3301 25 10
Essential oils of mints (Mentha arvensis)
What does ITC-HS 3301 25 10 cover?
ITC-HS 3301 25 10 covers essential oils of mints (mentha arvensis). It is a 8-digit line in Chapter 33 of India's tariff schedule (w.e.f. 01.04.2023).
Chapter 33: Essential oils and resinoids; perfumery and cosmetic preparations
Chapter 33 covers extracted oils and oleoresins. This is where the value in mint and in spice extraction actually sits, and it is a different duty and documentation regime from whole spice.
Classification note. This line sits outside Chapter 9, so anything classified here is not counted in India’s headline “spice export” statistics even though the trade treats it as a spice. If you are reconciling our figures against a Spices Board total and the numbers do not agree, this is usually why. It also means the duty and the import paperwork follow the essential oils and resinoids regime in your market, not the spice regime.
What we export under 3301 25 10
These are the spices we ship that classify under this line. Duty, border checks and your import paperwork are all decided at the HS line, not the spice name — so this is the code that goes on your invoice.
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What does ITC-HS 3301 25 10 cover?
Essential oils of mints (Mentha arvensis). It is a 8-digit line under Chapter 33 of India's ITC-HS schedule, w.e.f. 01.04.2023.
Shipping under 3301 25 10? Tell us the spice, grade and destination and we will quote it, classified correctly, with the test dossier your market requires.
Sources
- Spices Board — ITC-HS classification of spices· Tier 1, retrieved 2026-07-16