2934.99.12.00 - Fungicides 🖩

This HTS classification, 2934.99.12.00, specifically covers fungicides, which are chemical substances or preparations used to control or kill fungi that can damage plants, cause spoilage, or pose health risks. These compounds are crucial in agriculture and other industries to prevent fungal diseases in crops, protect stored goods from mold, and maintain hygienic conditions. The classification falls under "other heterocyclic compounds" that are not specifically enumerated elsewhere in the chapter, and are further defined as non-aromatic or modified aromatic structures.

Within the broader category of pesticides, this subheading distinguishes itself from its siblings by its specific function. While 2934.99.15.00 covers herbicides (weed killers) and 2934.99.16.00 covers insecticides (insect killers), this classification is solely for agents targeting fungal organisms. The remaining sibling, 2934.99.18.00, is a residual category for pesticides not classified under fungicides, herbicides, or insecticides. Therefore, accurate classification hinges on identifying the primary biological target of the chemical compound.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subdivisions within this specific classification. Classification at this level requires careful consideration of the chemical nature of the substance and its intended application as a fungicidal agent. This ensures that products primarily used for controlling fungal growth are correctly identified and segregated from other types of pest control chemicals.