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Latest tariffs

Added U.S. duties by sourcing country, split into metal parts (castings, forgings, machined metal, fasteners) and non-metal parts (plastics, rubber, composites). Every rate links to its source.

Rates as of—
Country / part type Base MFN dutyNormal tariff schedule Section 232Steel, aluminum, copper Section 301 China2018–2019 lists Section 301 forced labor60 economies Section 338Canada Section 301 excess capacity16 economies Est. added dutyOn top of MFN

Up to 12.5%Up to 25%Up to 50%Over 50%

How to read this chart

  • Metal rows assume the part falls under Section 232 (wholly metal at 50%, derivative at 25%). Parts under 232 are exempt from the forced-labor tariff.
  • For the EU and Taiwan, the forced-labor tariff tops up the MFN rate to a combined 10% (12.5% for Japan and Korea); if MFN is already at or above that, it adds nothing. The non-metal rows use a typical plastic part (MFN 5.3%) to show the top-up.
  • USMCA-qualifying goods from Mexico and Canada are exempt from the forced-labor tariff. Section 338 applies only to Canadian vehicles, dairy and alcoholic beverages, so most industrial parts are not covered.
  • Rates depend on HTS code, origin and entry date. This chart is for planning, not customs advice. Confirm every part with a licensed customs broker.