Mixer grinders are found in nearly every Indian kitchen—used daily for grinding spices, blending batters, and preparing fresh juices. But like all electronic appliances, these too are taxed under GST. In this guide, we’ll break down the mixer grinder GST rate, how it compares with other kitchen appliances, and what buyers and sellers need to know.
Yes. Mixer grinders are considered household electrical appliances and fall under Chapter 85 of the HSN Code, which covers:
These products are taxed under standard GST rates for domestic appliances.
Appliance Type | HSN Code | GST Rate |
---|---|---|
Mixer grinder (with or without juicer) | 8509 | 18% |
Electric food processors | 8509 | 18% |
Hand blenders or stick mixers | 8509 | 18% |
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Even if you’re replacing a mixer’s jar or motor, GST at 18% will be charged on the spare parts too.
Product | HSN Code | GST Rate |
---|---|---|
Mixer grinder spare jars/lids | 8509 | 18% |
Juicer filters or blades | 8509 | 18% |
Electric motor (internal) | 8501 | 18% |
Pre-GST (VAT + Excise) | Post-GST |
---|---|
VAT (12.5%) + Excise (12.5%) | Unified GST rate: 18% |
Complex compliance for dealers | Streamlined returns and ITC system |
No ITC on some inter-state purchases | Full claim Input Tax Credit available |
GST has brought transparency, better pricing control, and credit advantages to the kitchen appliance industry, including brands that sell mixer grinders.