HS code 121020 tariff rate

Hop cones, ground, powdered or in the form of pellets; lupulin

HS 121020

Hop cones, ground, powdered or in the form of pellets; lupulin

Current US base rate (structured schedule)

13.2¢/kg

Effective date

No dated action in the last 30 days. The base rate above stands until a new action takes effect.

Duty stack summary

  • Base rate (MFN): 13.2¢/kg on most lines.
  • Additional duties noted: none on these lines in the structured schedule.
  • Recent trade actions: none in the last 30 days of scanned notices touches this category.

Summary

HS 121020 covers hop cones, ground, powdered or in the form of pellets; lupulin. The structured schedule lists a base rate of 13.2¢/kg on most lines in this category. No trade action in the last 30 days of scanned notices touches this category. Confirm the classification of your specific goods with your broker.

What this rate means for an importer

This is a specific rate: duty per unit or per weight, not a percent of value. Check the line table for the unit, and confirm the math with your broker. Extra duties from trade actions can still sit on top.

The base rate is only the starting point. Extra duties from trade actions sit on top of it and change more often than the base schedule. Before you set a price or sign a purchase order, run the code through the free lookup to see recent actions.

Tariff lines in this category

Showing 3 of 3 lines. Match your goods to the closest line.

LineBase rateGoods
1210.20.0013.2¢/kgHop cones, ground, powdered or in the form of pellets; lupulin
1210.20.00.20See scheduleHop cone pellets
1210.20.00.40See scheduleOther

More in HS chapter 12 (Oil seeds and oleaginous fruits)

All 50 codes in chapter 12

Nearby codes: 120930 120991 120999 121010 121120 121130 121140

Nearby chapters: Chapter 11 - Chapter 13

HS 121020 questions

What is the US base rate for HS 121020?

On most tariff lines in this category, the structured schedule lists 13.2¢/kg. This is a specific rate: duty per unit or per weight, not a percent of value. Check the line table for the unit, and confirm the math with your broker. Extra duties from trade actions can still sit on top.

Does the base rate tell the full story for HS 121020?

No. Extra duties from trade actions can sit on top of the base rate and change often. Use the free lookup to see recent actions for this code before you commit to a price.

Where does this rate come from?

The base rate comes from the structured US tariff schedule, read through the Tariff Wire HS lookup. Recent actions come from published Federal Register notices from the last 30 days. Each lookup links its official source.

Can I use this page to classify my goods?

No. This page covers the HS-6 product category. The exact 8 or 10 digit classification of your goods, and what you owe on a specific entry, is work for you and your licensed customs broker.

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General information only, for educational and planning purposes. This is not legal advice and not a customs classification determination for your specific goods or entries. Tariff classification of your products should be confirmed with your licensed customs broker. Rates shown as 'detected' are taken from official notice text and are not confirmed; rates shown as 'confirmed' come from structured HTS data, which updates days to weeks after legal effective dates. Last updated 2026-09-28 from the structured US tariff schedule. Rates change; confirm with your broker before you act.