Trade Updates
Tariff news, policy changes, and import duty guides for 2026
Complete Guide to US Tariffs on Chinese Imports (2026) — Rates, Rules & What Changed
Everything importers need to know about US tariffs on Chinese goods in 2026: Section 301 rates (7.5-25%), Section 122 surcharge, product category breakdowns, de minimis changes, and actionable steps.
Importing from Mexico in 2026 — USMCA Rules, Tariff Rates & Fentanyl Tariff Status
Complete guide to importing from Mexico in 2026: USMCA rules of origin, which goods qualify for 0% duty, Section 122 surcharge, fentanyl tariff status, automotive rules, and nearshoring trends.
US Tariffs on Vietnamese Imports 2026 — Rates, Trade Trends & What Importers Need to Know
Complete guide to US tariffs on Vietnamese imports in 2026: MFN duty rates, Section 122 surcharge, anti-dumping duties, the China+1 supply chain shift, and key product categories.
Canadian Import Tariffs 2026 — USMCA Benefits, Lumber Duties & Current Rates
Complete guide to US tariffs on Canadian imports in 2026: USMCA duty-free benefits, softwood lumber duties, dairy tariff-rate quotas, energy imports, auto parts rules, and Section 122 impact.
US Tariffs on Indian Imports 2026 — GSP Status, Duty Rates & Trade Opportunities
Complete guide to US tariffs on Indian imports in 2026: GSP program status, MFN duty rates, Section 122 surcharge, anti-dumping duties on steel, key import categories, and trade negotiation outlook.
US Tariffs on Taiwanese Imports 2026 — Semiconductor Focus, Duty Rates & CHIPS Act Impact
Complete guide to US tariffs on Taiwan in 2026: semiconductor duties on TSMC chips, CHIPS Act implications, Section 122 surcharge, key HTS codes for integrated circuits, and supply chain security considerations.
US Tariffs on European Union Imports 2026 — Current Rates, Trade Disputes & What's at Stake
Complete guide to US tariffs on EU imports in 2026: steel/aluminum Section 232 duties, auto tariff threats, Boeing-Airbus truce status, Digital Services Tax disputes, wine/spirits tariffs, and Section 122 impact.
US Tariffs on Japanese Imports 2026 — Auto Tariffs, Electronics & Current Duty Rates
Complete guide to US tariffs on Japan in 2026: auto tariff threats on Toyota and Honda, electronics duty rates, steel Section 232 without TRQ, no FTA despite CPTPP membership, and Section 122 surcharge impact.
US Tariffs on South Korean Imports 2026 — KORUS FTA Benefits & Current Rates
Complete guide to US tariffs on South Korea in 2026: KORUS FTA duty-free benefits on 95% of goods, Samsung/SK Hynix semiconductor imports, Hyundai/Kia auto trade, steel Section 232 exception, and Section 122 impact.
US Tariffs on UK Imports 2026 — Post-Brexit Trade, Steel Duties & Current Rates
Complete guide to US tariffs on UK imports in 2026: no FTA post-Brexit, Section 232 steel/aluminum with TRQ, Scotch whisky tariff risks, Boeing-Airbus truce, trade deal negotiations, and Section 122 surcharge.
Supreme Court Tariffs Ruling 2026: What Importers Need to Know Now
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that IEEPA doesn't authorize sweeping tariffs. Full breakdown of what was struck down, Section 122 replacement tariffs, refund claims, and what importers should do now.
Section 122 vs IEEPA Tariffs: What Changed After the Supreme Court Ruling
Side-by-side comparison of the old IEEPA tariffs (struck down) vs new Section 122 tariffs. Key differences in legal authority, rates, duration, scope, and what happens when the 150 days expire.
USITC HTS 2805.30: Complete Guide to Rare-Earth Metals Scandium and Yttrium Classification
Everything importers need to know about classifying rare-earth metals scandium and yttrium under HTS 2805.30, including duty rates and trade agreements.
March 2026 Tariff Upheaval: Court Rulings, Massive Refunds, and New Trade Investigations
Breaking: Supreme Court struck down Trump's IEEPA tariffs, $166B in refunds owed, new Section 301 investigations launched. Complete timeline and what importers need to know.
De Minimis Suspension 2026: The $800 Duty-Free Exemption Ends
The US suspended duty-free de minimis treatment on February 25, 2026. All imports now require formal entry and full tariffs. What this means for e-commerce and consumers.
Every Major US Tariff Change in 2026 (Updated Weekly)
A running list of every tariff modification, surcharge, and trade action in 2026 — from the February import surcharge to semiconductor duties.
Russia Tariffs 2026: New Sanctions Duties and Rate Changes
The US modified Column 2 tariff rates on Russian imports on February 11. What changed, which products are affected, and what it means for importers.
China Tariffs Explained: Section 301, Section 232 & the 2026 Updates
The complete guide to US tariffs on Chinese imports — how they stack, what's exempt, and what changed this year.
How to Read an HTS Code: A Beginner's Guide
HTS codes look like gibberish until you understand the system. Here's how to decode them in 5 minutes.
USMCA vs NAFTA: What Changed and How It Affects Your Imports
The USMCA replaced NAFTA in 2020, but many importers still don't understand the new rules of origin. Here's what matters.
The February 2026 Import Surcharge: Who Pays and How Much
The new across-the-board import surcharge took effect February 25. Here's what it means for businesses and consumers.
Semiconductor Tariffs: The New Chip Import Duties Explained
January 2026 brought new tariffs on semiconductor imports. Which chips are affected, what are the rates, and what it means for tech prices.
5 Costly Tariff Classification Mistakes Importers Make
Wrong HTS codes can mean overpaying duties — or worse, penalties from CBP. Here's how to avoid the most common errors.
US Free Trade Agreements: Complete Guide to Preferential Duty Rates
The US has 14 active free trade agreements. Here's how to use them to legally pay lower — or zero — import duties.
The $800 De Minimis Threshold: Is It Going Away in 2026?
Congress is eyeing changes to the de minimis exemption that lets packages under $800 enter duty-free. What it means for e-commerce.
Do You Need a Customs Broker? When to DIY vs Hire a Pro
Customs brokers charge $150-250 per entry. For some importers it's essential, for others it's money wasted. Here's how to decide.