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Product Codes for Processed Food SFA Processed Food TradeNet HS & Product Code (updated 20 May 2021) 1 NO. HS CODE PRODUCT CODE PRODUCT DESCRIPTION UNIT OF QTY BEVERAGES NON-ALCOHOLIC PREPARATIONS TEA CRYSTALS (E.G. ICED-TEA CRYSTALS, LEMON TEA 1 21012090 ZBP0LA00001 KGM CRYSTALS) FLAVOURED CRYSTALS FOR MAKING BEVERAGE (E.G. 2 21069055 ZBP0LA00002 KGM CHRYSANTHEMUM CRYSTALS, ORANGE DRINK CRYSTALS) 3 20091100 ZBP0CORFF00 JUICE, ORANGE, FROZEN LTR 4 20091200 ZBP0CORQT00 JUICE, ORANGE, NOT FROZEN, OF A BRIX VALUE NOT OVER 20 LTR 5 20091900 ZBP0COR0000 JUICE, ORANGE, OTHER THAN FROZEN LTR 6 20092100 ZBP0CGFQT00 JUICE, GRAPEFRUIT, OF A BRIX VALUE NOT OVER 20 LTR 7 20092100 ZBP0CPOQT00 JUICE, POMELO, OF A BRIX VALUE NOT OVER 20 LTR 8 20092900 ZBP0CGF0000 JUICE, GRAPEFRUIT, OTHERS LTR 9 20092900 ZBP0CPO0000 JUICE, POMELO, OTHERS LTR 10 20093100 ZBP0CCMQT00 JUICE, CLEMENTINE, OF A BRIX VALUE NOT OVER 20 LTR 11 20093100 ZBP0CLMQT00 JUICE, LEMON, OF A BRIX VALUE NOT OVER 20 LTR 12 20093100 ZBP0CLIQT00 JUICE, LIME, OF A BRIX VALUE NOT OVER 20 LTR 13 20093100 ZBP0CTGQT00 JUICE, TANGERINE, OF A BRIX VALUE NOT OVER 20 LTR 14 20093900 ZBP0CCM0000 JUICE, CLEMENTINE, OTHERS LTR 15 20093900 ZBP0CLM0000 JUICE, LEMON, OTHERS LTR 16 20093900 ZBP0CLI0000 JUICE, LIME, OTHERS LTR 17 20093900 ZBP0CTG0000 JUICE, TANGERINE, OTHERS LTR 18 20094100 ZBP0CPAQT00 JUICE, PINEAPPLE, OF A BRIX VALUE NOT OVER 20 LTR 19 20094900 ZBP0CPA0000 JUICE, PINEAPPLE, OTHERS LTR 20 20095000 ZBP0FTT0000 JUICE, TOMATO LTR JUICE, GRAPE (INCLUDING GRAPE MUST), OF A BRIX VALUE 21 20096100 ZBP0CGRQU00 LTR NOT OVER 30 22 20096900 ZBP0CGR0000 JUICE, GRAPE, OTHERS LTR 23 20097100 ZBP0CAPQT00 JUICE, APPLE, OF A BRIX VALUE NOT OVER 20 LTR 24 20097900 ZBP0CAP0000 JUICE, APPLE, OTHERS LTR 25 20098190 ZBP0CCR0000 JUICE, CRANBERRY LTR 26 20098910 ZBP0CRB0000 JUICE, BLACK CURRANT LTR 27 20098999 ZBP0FAL0000 JUICE, ALOE VERA LTR 28 20098999 ZBP0CAC0000 JUICE, APRICOT LTR 29 20098999 ZBP0CBR0000 JUICE, BLUEBERRY LTR 30 20098999 ZBP0FCT0000 JUICE, CARROT LTR 31 20098999 ZBP0CCN0000 JUICE, COCONUT (COCONUT WATER) LTR 32 20098999 ZBP0CSN0000 JUICE, OF SINGLE FRUIT, NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED LTR 33 20098999 ZBP0CGV0000 JUICE, GUAVA LTR 34 20098999 ZBP0FKL0000 JUICE, KALE LTR 35 20098999 ZBP0CKF0000 JUICE, KIWI LTR 36 20098999 ZBP0CLG0000 JUICE, LONGAN LTR 37 20098999 ZBP0FLR0000 JUICE, LOTUS ROOT LTR 38 20098999 ZBP0CLY0000 JUICE, LYCHEE LTR 39 20098999 ZBP0CMG0000 JUICE, MANGO LTR 40 20098999 ZBP0CNN0000 JUICE, NONI LTR 41 20098999 ZBP0PF00000 JUICE, PASSIONFRUIT LTR 42 20098999 ZBP0CPC0000 JUICE, PEACH LTR 43 20098999 ZBP0CPE0000 JUICE, PEAR LTR 44 20098999 ZBP0CPL0000 JUICE, PLUM LTR 45 20098999 ZBP0CPG0000 JUICE, POMEGRANATE LTR 46 20098999 ZBP0CPR0000 JUICE, PRUNE LTR 47 20098999 ZBP0CQC0000 JUICE, QUINCE LTR 48 20098999 ZBP0CSS0000 JUICE, SOURSOP LTR 49 20098999 ZBP0CSF0000 JUICE, STARFRUIT LTR 50 20098999 ZBP0CRS0000 JUICE, STRAWBERRY LTR 51 20098999 ZBP0CSC0000 JUICE, SUGAR CANE LTR 52 20098999 ZBP0FSN0000 JUICE, OF OTHER SINGLE VEGETABLE LTR 53 20098999 ZBP0FWN0000 JUICE, WATER CHESTNUT LTR 54 20098999 ZBP0FWG0000 JUICE, WHEAT GRASS LTR 55 20099091 ZBP0GC00000 JUICE, FRUIT AND VEGETABLES, MIXED, READY TO DRINK LTR 2 JUICE, FRUIT AND VEGETABLES, MIXED, NOT FOR IMMEDIATE 56 20099099 ZBP0GC000B1 LTR CONSUMPTION 57 20099091 ZBP0GA00000 JUICE, FRUIT, MIXED, READY TO DRINK LTR 58 20099099 ZBP0GA000B1 JUICE, FRUIT, MIXED, NOT FOR IMMEDIATE CONSUMPTION LTR 59 20099091 ZBP0GB00000 JUICE, VEGETABLES, MIXED, READY TO DRINK LTR JUICE, VEGETABLES, MIXED, NOT FOR IMMEDIATE 60 20099099 ZBP0GB000B1 LTR CONSUMPTION 61 21069092 ZBP0MA00000 SYRUP, FLAVOURED/COLOURED KGM NON-ALCOHOLIC PREPARATIONS TO BE USED AS RAW 62 21069054 ZBP0KE00000 MATERIAL IN PREPARING COMPOSITE CONCENTRATES FOR KGM MAKING NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES BEVERAGE, INSTANT, DRY, CONTAINING FRUIT, NOT 63 21069055 ZBP0KGC0000 CONTAINING MILK (E.G. MANGO SMOOTHIE MIX, STRAWBERRY- KGM KIWI SMOOTHIE MIX) (POWDER) 64 21069055 ZBP0KGD0000 BEVERAGE, INSTANT, DRY, CONTAINING VEGETABLE KGM (POWDER) BEVERAGE, INSTANT, DRY, NOT CONTAINING COCOA (E.G. 65 21069055 ZBP0KGB0000 KGM VANILLA MIX) (POWDER) NON-ALCOHOLIC PREPARATIONS FOR MAKING BEVERAGES, 66 21069059 ZBP0KH00000 KGM NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED OTHER NON-ALCOHOLIC MIXTURES OF CHEMICALS WITH 67 21069059 ZBP0KJ00000 FOOD STUFFS OR OTHER SUBSTANCES WITH NUTRITIVE KGM VALUE OF A KIND USED FOR FOOD PROCESSING DRINK, AERATED, FLAVOURED (E.G. COCO COLA, ISOTONIC 68 22021090 ZBP0DBAPX00 LTR WATER) DRINK, AERATED, FLAVOURED, SWEETENED WITH ARTIFICIAL 69 22021090 ZBP0DBAPXC3 LTR SWEETENER (E.G. DIET COKE, DIET PESPI) 70 22021090 ZBP0DH0PX00 DRINK, AERATED, WITH PLANT EXTRACT LTR DRINK, NON-AERATED , CONTAINING MILK AND COCOA (E.G. 71 22029950 ZBP0KGA0000 KGM MILO, OVALTINE) 72 22029950 ZBP0DA00000 DRINK, CEREAL AND GRAIN E.G. MALT DRINK, RICE MILK LTR 73 22029950 ZBP0DBA0000 DRINK, NON-AERATED, FLAVOURED/COLOURED LTR DRINK, NON-AERATED, FLAVOURED/COLOURED, WITH FOOD 74 22029950 ZBP0DBB0000 LTR INGREDIENTS E.G. JELLY, CHIN CHOW 75 22029950 ZBP0DC00000 DRINK, NON-AERATED, CONTAINING FRUIT LTR DRINK, NON-AERATED, CONTAINING FRUIT AND VEGETABLE, 76 22029950 ZBP0DE00000 LTR MIXED 77 22029950 ZBP0DD00000 DRINK, NON-AERATED, CONTAINING VEGETABLE LTR 78 22029990 ZBP0DG00000 DRINK, ENERGY (E.G. REDBULL, LIVITA) LTR DRINK, OF ALCOHOLIC STRENGTH NOT EXCEEDING 0.5% VOL, 79 22029990 ZBP0DF00000 LTR OTHER THAN NON-ALCOHOLIC BEER (E.G. WINE-COOLERS) DRINK, NON-ALCOHOLIC BEER, OF ALCOHOLIC STRENGTH NOT 80 22029100 ZBP0ABA0000 LTR EXCEEDING 0.5% VOL (E.G. 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DATES, 125 22029950 ZBP0ND00000 LONGAN ETC (LIQUID) LTR 126 22029950 ZBP0NC0PU00 TEA,READY-TO-DRINK, DECAFFEINATED (LIQUID) LTR PREPARATIONS, ODORIFEROUS SUBSTANCES, FOR MAKING 127 33021090 ZBP0KA00000 KGM NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES (LIQUID) PREPARATIONS, ODORIFEROUS SUBSTANCES, FOR MAKING 128 33021090 ZBP0KB00000 KGM NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES (POWDER, PASTE) 129 21012030 ZBP0NB000C6 TEA PREPARATIONS, CONSISTING OF MIXTURE OF TEA AND KGM MILK POWDER AND SUGAR VINEGAR 130 22090000 ZBP0PA00000 VINEGAR LTR 131 22090000 ZBP0PB00000 VINEGAR SUBSTITUTES OBTAINED FROM ACETIC ACID LTR ALCOHOLIC PREPARATIONS ALCOHOLIC PREPARATIONS TO BE USED AS RAW MATERIAL IN 132 21069061 ZBP0GA000CS PREPARING COMPOSITE CONCENTRATES FOR MAKING LTR
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