HTS 2105.00.20Ice cream and other edible ice, whether or not containing cocoa:Ice cream: Other
What that translates to:Other ice cream
Also written 21050020 or 2105.00.2000. Rates as CBP is collecting them today. Updated Oct 1, 2026.
Other ice cream (HTS 2105.00.20) from China owe 37% + 50.2¢ per kg in total duties as of Oct 1, 2026: a 50.2¢/kg + 17% regular duty plus a 12.5% forced-labor tariff (Section 301) and a 7.5% China tariff (Section 301).
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Ice cream and other edible ice, whether or not containing cocoa: Ice cream: Other
Legal text from the Harmonized Tariff Schedule, Revision 20 (2026), chapter 21: Miscellaneous edible preparations.Statistical lines
The 10-digit numbers used on entry paperwork. They share this code's duty rates.
- 2105.00.2000 (2105002000)Other · reported in kg, liters
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Questions about HTS 2105.00.20
What is the duty rate for HTS 2105.00.20?
The regular (column 1 general) rate printed in the tariff schedule is 50.2¢/kg + 17%. Goods from China owe 37% + 50.2¢ per kg in total as of Oct 1, 2026, including any additional tariffs. Additional tariffs depend on the country of origin; choose one above to see its full rate.
Is HTS 2105.00.20 subject to Section 301 tariffs?
Yes, for goods from 85 countries and territories as of Oct 1, 2026, including Algeria, Angola, Argentina, Australia, Austria. Choose a country above to see the rate and any exemptions.
Is HTS 2105.00.20 subject to Section 232 tariffs?
No Section 232 tariff applies to HTS 2105.00.20 as of Oct 1, 2026, from any country of origin.
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