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HS 1702.11 Lactose and lactose syrup, containing by weight 99 % or more lactose, expressed as…

Sugars: lactose and lactose syrup, containing by weight 99% or more lactose, expressed as anhydrous lactose, calculated on the dry matter

Part of heading 1702 (Sugars, including lactose, maltose, glucose or fructose…), in chapter 17 (Sugars and sugar confectionery)

Our trade figures cover HS chapters 25 to 40 (minerals, chemicals, plastics and rubber). HS 1702.11 is in chapter 17, which is not included yet, so only its classification is shown here.

Chemicals classified under HS 1702.11

3 chemicals on CompoundList map to this code, the most searched first.

Indicative HS code

Assigned from the chemical's structure class, or only its chapter is certain. Confirm the exact code with your customs broker before shipping.

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Suppliers of HS 1702.11 chemicals

Companies listing chemicals that fall under this HS code. Verified and paid members are listed first, unclaimed profiles are marked.

Questions about HS 1702.11

Quick answers based on the classification and the trade figures above.

What is HS code 170211?

HS code 170211 (also written 1702.11) is a subheading of the Harmonized System that covers sugars: lactose and lactose syrup, containing by weight 99% or more lactose, expressed as anhydrous lactose, calculated on the dry matter. It sits under heading 1702 (sugars, including lactose, maltose, glucose or fructose in solid form, sugar syrups…) in chapter 17 (sugars and sugar confectionery).

Which chemicals are classified under HS code 170211?

CompoundList lists 3 chemicals under this code, including beta-Lactose, alpha-D-Lactose and alpha-Lactose monohydrate. Codes marked indicative are assigned from the chemical's structure class or chapter, so confirm the final classification with your customs broker.

Is the HS code the same in every country?

The first six digits are shared by every country that uses the Harmonized System. Countries add their own digits after that, for example India uses eight digit ITC-HS codes and the United States uses ten digit HTS codes, so check the national tariff for the full code and the duty rate.