Tomatoes prepared or preserved otherwise than by vinegar — Bahamas import duty
Most tomatoes prepared or preserved otherwise than by vinegar are duty-free: 7 of 8 tariff lines under Heading 2002 carry no import duty, and the rest run up to 75%. Duty is not the whole bill: The Bahamas adds a 1% customs processing fee (minimum $10, maximum $750) and 10% VAT on the landed cost.
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Tariff lines under heading 2002
| HS code | Description | Import duty |
|---|---|---|
2002.1010 |
Tomatoes, whole or in pieces — Tomatoes, whole, canned | Free |
2002.1020 |
Tomatoes, whole or in pieces — Tomatoes, whole, other | Free |
2002.1030 |
Tomatoes, whole or in pieces — Tomatoes, in pieces canned | Free |
2002.1040 |
Tomatoes, whole or in pieces — Tomatoes in pieces, other | Free |
2002.9010 |
Other — Tomato juice of which the dry weight content is 7% or more | 75% |
2002.9020 |
Other — Tomato paste | Free |
2002.9030 |
Other — Tomato puree | Free |
2002.9090 |
Other — Other | Free |
Part of Preserved Fruit & Vegetables (chapter 20) — 96 lines in total. Search the whole schedule →
Schedule version 2026-2027 · 8 lines shown. Lines tagged verified have been individually checked against the current schedule; the rest are as published in the 2023 Tariff Act. Rates are import duty only — final classification and charges are determined by Bahamas Customs.