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HS Codes1701.99
1701.99

Refined cane sugar

Heading 1701Cane or beet sugar and chemically pure sucrose, in solid form
Sugar & Confectionery

HS code 1701.99 encompasses refined cane sugar and chemically pure sucrose in solid form, excluding those containing added flavoring or coloring matter. This category includes various grades and types of refined sugar, such as white refined sugar, brown sugar, and specialty sugars. India is a significant exporter of refined cane sugar, with exports to numerous countries worldwide. The export value of this category has shown a positive trend over recent years, indicating a growing demand for Indian refined sugar in international markets.

6Countries with duty data
3.5%Lowest available duty (Japan)
3.5%–10%Most common duty band
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Duty by destination country

CountryDutyNotes
United States10%The U.S. imposes a 10% duty on refined sugar imports under HTS code 1701.99. This rate is subject to change based on trade policies and agreements.View country
GermanyDuty-free under EU regulationsAs a member of the European Union, Germany allows duty-free import of refined sugar from countries with which the EU has trade agreements.View country
United Arab EmiratesDuty-freeThe UAE does not impose import duties on refined sugar, facilitating easy access for exporters.View country
United KingdomDuty-free under EU regulationsSimilar to Germany, the UK offers duty-free import of refined sugar from countries with EU trade agreements.View country
Saudi Arabia5%Saudi Arabia imposes a 5% import duty on refined sugar, as per its customs regulations.View country
Japan3.5%Japan applies a 3.5% import duty on refined sugar imports under its tariff schedule.View country

Typical required documents for this HS code

Phytosanitary CertificateRequired

Certifies that the sugar is free from harmful pests and diseases, ensuring it meets the importing country's agricultural standards.

Certificate of OriginRequired

Indicates the country where the sugar was produced, which may affect duty rates and eligibility for trade agreements.

Fumigation CertificateRequired

Confirms that the sugar has been treated to eliminate any potential pests, a common requirement for agricultural exports.

Quality Inspection CertificateRequired

Verifies that the sugar meets the quality standards specified by the importing country.

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