HS 0802
Dry fruits
Raisin, dried apricot, almond, walnut and pine nut, from Gilgit-Baltistan, Balochistan and imported-and-processed material. A thin, seasonal, fast-moving trade where sorting grade and an honest origin declaration decide whether the container clears.
Specifications
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Lines | Almond, dried apricot, raisin, walnut, pine nut, date |
| Form | In shell, kernel, sliced, diced |
| Moisture | Per line; 5–18% depending on product |
| Sorting | Colour sorted and hand picked on premium grades |
| Storage | Cold store for kernels where transit exceeds 30 days |
Grades
| Line | Grade marker | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Raisin | Colour, seedless, size | Golden and black trade separately |
| Dried apricot | Whole or halved, sulphured or natural | Sulphur must be declared on the Indonesian label |
| Almond kernel | Count per ounce, breakage % | Imported and re-exported material must be declared |
| Pine nut | Kernel size, freshness | Short season, thin market, price moves fast |
Packing
| Option | Detail |
|---|---|
| Carton | 10 kg or 12.5 kg, food-grade liner |
| Vacuum pack | For kernels. Extends shelf life in transit. |
| PP woven bag | For in-shell and lower grades |
Trade terms
| Typical MOQ | 1 × 20 ft FCL, 12–18 MT by line |
|---|---|
| Typical lead time | 25–40 days from confirmed order to loading |
| Port of loading | Port Qasim, Karachi Karachi Port (KICT / PICT) |
| Port of discharge | Tanjung Priok, Jakarta Tanjung Perak, Surabaya |
| Incoterms | FOB, CFR, CIF |
| HS code | 0802 · 0806.20 · 0813 |
Tariff position
Preference under the Indonesia–Pakistan Preferential Trade Agreement applies to a listed set of tariff lines, not to whole HS chapters. Whether this product qualifies depends on your exact 8-digit national line and on a valid Certificate of Origin.
We do not publish a rate here, because a rate without your line number and its date is not usable. What to check, and where.
Certifications required
| Certificate | Issued by | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Halal certificate | BPJPH, via SHLN where the certifier is recognised | Postponed to 18 October 2028 for imported food (announced 16 October 2026; the amending regulation is not yet signed). |
| Phytosanitary certificate | Department of Plant Protection, Pakistan | Per shipment. |
| Certificate of Analysis | Third-party lab | Aflatoxin and sulphur dioxide where applicable. |
| Fumigation certificate | Licensed fumigator | Where required by the line and by quarantine. |
Price logic
We do not publish prices. Here is what moves the number, and when.
- Most of this trade is seasonal and thin. A week's delay in fixing can move the number more than a month does on cotton yarn.
- Sorting grade is the main lever. Hand-picked and colour-sorted material costs materially more and looks nearly the same in a photograph.
- Sulphur treatment on apricot must be declared and within the Indonesian limit. Undeclared sulphur is a detention, not a discount.
- Some lines transit Pakistan rather than originating there. Origin affects both the price and the Certificate of Origin you can obtain.