Rice Import Tariffs
US import tariffs on rice including long-grain, short-grain, jasmine, and basmati varieties. HTS codes, duty rates, and import volumes.
Quick answer for importers
How do you find the US import duty for rice?
Start by identifying the correct 10-digit HTS code for the exact rice product, then apply the base MFN duty and any country-of-origin tariff overlays such as Section 301, Section 232, Section 122, FTA preference, or AD/CVD exposure. Most rice classifications begin in HTS Chapter 10.
Rice Import Duty by Country of Origin
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the US tariff on rice?
Rice tariffs vary by type: paddy rice (HTS 1006.10) is 2.1 cents/kg, brown rice (HTS 1006.20) is 0.83-1.8 cents/kg, and milled rice (HTS 1006.30) is 1.4-2.1 cents/kg. Some specialty rice faces higher rates.
Is the US a net importer or exporter of rice?
The US is both a major producer and importer of rice. The US exports primarily long-grain rice while importing jasmine rice from Thailand, basmati from India/Pakistan, and specialty varieties from other Asian countries.
What HTS codes cover rice?
Rice falls under HTS 1006. Subheadings include 1006.10 (paddy/rough rice), 1006.20 (husked/brown rice), 1006.30 (semi-milled or milled rice), and 1006.40 (broken rice). Classification depends on processing level.
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