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HS Code for Prilled Urea (HS 3102.10)

Prilled urea (1.5-3mm particles from spray tower) is USD 5-15/MT cheaper than granular. Softer, dustier, and prone to caking - suited to bag markets and where fertilizer is broadcast rather than blended. Iranian, Egyptian, Middle East production is prilled-heavy; Russia has both.

HS Classification for HS Code for Prilled Urea (HS 3102.10)
In 2026, HS Code for Prilled Urea (HS 3102.10) is primarily classified under HS Chapter 3102.10. The 6-digit Harmonized System codes are consistent globally, while duty rates and regulatory requirements (like CBAM or export incentives) vary by destination market.

Sample 6-digit codes

CodeDescription
3102.10Urea, whether or not in aqueous solution
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Typical import duty by market

MarketDuty
European Union
6.5%
CBAM 2026.
India (BCD)
0%
Canalised subsidy imports.
Ethiopia
0%
State import.
Brazil
0%

Numerical Example: 30,000 MT prilled urea, FOB Bandar Imam Iran USD 315/MT, CFR Beira Mozambique

30,000 MT prilled urea, FOB Bandar Imam Iran USD 315/MT, CFR Beira Mozambique. Run your own numbers in the Import Duty & Tax calculator.

FOBUSD 9,450,000
FreightUSD 700,000
CFRUSD 10,150,000
Mozambique dutyUSD 0
Total Landed CostLanded ≈ USD 10.15m. Iranian origin needs OFAC waiver check for USD payment path.
Model different Incoterms and markets in the landed cost by HS calculator.
Regulatory checkpoints
  • · IMSBC Code Group C.
  • · CBAM Annex I from 2026.
  • · Argus / Fertecon Middle East prilled benchmark separate from granular.
  • · Anti-caking agent (typically UF) declaration for shipment.
Top exporting countries
  • · Iran (sanctioned into some markets)
  • · Egypt
  • · Russia (partly sanctioned)
  • · Indonesia (Pusri)
  • · Malaysia (Petronas)

Frequently asked questions

Prilled vs granular - end user preference?

Broadcast application (small-scale African/Asian farmers, direct spread on rice paddies) accepts prilled. Bulk blends (grain-belt mechanised farming in USA/Brazil/Ukraine) demand granular for uniform particle size with DAP/MOP. Rule of thumb: bag = prilled OK, bulk blend = granular.

Import duty and tax by destination market

Typical MFN duty, consumption tax and the tax base applied to fertilizers (HS 3102.10) in each market we cover. Rates are indicative at the 6-digit line | confirm the national 8/10-digit code with your broker.

MarketDutyConsumption taxTax baseTax as % of CIF
India5%IGST 18%Assessable value + duty24.1%
United Arab Emirates0%VAT 5%CIF + duty5.0%
Saudi Arabia0%VAT 15%CIF + duty15.0%
Singapore0%GST 9%CIF + duty9.0%
China0%VAT 13%CIF + duty13.0%
United States0%Federal VAT 0%CIF0.3%
United Kingdom0%VAT 20%CIF + duty20.0%
Germany0%USt 19%CIF + duty19.0%
Netherlands0%BTW 21%CIF + duty21.0%
Vietnam0%VAT 10%CIF + duty10.0%
Türkiye0%KDV 20%CIF + duty20.0%
Japan0%JCT 10%CIF + duty10.0%
South Korea0%VAT 10%CIF + duty10.0%
Brazil0%IPI+PIS/COFINS+ICMS 32%CIF + duty32.0%
Indonesia0%PPN 11%CIF + duty13.5%
Mexico0%IVA 16%CIF + duty16.9%
Egypt0%VAT 14%CIF + duty14.0%
Nigeria0%VAT 7.5%CIF + duty9.1%
South Africa0%VAT 15%Assessable value + duty16.5%
Australia0%GST 10%CIF + duty10.0%

Run your own numbers with the landed cost calculator or check documentation requirements in the LC document checklist.

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Sources & citations

Source: European Commission - EU CBAM Regulation 2023/956Official Resource
Last reviewed: August 2026
Source: International Maritime Organization - IMO IMSBC / IMDG CodesOfficial Resource
Last reviewed: August 2026
Source: World Customs Organization - WCO Harmonized System NomenclatureOfficial Resource
Last reviewed: August 2026
Source: World Trade Organization - WTO Integrated Database (tariff data)Official Resource
Last reviewed: August 2026

Duty rates and regulations compiled from WCO HS, WTO integrated database, national customs authorities and published FTA schedules. Provided for decision-support only - confirm the 10-digit line and current preferential status with your licensed customs broker before acting.

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