients in insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, or other pest control agents, provided they possess the core quinoline or isoquinoline ring structure and are not primarily considered pharmaceuticals. The classification hinges on the chemical structure and the principal commercial application as a pesticide.