TARIFFS ON
MADE IN USA
GOODS
🗓️ Tuesday, 3/18/2025 - 11:00AM ET
In February, the White House began enacting tariffs on goods originating from China, Canada, Mexico, and globally. Strong retaliatory measures have been implemented.
The latest proposed retaliation comes from the EU. If no resolution is reached, new tariffs on €8 billion worth of goods—including many consumer products—will take effect on April 1.
Learn more about the current state of tariffs in the world by checking our Trade & Tariffs Hub. Visit this page for the latest news and specific products affected on United States Country of Origin goods.
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Current Tariffs & Affected Products
Outlined below are the products that are currently impacted by tariffs
| Country Issuing Tariff | Product Category | Tariff Amount | HS Code | Date Implemented | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EU | A range of products that include whiskies, oranges, denim clothing, motorcycles, footwear, boats, and steel and aluminum products. | Most at 25% but a range of tariff increases from 10%-50% depending upon the item | Annex I and Annex II | 4/1/2025 | EXPECTED |
| China | Non ecommerce goods | 10%-15% | Annex 1 (15%) and Annex 2 (10%) | 2/10/2025 | STARTED |
| China | Chicken, corn, wheat and cotton | 10%-15% | Annex 1 (15%) and Annex 2 (10%) | 3/10/2025 | STARTED |
| Canada | Steel, aluminum and other goods | 25% | List of affected HS codes | 3/13/2025 | STARTED |
| Canada | CAD $30 billion worth of goods | 25% | List of affected HS codes | 3/4/2025 | STARTED |
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