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Customer Advisory

Customer Advisory: Additional U.S. Import Duties on Goods from Mexico, Canada, China, and Hong Kong

Mar. 4, 2025
Customer Advisory

Additional U.S. Import Duties on Goods from Mexico, Canada, China, and Hong Kong

Shortly before 5:00pm on March 3, 2025, U.S. President Trump issued Executive Order 14200, increasing tariffs on imports from China and Hong Kong to 20%, up from the previous 10%. In accordance with this order, U.S. Customs & Border Protection (CBP) has implemented a new Chapter 99 HTSUS number for these goods. The new duty rate applies to products of China and Hong Kong entered for consumption on or after March 4, 2025. CBP has clarified that this is not a retroactive increase.

Additionally, as directed by Executive Orders issued on March 2, 2025, imports from Canada and Mexico will also be subject to increased duties, effective March 4, 2025:

Goods that are the product of Canada entered for consumption or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption will be subject to an additional 25% ad valorem duty under HTSUS classification 9903.01.10, except for items classified under 9903.01.11, 9903.01.12, and 9903.01.13, and personal-use items in accompanied baggage.

Goods that are the product of Mexico entered for consumption or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption will be subject to an additional 25% ad valorem duty under HTSUS classification 9903.01.01, except for items classified under 9903.01.02 and 9903.01.03, and personal-use items in accompanied baggage.

Evaluation of tariff barriers by the European Union are in progress and a ratcheting of tariffs could ensue if no tariff remedies are put into place. Under evaluation are non-tariff barriers as well, such as financial interventions, currency or labor manipulations, etc. This will be outlined in a report to follow outlined by the Treasury Secretary.

For consultation services and assistance in complying with this program, you may also reach out to us at: customs_compliance_group@am.kwe.com

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