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HS 코드

110313

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연도	물량	금액
2023	4,779,067	1,763,000 USD

Classification

Product TypeIngredient

Product FormDry milled (meal/flour)

Industry PositionFood Ingredient

Market

Cornmeal (maize meal) is a staple ingredient in Mozambique’s diet, particularly in central and southern areas where maize-based dishes are common. Mozambique has domestic maize production and industrial milling capacity, but it also imports maize milling products from the region. In 2023, Mozambique reported imports of maize (corn) meal/groats (HS 110313) of about USD 1.763 million (about 4.606 million kg), entirely from South Africa. In the same year, Mozambique also reported much larger imports of maize (corn) flour (HS 110220) of about USD 45.401 million (about 56.446 million kg), with South Africa as the overwhelmingly dominant supplier.

Market RoleDomestic staple ingredient market with domestic milling, supplemented by imports (net importer for maize meal/flour trade lines)

Domestic RoleCore staple ingredient for household consumption (maize-based porridge/‘xima’) and for downstream food manufacturing (milling, bakery, pasta/biscuits)

SeasonalityMain maize harvest typically starts around April; post-harvest availability is highest in the mid-year period, with a secondary-season harvest commonly available later in the dry season (around August–September) in typical years.

Specification

Physical Attributes

Dry milled maize meal/flour sold as a pre-packaged, shelf-stable staple; labeling must be legible and in Portuguese for retail circulation

Compositional Metrics

If marketed as fortified, labels must disclose composition details and carry the fortification seal per Mozambique’s fortification-related rules referenced by USDA FAS

Packaging

Pre-packaged foods must provide Portuguese-language label information including ingredients, additives, net weight, date of manufacture, expiry/validity, and lot number
Flours under Chapter 11 heading 11.02 are listed under Mozambique’s ‘Positive List’ for compulsory pre-shipment inspection, with an exclusion noted for quantities up to 20 kg (per USDA FAS FAIRS report)

Supply Chain

Value Chain

Domestic route: maize procurement → industrial/hammer milling → packaging/label approval workflows (as applicable) → wholesale/retail distribution
Import route: exporter shipment preparation → (where applicable) compulsory pre-shipment inspection for ‘Positive List’ goods including Chapter 11.02 flours → import documentation assembly → customs clearance via Mozambique’s single-window processes and required filings → importer distribution

Freight IntensityHigh

Transport ModeLand

Risks

Regulatory Compliance HighNon-compliance with Mozambique’s Portuguese-language labeling rules (including INNOQ-linked labeling tests/approval expectations) and clearance requirements (import license and required documents; PSI/DUC for listed goods such as Chapter 11.02 flours; and potential CoC obligations under the PAC/CAP regime for regulated products) can lead to border delays, additional fees, rejection, or withdrawal from the market.Obtain importer-confirmed document checklist before shipment; ensure Portuguese labels meet INNOQ/Ministry of Health expectations; verify whether the shipment falls under the PSI ‘Positive List’ and/or PAC/CAP regulated scope; secure required inspection/CoC documents and align HS classification with the importer’s clearance plan.

Logistics MediumMozambique’s reported imports of maize meal/flour are highly concentrated from South Africa, creating exposure to corridor disruptions, transport-cost volatility, and localized shortages if cross-border flows tighten during regional stress periods.Dual-source within the region where feasible; maintain safety stock for key customer programs; align procurement with seasonal domestic availability and import lead times.

Climate MediumFloods and droughts are repeatedly cited as affecting agricultural production in Mozambique; domestic maize availability shocks can increase demand for commercially milled cornmeal and imports, stressing prices and supply continuity.Use contingency sourcing plans and flexible contracts; monitor seasonal conditions and market signals; diversify sourcing corridors/ports where practical.

Documentation Gap MediumCornmeal may be cleared under different maize milling tariff lines depending on granulation (e.g., maize meal/groats vs maize flour); HS-code mismatch across documents can trigger delays and rework during licensing, PSI, and customs clearance.Confirm the exact HS code used by the Mozambican importer and ensure consistency across invoice, packing list, inspection/PSI paperwork, and any CoC application.

Sustainability

High exposure of maize supply to climate shocks (floods and droughts) that can disrupt domestic availability and raise staple market pressure

FAQ

What language must cornmeal labels use in Mozambique?Portuguese labeling is required for pre-packaged foods sold in Mozambique. The USDA FAS FAIRS report notes that labeling requirements are developed by INNOQ and describes required label elements (e.g., ingredients, additives, net weight, manufacture/expiry information, and lot number) in Portuguese.

Which documents are commonly required to import cornmeal into Mozambique?The USDA FAS FAIRS country report lists typical required documents including an import license, commercial invoice, packing list, bill of entry, certificate of origin, transport document (road manifest/AWB/Bill of Lading), cargo release order, delivery order, inspection report, and payment receipts.

Is maize flour or similar products subject to pre-shipment inspection in Mozambique?Yes for listed goods: the USDA FAS FAIRS report describes a ‘Positive List’ of goods subject to compulsory pre-shipment inspection (PSI) and notes that Chapter 11 heading 11.02 (flours) is included, with an exclusion noted for quantities up to 20 kg. It also states that Positive List goods must be accompanied by a Documento Unico Certificado (DUC).

Could a Certificate of Conformity (CoC) be required for importing cornmeal into Mozambique under the PAC/CAP program?Mozambique’s PAC/CAP summary states that shipments of regulated products covered under Decree No. 8/2022 (Annex II) require conformity verification and issuance of a CoC by an authorized certification body, with Phase I enforcement referenced from 1 November 2023. Whether cornmeal is in the regulated scope depends on the product’s classification in the regulated list, so importers should confirm applicability for the specific HS code used.