9904.17.09 Valued 5¢/kg or more but less than 10¢/kg
A heading in chapter 99 of the schedule, cited by 5 lines in chapters 1 to 97. How chapter 99 works, and which headings stopped applying in 2026.
9904.17.09 as printed in HTS Revision 20 (2026)
| Heading text | Valued 5¢/kg or more but less than 10¢/kg |
|---|---|
| General rate (column 1) | none printed |
| Special rate (column 1) | none printed |
| Column 2 rate | none printed |
Footnotes
- See chapter 99 statistical note 1. (on the statistical suffix, units of quantity)
Lines that cite 9904.17.09
Where a line's footnote or rate column names this heading. The heading's U.S. note decides which goods and countries it covers; a citation alone does not.
| HTS number | Description | Cited in |
|---|---|---|
| 1701.12.50.00 | Beet sugar: other | footnote on the description |
| 1701.91.30.00 | Containing added coloring but not containing added flavoring matter: other | footnote on the description |
| 1701.99.50 | Cane or beet sugar and chemically pure sucrose, in solid form: other | footnote on the description |
| 1702.90.20.00 | Containing soluble non-sugar solids (excluding any foreign substances, including but not limited to molasses, that may have been added to... | footnote on the description |
| 2106.90.46.00 | Syrups derived from cane or beet sugar, containing added coloring but not added flavoring matter: other | footnote on the description |
What this page leaves to your broker
This page quotes the schedule. It does not add the rates together, and it does not say whether a chapter 99 heading applies to a shipment: that turns on the country of origin, the dates and the U.S. notes to chapter 99. Section 301, Section 232 and other chapter 99 measures list the goods they cover in those notes and in Federal Register notices, so a line can be covered by a heading its footnotes never cite. A licensed customs broker makes the determination.
Built September 29, 2026 from HTS Revision 20 (2026) (USITC release 2026HTSRev20, published September 23, 2026, current since September 28, 2026). The schedule changes often; USITC's own site always has the current text.