Mustard Seed, Spice

Mustard seed is an oilseed that is used as a spice. It is harvested and traded as whole or broken seeds.

Prices, specifications and international trade for mustard seed, spice under HS 120750.

Mustard Seed, Spice Price

$904USD/t

Published reference · Jul 1, 2026

Mustard Seed, Spice Historical Unit Values

Mustard seed, spice is quoted in USD/t at CAN. Historical customs values may differ from the headline reference.

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Mustard Seed, Spice Exports and Imports

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Canada led reported mustard seed, spice exports in 2025, at $108M.

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Mustard Seed, Spice Facts and HS Code

Mustard seed, spice belongs to spices and herbs within produce, nuts, spices and food ingredients. Its customs classification covers HS 120750.

Mustard Seed, Spice HS Code

Product typeRaw
FormDried
Position in the chainPrimary
CategorySpices and herbs — Produce, nuts, spices and food ingredients
HS codes120750
Quoted inUSD/t
Reference locationCAN

Uses & Risks

Mustard seed, spice uses, related products and documented risks.

Uses and Related Commodities

Leading originsCanada, China, Ethiopia, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Myanmar, Nepal, Russia, Ukraine, United States

Sourcing risks

RiskMitigation
Trade restrictions and measures
PolicyLow

Customs tariff classifications may be subject to trade restrictions or regulatory measures that can affect import/export of mustard seeds.

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Mustard Seed, Spice Questions

What is the definition of mustard seed, spice?
Mustard seed, spice is classified as an oil seed and includes mustard seeds, whether or not broken, excluding seeds for sowing.
Are broken mustard seeds acceptable for spice use?
Both whole and broken mustard seeds are covered under the commodity description, so broken seeds are acceptable as long as they are not intended for sowing.
How should mustard seed, spice be stored to maintain quality?
Mustard seeds should be kept in a cool, dry environment, protected from moisture and direct sunlight to preserve their flavor and oil content.