Dried beet-pulp
Part of: 23032000 — Beet-pulp, bagasse and other waste of sugar manufacture
N043935 · 2008-12-02 — The tariff classification of beet-pulp pellets from China.
A sample identified as “sugar beet pellets” was submitted for our examination. The sample pellets are dry, grayish rods having a uniform diameter of approximately ¼” and a length ranging generally from about ½” to 1½”. They are said to have been extruded from the residue (pulp) left over after the sugar has been extracted from sugar beets. No other materials have been added to the pellets, which are said to be used for animal feed. The applicable subheading for the “sugar beet pellets” will be 2303.20.0020, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), which provides for ……
L81574 · 2005-02-02 — The tariff classification of dried sugar beet pulp from Sweden.
Descriptive literature and seven samples accompanied your letter. The products are identified as Fibrex®, a dietary fiber derived from sugar beets, in flake, granular, and powder form. Fibrex® is produced from sugar beet pulp, i.e., the material remaining after the sugar has been extracted. The sugar beet pulp is dried under pressure with overheated steam. The dried pulp is then milled to different particle sizes. Fibrex® 575, Fibrex® 595 and Fibrex® 600 are in the form of flour or meal. Fibrex® 608 and Fibrex® 610 were more coarsely ground products. Fibrex® 620 consists of irregular-shaped…
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