HS Code 2202.10 — Waters with added sugar, sweetener or flavour | South Africa Import & Export

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Import duty
20%
on FOB value
Import VAT
15%
on ATV
Duty base
FOB
SARS standard
Clearance
24–48h
Green channel

HS 2202.10 covers Waters with added sugar, sweetener or flavour imported into South Africa. Under this six-digit subheading, the customs duty is set at the 8-digit tariff line and ranges from free to 0% — the breakdown below (and the scanner) pin down your exact line. The customs value is the FOB (free on board) value of the goods — freight and insurance are excluded. Import VAT is then VAT = ((FOB customs value × 1.10) + customs duty) × 15%. JLog is a Cape Town customs clearance specialist, based in Woodstock, that clears consignments under HS 2202.10 through Cape Town and OR Tambo with direct FedEx and DHL accounts and paired customs work at both ends. Import VAT of 15% is charged on the added-tax value (ATV), and the worked breakdown below shows the landed cost per tariff line. For an exact, classification-checked landed cost, request a JLog quote.

HS Code 2202.10: Waters with added sugar, sweetener or flavour

HS Code 2202.10 covers Waters with added sugar, sweetener or flavour under the South African Harmonised Tariff Schedule. SARS uses this code to classify Waters with added sugar, sweetener or flavour for all import and export customs declarations.

Customs Duty Rate

The customs duty rate for HS Code 2202.10 is 20%. Duty is calculated on the FOB customs value (the goods value at the point of loading onto the carrier; international freight and insurance are not part of the duty base). Import VAT is then 15% of the Added Tax Value (ATV) — customs value + 10% uplift (for non-SACU origin; nil for BLNS countries) + non-rebated duty.

What Falls Under HS Code 2202.10?

This tariff heading covers Waters with added sugar, sweetener or flavour. All importers and exporters must use this code on SARS customs declarations (SAD500), commercial invoices, and shipping documents.

How to Import or Export Under HS Code 2202.10

To move goods under HS Code 2202.10 across South African borders, you must be registered with SARS as an importer or exporter. JLog’s TradeReady service handles SARS registration. Once registered, a customs declaration is lodged by you or a licensed broker.

JLog Customs Clearance for HS Code 2202.10

JLog provides customs clearance for goods under HS Code 2202.10. We handle the full SARS submission — from checking documents to lodging declarations and managing SARS queries.

We also provide DutyCheq — real-time customs clearance tracking so you can monitor your SARS submission status at every step.

Contact JLog: [email protected] | 021 300 6099

Import duty, VAT and a worked landed-cost example for HS 2202.10

Customs duty: set at the 8-digit tariff line — see the breakdown below  ·  VAT: 15% on the ATV

The customs value is the FOB goods value (freight and insurance excluded).

Duty by 8-digit line (SARS Schedule 1):

8-digit line Description General duty
2202.10.10 – In sealed containers holding 2,5 li or less (excluding those in collapsible plastic tube 4,36c/li
2202.10.90 – Other 3,3c/li

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Duty is charged on the FOB customs value only — freight and insurance are excluded. VAT = ((FOB customs value × 1.10) + customs duty) × 15%. The 10% upliftment does not apply to goods of BLNS/SACU origin (Botswana, Lesotho, Namibia, Eswatini). Freight, insurance and clearing fees are added to the total on top. Figures are indicative; request a quote for an exact, classification-checked landed cost.

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Last updated: 4 July 2026

Speak to JLog’s Cape Town customs team: [email protected]  ·  021 300 6099

How long do I have to clear goods into South Africa?
Goods must be cleared within 7 days of arrival (s38(1)(b) of the Customs and Excise Act), extended to 14 days for break-bulk cargo and 28 days for containerised cargo. Uncleared goods are removed to the State Warehouse (rent payable under s17) and may be forfeited and sold after 3 months (s43).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is HS Code 2202.10 used for?
HS Code 2202.10 is the official tariff code for Waters with added sugar, sweetener or flavour under the South African Harmonised Tariff Schedule. It appears on all customs declarations for these goods.

What duty do I pay on HS Code 2202.10?
The customs duty rate is 20%. Plus 15% VAT on import. Contact JLog for a full landed cost calculation including all applicable levies.

Do I need a customs broker for HS Code 2202.10?
Not legally, but most importers use one to ensure correct filing. JLog can clear goods under HS Code 2202.10 on your behalf.

Last updated: 2026. Source: SARS Harmonised Tariff Schedule.

Related JLog Services

JLog provides customs clearance services for goods under this HS code. Our team handles SARS submissions, documentation, and query management.

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Current SARS duty rates — HS 2202.10

ItemRate
AGOASee SARS Schedule 4 for AGOA-specific provisions
VAT15%

Last verified 23 Aug 2026 from SARS tariff book.

Shipping rates from South Africa — HS 2202.10

DestinationCarrierFrom (ZAR / 10kg)Transit days
CHFedEx2,701.963
NZFedEx2,271.605
BRFedEx2,933.978
JPFedEx2,271.605
CAFedEx2,363.434
INFedEx2,227.848
CNDHL Express5,437.373
SGFedEx2,271.605
AEFedEx2,227.845
NLFedEx2,140.693

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