MXIK (IKPU) codes, class 01702: Other sugars, sugar syrups, artificial honey
5 positions · 15 subpositions · 24 codes · tasnif.soliq.uz, data as of 14.10.2026
Updated:
Class 01702 "Other sugars, sugar syrups, artificial honey" belongs to group 017 "Sugars and sugar confectionery" of the MXIK (IKPU) classifier. It contains 5 positions, 15 subpositions and 24 codes. That is 1.8% of all codes in the group.
The largest position is 01702999 "Other sugars" with 13 codes (54% of the class). It is followed by 01702001 "Glucose and glucose syrup" with 4. The largest subpositions are "Artificial honey" (01702999007, 8), "Glucose" (01702001003, 2), "Starch syrup" (01702999004, 2). 12 of the 15 subpositions hold exactly one code. Other examples: "Glucose powder", "Anti-stick agent", "Maple syrup", "Lactose syrup".
By number of codes the class ranks 3rd of 4 in the group. Neighbouring classes: 01701 "Cane or beet sugar and chemically pure sucrose" (197 codes) and 01703 "Molasses" (1 code). Under the coding scheme in the Regulation on the National Catalogue, digits 2 to 5 of a goods code are the customs (TN VED, HS-based) code; for this class it is 1702.
Codes in this class
| Code | Name | Copy code |
|---|---|---|
| 01702001 | Glucose and glucose syrup4 codes | |
| 01702001001 | Glucose powder1 code | |
| 01702001002 | Glucose syrup1 code | |
| 01702001003 | Glucose2 codes | |
| 01702999 | Other sugars13 codes | |
| 01702999002 | Maltodextrin1 code | |
| 01702999004 | Starch syrup2 codes | |
| 01702999007 | Artificial honey8 codes | |
| 01702999011 | Anti-stick agent1 code | |
| 01702999012 | Caramel colour1 code | |
| 01702002 | Maple sugar and maple syrup2 codes | |
| 01702002001 | Maple sugar1 code | |
| 01702002002 | Maple syrup1 code | |
| 01702003 | Lactose and lactose syrup3 codes | |
| 01702003001 | Lactose1 code | |
| 01702003002 | Lactose powder1 code | |
| 01702003003 | Lactose syrup1 code | |
| 01702004 | Fructose and fructose syrup2 codes | |
| 01702004002 | Fructose powder1 code | |
| 01702004003 | Fructose syrup1 code |
How to apply an MXIK code
- Find the subposition of your good or service: the first 11 digits are the group, class, position and subposition.
- Pick the 17-digit code on tasnif.soliq.uz: the last 6 digits are brand and attribute; goods without a barcode use "000000".
- Show this code in electronic invoices (ESF) and online cash register receipts, and for imports in the customs cargo declaration.
- Watch for changes on tasnif.soliq.uz: deleting or changing a code takes effect after 30 days.
- No suitable code? Send a request to the operator through your personal account (reviewed within 3 working days).
Help with MXIK codes in accounting and e-invoices
Leader Audit accountants can match MXIK codes to your product list, review invoices and receipts and set up your accounting in line with the code rules.
Accounting servicesOther classes in this group
Frequently asked questions
What is the MXIK (IKPU) code for "Artificial honey"?
The subposition "Artificial honey" has code 01702999007: group 017, class 01702, position 01702999 "Other sugars". It covers 8 codes: all of them start with these 11 digits, and the last 6 digits stand for brand and attribute. The exact 17-digit code is chosen on tasnif.soliq.uz.
What is the MXIK (IKPU) code for "Lactose"?
The subposition "Lactose" has code 01702003001: group 017, class 01702, position 01702003 "Lactose and lactose syrup". It covers one 17-digit MXIK code starting with these 11 digits. The exact 17-digit code is chosen on tasnif.soliq.uz.
How many MXIK codes are in class 01702?
As of 14.10.2026, class 01702 "Other sugars, sugar syrups, artificial honey" has 5 positions, 15 subpositions and 24 codes. Every code in the class starts with 01702.
How does class 01702 differ from class 01703?
They are neighbouring classes of group 017. Class 01702 "Other sugars, sugar syrups, artificial honey" has 5 positions and 24 codes; class 01703 "Molasses" has 1 position and 1 code. The class is digits 4–5 of the MXIK code, so a wrong class changes the base code of the item.
Where must the MXIK code be shown?
Under the Regulation on the National Catalogue (Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 263 of 28 April 2025) the catalogue is used for electronic invoices, online cash register receipts and the customs cargo declaration (except goods imported for the first time). A code that does not match the base code (first 11 digits) can lead to a fine of 1% of the value under Article 223(5) of the Tax Code.
Sources
Book a meeting with a Leader Audit partner
Your first consultation is free. Get an expert assessment of your business risks.