China Building Materials Tariffs by HS Code (2026)
Look up the import duty on 66 HS codes for building materials and furniture made in China, in the United States, the EU, Canada and Australia: the base duty every importer pays, how it adds up, and whether an anti-dumping or countervailing duty may apply.
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- Base duty — every importer pays it: normal (MFN) duty + additional tariffs.
- AD/CVD may apply — anti-dumping/countervailing duty, set per exporter, shown separately.
- Proposed — not in force, never added to any figure. How we calculate
United States: import duty on building materials from China, by HS code
Verified · Base duty = MFN + Section 301 + the forced-labor duty or Section 232
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Kitchen cabinets & vanities — United States
2 codes · base duty 50% · AD/CVD: wooden cabinets & vanities; quartz surfaces (A-570-084)
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9403.40 Wooden kitchen cabinets | MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Sec. 232 cabinets 25% · Forced labor not charged | 50% | May apply | Decision Nov 2026Rises Jan 2027 | Details for HS 9403.40, United States | ||||||||
| HS 9403.40 (Wooden kitchen cabinets) made in China: US base duty 50% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Sec. 232 cabinets 25%). Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD: wooden cabinets & vanities
269.81% = 251.64% China-wide anti-dumping deposit + 18.17% countervailing all-others rate, for an exporter with no rate of its own. Company rates vary widely (sums of the published AD and CVD deposits for the same exporter): The Ancientree Cabinet 17.00% (7.67% + 9.33%); nine exporters holding both the 10.02% AD and 9.51% CVD review rates 19.53%; KM Cabinetry 55.77% (43.92% + 11.85%); exporters whose last completed reviews set 0.00% AD, for example Fujian Dushi Wooden Industry (with 10.92% CVD), 10.92%. Highest named rates: Jiangsu Sunwell Cabinetry 415.10% (251.64% + 163.46%) and Deway International Trade 545.09% (251.64% + 293.45%). If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 319.81% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Covers wooden kitchen cabinets for permanent installation, assembled or flat-pack, and their wooden parts; separately entered metal hinges, slides and handles are not covered. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. In the US these are cash deposits paid at entry; the final duty is set later in a review and can be higher or lower. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. AD/CVD: quartz surfaces (A-570-084)
AD cash deposits: 255.27% Suzhou Colorquartzstone New Material / Shanghai Meiyang Stone / CQ International; 259.33% the other separate-rate exporters listed in the order; 295.02% Foshan Yixin Stone; 326.15% China-wide. CVD: 45.32% all others (incl. Foshan Yixin); 190.99% Foshan Hero Stone, Fasa Industrial, Foshan Nanhai Julang and Qinguan Yuefeng. Highest combination 517.14% (China-wide AD 326.15% + 190.99% CVD, e.g. Foshan Hero Stone). If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 350.59% at the lowest published company rate and 421.47% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Only if a resin-bound quartz countertop or vanity top is included; the duty is charged on the quartz part only. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. In the US these are cash deposits paid at entry; the final duty is set later in a review and can be higher or lower. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Coming up
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 9403.40 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #66492057 (Oct 10, 2025): Section 232 duties on timber, lumber, cabinets, vanities and upholstered furniture (opens in a new tab) · Commerce, wooden cabinets and vanities from China: AD review final results, 91 FR 21788 (Apr 23, 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.7% · Canada 34.5% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 9403.40.90.60 Classification note Wooden kitchen cabinets designed for permanent installation, assembled or ready-to-assemble: 9403.40.90.60 (Free). Freestanding kitchen furniture is 9403.40.90.40 (dining tables) or .80. The Section 232 cabinet rate is scheduled to rise from 25% to 50% on 1 January 2027; China has no agreement rate. | |||||||||||||
| 9403.60Wooden tables, TV cabinets, nightstands and bathroom vanities | Also listed under Furniture — base duty 37.5–50% | ||||||||||||
| 9403.91 Wooden kitchen cabinet parts (doors, drawer fronts, frames, boxes) | MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Sec. 232 cabinets 25% · Forced labor not charged | 50% | May apply | Decision Nov 2026Rises Jan 2027 | Details for HS 9403.91, United States | ||||||||
| HS 9403.91 (Wooden kitchen cabinet parts (doors, drawer fronts, frames, boxes)) made in China: US base duty 50% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Sec. 232 cabinets 25%). Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD: wooden cabinets & vanities
269.81% = 251.64% China-wide anti-dumping deposit + 18.17% countervailing all-others rate, for an exporter with no rate of its own. Company rates vary widely (sums of the published AD and CVD deposits for the same exporter): The Ancientree Cabinet 17.00% (7.67% + 9.33%); nine exporters holding both the 10.02% AD and 9.51% CVD review rates 19.53%; KM Cabinetry 55.77% (43.92% + 11.85%); exporters whose last completed reviews set 0.00% AD, for example Fujian Dushi Wooden Industry (with 10.92% CVD), 10.92%. Highest named rates: Jiangsu Sunwell Cabinetry 415.10% (251.64% + 163.46%) and Deway International Trade 545.09% (251.64% + 293.45%). If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 319.81% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Covers wooden parts of kitchen cabinets and vanities such as doors, drawer fronts and drawer parts, frames, boxes and back and end panels. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. In the US these are cash deposits paid at entry; the final duty is set later in a review and can be higher or lower. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Coming up
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 9403.91 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #66492057 (Oct 10, 2025): Section 232 duties on timber, lumber, cabinets, vanities and upholstered furniture (opens in a new tab) · Commerce, wooden cabinets and vanities from China: AD review final results, 91 FR 21788 (Apr 23, 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.7% · Canada 25% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 9403.91.00.80 Classification note Parts of wooden furniture: 9403.91.00.80 (Free). Only parts of wooden kitchen cabinets and vanities pay the Section 232 cabinets duty; other wooden furniture parts on this line enter under 9903.76.04 and pay the 12.5% forced-labor duty instead. The Section 232 cabinet rate is scheduled to rise from 25% to 50% on 1 January 2027. | |||||||||||||
Doors & windows — United States
3 codes · base duty 25.7–63.2% · AD/CVD: wood mouldings & door frames; aluminum extrusions (A-570-967); float glass (A-570-188)
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4418.29 Wooden interior and exterior doors listed as 4418.20 | MFN 4.8% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 42.3% | May apply | Decision Nov 2026 | Details for HS 4418.29, United States | ||||||||
| HS 4418.29 (Wooden interior and exterior doors) made in China: US base duty 42.3% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 4.8% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD: wood mouldings & door frames
241.43% = 220.87% China-wide anti-dumping deposit + 20.56% countervailing all-others rate, for an exporter with no rate of its own. Company rates vary (sums of the published AD and CVD deposits): exporters still on the 0.00% AD rate from the 2020-22 review and the 8.89% CVD rate from the 2020-21 review (Wuxi Boda Bamboo & Wood, Baixing Import and Export Trading, Fujian Zhangping Kimura Forestry Products, Jiangsu Chen Sheng Forestry Development) 8.89%; a firm still on both the 4.68% AD rate from the 2022-23 review and the 14.38% CVD rate from the 2022 review 19.06%; Fujian Yinfeng 51.50% (31.18% + 20.32%); Zhejiang Senya Board / Longquan Jiefeng 88.37% (61.86% + 26.51%); Fujian Nanping Yuanqiao 287.05% (34.76% + 252.29%). If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 283.73% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Covers door jambs, frames, frame or jamb kits and packaged casing or trim sets, even when shipped with the door or as a pre-hung unit; the door leaf itself is excluded. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. In the US these are cash deposits paid at entry; the final duty is set later in a review and can be higher or lower. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Coming up
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 4418.29 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · Commerce, wood mouldings and millwork from China: AD review final results, 91 FR 8823 (Feb 24, 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 0–3% · Canada 0% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 4418.29.40.00, 4418.29.80.30, 4418.29.80.60 Classification note HS 2022 split 4418.20 into 4418.21 (tropical wood) and 4418.29 (other wood). Lines: 4418.29.40.00 French doors, 4418.29.80.30 flush doors, 4418.29.80.60 other; all 4.8%. Tropical-wood doors (4418.21) pay the same rates. A bare door leaf pays only the base duty; for pre-hung doors and door kits, the frame and casing parts can also attract the wood mouldings AD/CVD. | |||||||||||||
| 7610.10 Aluminium doors, windows, sliding doors and shower enclosures | MFN 5.7% + Sec. 301 7.5% + Sec. 232 aluminum 50% · Forced labor not charged | 63.2% | May apply | Decision Jan 2027Deadline Apr 2027 | Details for HS 7610.10, United States | ||||||||
| HS 7610.10 (Aluminium doors, windows, sliding doors and shower enclosures) made in China: US base duty 63.2% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 5.7% + Sec. 301 7.5% + Sec. 232 aluminum 50%). Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD: aluminum extrusions (A-570-967)
AD 86.01% China-wide; CVD 7.37% all others. Named firms: 164.29% CVD for Anji Chang Hong Chain Manufacturing, Assa Abloy (Zhongshan) Security Technology, Dezhou Huoamei Windows and Doors, Ewellix Motion Technologies, Ningbo Lianda Winch and Shanghai Zesheng Automotive Technology (250.30% for those also in the China-wide AD group, e.g. Anji Chang Hong Chain); 293.85% CVD for Guangdong Victor Aluminum, Hui Qian (Shanghai) International Trading and Sichuan Hangxin New Glazing Material (379.86% for Guangdong Victor Aluminum, which is China-wide for AD). Exporters that still hold their own AD rate from older reviews pay less; the lowest current rate is not confirmed, so no floor is shown. If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 156.58% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Covers extruded aluminium frames, profiles, thresholds and parts, including unassembled or partly assembled frames; windows and doors fully assembled with glass or vinyl at entry, and complete finished-goods kits, are not covered. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. In the US these are cash deposits paid at entry; the final duty is set later in a review and can be higher or lower. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. AD/CVD: float glass (A-570-188)
AD cash deposit 151.27% for every listed exporter/producer combination (margin 151.29% less a 0.02% subsidy offset), 181.52% China-wide (margin 181.54%). CVD 19.75% for Xinyi Group (Glass) and all others; 113.34% for Shandong Jinjing Science and Technology, Hubei Sanxia New Building Materials and Shanghai Yaohua Pilkington Glass (adverse facts). Named-firm combinations: 264.61% Shandong Jinjing (Boshan Branch); 294.86% Hubei Sanxia and Shanghai Yaohua Pilkington (China-wide for AD). If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 234.22% at the lowest published company rate and 264.47% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Covers the tempered-glass panels and doors of shower and tub enclosures (glass value only, not the hardware); not applied to finished aluminium windows and doors with insulating glass. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. In the US these are cash deposits paid at entry; the final duty is set later in a review and can be higher or lower. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Coming up
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 7610.10 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #68855869 (June 5, 2026): Section 232 steel, aluminum and copper duties and HTS list (opens in a new tab) · Commerce, aluminum extrusions from China: AD review final results, 91 FR 53224 (Aug 17, 2026) (opens in a new tab) · Commerce, float glass products from China: AD order, 91 FR 17250 (Apr 6, 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 6% · Canada 6.5% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 7610.10.00.10, 7610.10.00.20, 7610.10.00.30 Classification note Aluminium doors, windows, their frames and door thresholds: 7610.10.00 (5.7%): .10 windows and their frames, .20 door thresholds, .30 other (doors, door frames and aluminium-framed enclosures classified here). Section 232 aluminum is charged at 50% on the full customs value of the door or window, and Section 301 is List 4A (7.5%). | |||||||||||||
| 8301.40 Door locks and smart locks | MFN 5.7% + Sec. 301 7.5% + Forced labor 12.5% | 25.7% | — | Details for HS 8301.40, United States | |||||||||
| HS 8301.40 (Door locks and smart locks) made in China: US base duty 25.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 5.7% + Sec. 301 7.5% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8301.40 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.7% · Canada 6.5% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 8301.40.60.30, 8301.40.60.60 Classification note Locks of base metal other than padlocks and vehicle or furniture locks: 8301.40.60 (5.7%): .30 locks for interior or exterior doors, .60 other. Heading 8301 expressly covers electrically operated locks, so smart and fingerprint door locks of base metal stay here. Locks are on Section 301 List 4A (7.5%) and are not on the Section 232 lists. | |||||||||||||
Lighting — United States
7 codes · base duty 14.5–45.1% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8504.40 LED drivers and power adapters | MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 37.5% | — | Details for HS 8504.40, United States | |||||||||
| HS 8504.40 (LED drivers and power adapters) made in China: US base duty 37.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8504.40 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · CBP ruling N341223 (July 19, 2024: LED drivers in 8504.40.9510) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 0% · Canada 0% · Australia 0% HTSUS lines 8504.40.95.10, 8504.40.95.20, 8504.40.95.30, 8504.40.95.40 Classification note LED drivers and other power supplies: 8504.40.95 (Free), with the statistical suffix set by output (.10 up to 50 W, .20 over 50 W to 150 W, .30 over 150 W to 500 W, .40 over 500 W) (NY N341223). Power supplies for computers use other 8504.40 lines. | |||||||||||||
| 8539.52 LED bulbs and lamps | MFN 2% + Forced labor 12.5% · Sec. 301 not charged | 14.5% | — | Details for HS 8539.52, United States | |||||||||
| HS 8539.52 (LED bulbs and lamps) made in China: US base duty 14.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8539.52 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 3.7% · Canada 0% · Australia 0% HTSUS lines 8539.52.00.10, 8539.52.00.20, 8539.52.00.30, 8539.52.00.40, 8539.52.00.51, 8539.52.00.91 Classification note LED lamps: 8539.52.00 (2%), with the statistical suffix set by lamp type. LED bulbs pay no Section 301 duty; only MFN and the 12.5% forced-labor duty apply. | |||||||||||||
| 9405.19 Chandeliers and crystal ceiling lights listed as 9405.10 | MFN 3.9–7.6% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 41.4–45.1% | — | Details for HS 9405.19, United States | |||||||||
| HS 9405.19 (Chandeliers and crystal ceiling lights) made in China: US base duty 41.4–45.1% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 3.9–7.6% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 9405.19 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.7–4.7% · Canada 7% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 9405.19.40.10, 9405.19.40.20, 9405.19.60.10, 9405.19.60.20, 9405.19.80.10, 9405.19.80.20 Classification note 9405.10 no longer exists. Chandeliers and other ceiling or wall fittings are 9405.11 if designed for LED light sources only, otherwise 9405.19, at the same rates: .40 of brass (3.9%), .60 of other base metal (7.6%), .80 of other materials such as glass or crystal (3.9%); .10 household, .20 other. Luminaires are not Section 232 goods and pay the 12.5% forced-labor duty; the civil-aircraft exemption does not cover building lighting. | |||||||||||||
| 9405.11 LED panel, recessed, ceiling, track and wall lights | MFN 3.9–7.6% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 41.4–45.1% | — | Details for HS 9405.11, United States | |||||||||
| HS 9405.11 (LED panel, recessed, ceiling, track and wall lights) made in China: US base duty 41.4–45.1% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 3.9–7.6% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 9405.11 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.7–4.7% · Canada 7% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 9405.11.40.10, 9405.11.40.20, 9405.11.60.10, 9405.11.60.20, 9405.11.80.10, 9405.11.80.20 Classification note Ceiling and wall fittings designed for use solely with LED light sources: 9405.11.60 of base metal other than brass (7.6%), 9405.11.80 of other materials (3.9%), 9405.11.40 of brass (3.9%); .10 household, .20 other. Luminaires are not Section 232 goods and pay the 12.5% forced-labor duty; the civil-aircraft exemption does not cover building lighting. | |||||||||||||
| 9405.29 Table lamps and floor lamps listed as 9405.20 | MFN 3.7–6% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 41.2–43.5% | — | Details for HS 9405.29, United States | |||||||||
| HS 9405.29 (Table lamps and floor lamps) made in China: US base duty 41.2–43.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 3.7–6% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 9405.29 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 9405.21 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.7–4.7% · Canada 7% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 9405.29.40.10, 9405.29.60.10, 9405.29.80.10, 9405.21.60.10, 9405.21.80.10 Classification note 9405.20 no longer exists. Table, desk, bedside and floor lamps are 9405.21 if designed for LED light sources only, otherwise 9405.29, at the same rates: .40 of brass (3.7%), .60 of other base metal (6%), .80 of other materials (3.9%). Luminaires are not Section 232 goods and pay the 12.5% forced-labor duty; the civil-aircraft exemption does not cover building lighting. | |||||||||||||
| 9405.42 LED floodlights, garden and street lights, and LED strips listed as 9405.40 | MFN 3.9–6% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 41.4–43.5% | — | Details for HS 9405.42, United States | |||||||||
| HS 9405.42 (LED floodlights, garden and street lights, and LED strips) made in China: US base duty 41.4–43.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 3.9–6% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 9405.42 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 9405.41 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.7–4.7% · Canada 7% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 9405.42.60.00, 9405.42.84.10, 9405.42.84.40, 9405.41.60.00, 9405.41.84.40 Classification note 9405.40 no longer exists. Other LED luminaires are 9405.42 (solar-powered LED units 9405.41, non-LED 9405.49): of base metal other than brass .60.00 (6%), lighting sets such as LED strips .84.10 (3.9%), other .84.40 (3.9%). Solar models use the matching 9405.41 lines at the same rates. Luminaires are not Section 232 goods and pay the 12.5% forced-labor duty; the civil-aircraft exemption does not cover building lighting. | |||||||||||||
| 9405.61 Illuminated signs listed as 9405.60 | MFN 5.3–6% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 42.8–43.5% | — | Details for HS 9405.61, United States | |||||||||
| HS 9405.61 (Illuminated signs) made in China: US base duty 42.8–43.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 5.3–6% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 9405.61 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.7–4.7% · Canada 7% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 9405.61.40.00, 9405.61.60.00 Classification note 9405.60 was split in HS 2022: LED illuminated signs are 9405.61, others 9405.69, at the same rates: of base metal other than brass .40 (6%), of brass .20 (5.7%), of other materials .60 (5.3%). | |||||||||||||
Bathroom ware & fixtures — United States
10 codes · base duty 18.3–50% · AD/CVD: float glass (A-570-188); aluminum extrusions (A-570-967)
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||||||||||||||||||
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| 3922.10 Acrylic bathtubs and shower trays | MFN 6.3% + Sec. 301 7.5% + Forced labor 12.5% | 26.3% | — | Details for HS 3922.10, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 3922.10 (Acrylic bathtubs and shower trays) made in China: US base duty 26.3% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6.3% + Sec. 301 7.5% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 3922.10 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 6.5% · Canada 6.5% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 3922.10.00.00 Classification note Plastic baths, shower baths, sinks and washbasins: 3922.10.00.00 (6.3%). A tub fitted with whirlpool jets, pumps and a heater is massage apparatus of 9019.10 (see the hot tub row). Plastic baths are on Section 301 List 4A, so the China tariff is 7.5%, not 25%. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 3922.90 Plastic basin drains and sanitary fittings | MFN 6.3% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 43.8% | — | Details for HS 3922.90, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 3922.90 (Plastic basin drains and sanitary fittings) made in China: US base duty 43.8% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6.3% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 3922.90 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 6.5% · Canada 6.5% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 3922.90.00.00 Classification note Plastic sanitary ware other than baths and basins: 3922.90.00.00 (6.3%). A plain drain pipe fitting may instead be a plastic tube fitting (3917.40); confirm with your broker. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 3924.90 Plastic tissue boxes, waste bins and soap dispensers | MFN 3.4% + Sec. 301 7.5% + Forced labor 12.5% | 23.4% | — | Details for HS 3924.90, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 3924.90 (Plastic tissue boxes, waste bins and soap dispensers) made in China: US base duty 23.4% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 3.4% + Sec. 301 7.5% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 3924.90 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 6.5% · Canada 6.5% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 3924.90.56.50 Classification note Household articles of plastic: 3924.90.56.50 (3.4%). Automatic (sensor) soap dispensers may be classified as mechanical dispensers in chapter 84 instead. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4420.90 Wooden tissue boxes | MFN 3.2% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 40.7% | — | Details for HS 4420.90, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 4420.90 (Wooden tissue boxes) made in China: US base duty 40.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 3.2% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 4420.90 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 0–3% · Canada 7% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 4420.90.80.00 Classification note Other wooden boxes and ornaments: 4420.90.80.00 (3.2%). A box lined with textile fabric is 4420.90.65 (Free); an unlined jewelry-type box 4420.90.45 (4.3%). | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 6303.92 Fabric roller blinds and window shades | MFN 11.3% + Sec. 301 7.5% + Forced labor 12.5% | 31.3% | — | Details for HS 6303.92, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 6303.92 (Fabric roller blinds and window shades) made in China: US base duty 31.3% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 11.3% + Sec. 301 7.5% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 6303.92 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 6.9–12% · Canada 18% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 6303.92.20.30 Classification note Interior blinds of synthetic fibres: 6303.92.20.30 (window shades and blinds, 11.3%). Blinds made up from certain polyester filament fabrics of 5407.61 are 6303.92.10.00, which is only on the suspended Section 301 List 4B. Section 301 List 4A applies, so the China tariff on these blinds is 7.5%. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 6910.10 Porcelain toilets and washbasins | MFN 5.8% + Forced labor 12.5% · Sec. 301 not charged | 18.3% | — | Details for HS 6910.10, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 6910.10 (Porcelain toilets and washbasins) made in China: US base duty 18.3% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 5.8% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 6910.10 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 7% · Canada 7.5% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 6910.10.00.05, 6910.10.00.10, 6910.10.00.15, 6910.10.00.20, 6910.10.00.30 Classification note Sanitary ware of porcelain or china: 6910.10.00 (5.8%): .05/.10/.20 toilet bowls, .15 flush tanks, .30 sinks and lavatories. Ceramic sanitary ware other than porcelain is 6910.90, which is on Section 301 List 4A. No Section 301 duty is collected on porcelain sanitary ware, and no AD/CVD order covers it. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 7009.91 LED bathroom mirrors | MFN 6.5–7.8% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 44–45.3% | May apply | Deadline Apr 2027 | Details for HS 7009.91, United States | ||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 7009.91 (LED bathroom mirrors) made in China: US base duty 44–45.3% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6.5–7.8% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD: float glass (A-570-188)
AD cash deposit 151.27% for every listed exporter/producer combination (margin 151.29% less a 0.02% subsidy offset), 181.52% China-wide (margin 181.54%). CVD 19.75% for Xinyi Group (Glass) and all others; 113.34% for Shandong Jinjing Science and Technology, Hubei Sanxia New Building Materials and Shanghai Yaohua Pilkington Glass (adverse facts). Named-firm combinations: 264.61% Shandong Jinjing (Boshan Branch); 294.86% Hubei Sanxia and Shanghai Yaohua Pilkington (China-wide for AD). If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 215.02% at the lowest published company rate and 246.57% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Covers LED mirrors, framed or unframed, whose Chinese float glass is at least 2 mm thick and 0.37 m² (4 sq ft); smaller mirrors and smart mirrors with displays or audio are not covered. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. In the US these are cash deposits paid at entry; the final duty is set later in a review and can be higher or lower. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Coming up
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 7009.91 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 7009.92 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · Commerce, float glass products from China: AD order, 91 FR 17250 (Apr 6, 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 4% · Canada 0% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 7009.91.10.10, 7009.91.50.10, 7009.92.10.10, 7009.92.50.10 Classification note Glass mirrors containing LED lighting: unframed 7009.91.10.10 (up to 929 cm² reflecting area, 7.8%) or 7009.91.50.10 (over 929 cm², 6.5%); framed 7009.92.10.10 / 7009.92.50.10 at the same rates. The float glass orders follow where the glass was made: a mirror made in China from non-Chinese float glass is not covered. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 7324.90 Stainless-steel floor drains and basin drainers | MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Sec. 232 steel 25% · Forced labor not charged | 50% | — | Details for HS 7324.90, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 7324.90 (Stainless-steel floor drains and basin drainers) made in China: US base duty 50% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Sec. 232 steel 25%). Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 7324.90 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #68855869 (June 5, 2026): Section 232 steel, aluminum and copper duties and HTS list (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 3.2% · Canada 6.5% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 7324.90.00.00 Classification note Other sanitary ware of iron or steel, including parts: 7324.90.00.00 (Free). Brass drains are copper sanitary ware of 7418.20, which pays the 50% Section 232 copper duty instead. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 8302.50 Toilet-roll holders, towel bars, robe hooks and brackets | Aluminium holders, bars and brackets, 15% or more aluminium by weight: 50% · Stainless-steel, zinc-alloy or brass holders and brackets: 37.5% | 37.5–50% | May apply | Details for HS 8302.50, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 8302.50 (Toilet-roll holders, towel bars, robe hooks and brackets) made in China: US base duty 37.5–50% as of Sep 29, 2026. Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays — depends on the product under this code
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD: aluminum extrusions (A-570-967)
AD 86.01% China-wide; CVD 7.37% all others. Named firms: 164.29% CVD for Anji Chang Hong Chain Manufacturing, Assa Abloy (Zhongshan) Security Technology, Dezhou Huoamei Windows and Doors, Ewellix Motion Technologies, Ningbo Lianda Winch and Shanghai Zesheng Automotive Technology (250.30% for those also in the China-wide AD group, e.g. Anji Chang Hong Chain); 293.85% CVD for Guangdong Victor Aluminum, Hui Qian (Shanghai) International Trading and Sichuan Hangxin New Glazing Material (379.86% for Guangdong Victor Aluminum, which is China-wide for AD). Exporters that still hold their own AD rate from older reviews pay less; the lowest current rate is not confirmed, so no floor is shown. If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 143.38% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Only fittings made of extruded aluminium (for example profile handles, pulls or rails); zinc-alloy, steel, brass and cast-aluminium items and fully assembled finished goods are not covered. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. In the US these are cash deposits paid at entry; the final duty is set later in a review and can be higher or lower. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8302.50 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #68855869 (June 5, 2026): Section 232 steel, aluminum and copper duties and HTS list (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · Commerce, aluminum extrusions from China: AD review final results, 91 FR 53224 (Aug 17, 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.7% · Canada 6.5% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 8302.50.00.00 Classification note Hat-racks, hooks, brackets and similar fixtures of base metal: 8302.50.00.00 (Free). This line is on the Section 232 aluminum list only, so steel, stainless-steel, zinc and brass items pay no Section 232 duty. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 8481.80 Faucets, mixer taps, shower valves and flush valves | MFN 2–5.6% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 39.5–43.1% | — | Details for HS 8481.80, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 8481.80 (Faucets, mixer taps, shower valves and flush valves) made in China: US base duty 39.5–43.1% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2–5.6% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8481.80 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · CBP ruling N020324 (Dec 20, 2007: stainless faucets in 8481.80.3090) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.2% · Canada 0% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 8481.80.10.20, 8481.80.10.30, 8481.80.30.90, 8481.80.50.60, 8481.80.50.90, 8481.80.90.10 Classification note Hand-operated faucets and valves: of copper or brass 8481.80.10 (4%; .20 bath and shower, .30 sink and lavatory), of iron or steel including stainless 8481.80.30 (5.6%; NY N020324), of zinc alloy, plastic or other materials 8481.80.50 (3%; .60 faucets, .90 other such as lever flush valves). Float-operated fill valves and ballcocks are 8481.80.90 (2%; NY N028264). Plastic shower heads are household plastic articles of 3924.90 (NY N301436), with 7.5% Section 301 instead of 25%. Brass faucets are not on the Section 232 copper list, so no copper duty applies. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
Marble & tile — United States
2 codes · base duty 40–47.5% · AD/CVD: ceramic tile (A-570-108)
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6802.91 Marble tiles and slabs | MFN 2.5–4.9% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 40–42.4% | — | Details for HS 6802.91, United States | |||||||||
| HS 6802.91 (Marble tiles and slabs) made in China: US base duty 40–42.4% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.5–4.9% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 6802.91 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 1.7% · Canada 6% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 6802.91.05.00, 6802.91.15.00 Classification note Worked marble: slabs 6802.91.05.00 (2.5%), tiles and other articles 6802.91.15.00 (4.9%). Travertine is 6802.91.25 (3.7%). Natural stone is outside the quartz and ceramic tile AD/CVD orders and the Section 201 quartz safeguard. | |||||||||||||
| 6907.21 Porcelain and ceramic floor and wall tiles | MFN 8.5–10% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 46–47.5% | May apply | Details for HS 6907.21, United States | |||||||||
| HS 6907.21 (Porcelain and ceramic floor and wall tiles) made in China: US base duty 46–47.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 8.5–10% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD: ceramic tile (A-570-108)
AD cash deposit 203.71% for every listed separate-rate exporter/producer combination (margin 229.04% less subsidy offset); 330.69% China-wide (margin 356.02%). CVD 358.81% for every company, including all others. If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 608.52% at the lowest published company rate and 737% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Covers all glazed and unglazed ceramic and porcelain floor and wall tile under 3.2 cm thick, including mosaics and tile slabs or panels over 1 m²; natural stone tile is not covered. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. In the US these are cash deposits paid at entry; the final duty is set later in a review and can be higher or lower. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 6907.21 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · Commerce, ceramic tile from China: continuation of AD and CVD orders, 91 FR 10065 (Mar 2, 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 5% · Canada 8% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 6907.21.10.11, 6907.21.10.51, 6907.21.90.11, 6907.21.90.51 Classification note Porcelain tile (water absorption up to 0.5%): unglazed 6907.21.10 (10%), glazed 6907.21.90 (8.5%); .11 for tiles that fit a 30 cm square, .51 for larger tiles. Glazed mosaics use 6907.21.20-.40 (8.5%-10%). Ceramic tiles with higher absorption are 6907.22 or 6907.23 at the same rates. The ceramic tile AD/CVD orders apply to every Chinese exporter; the lowest combined deposit is 562.52%. | |||||||||||||
Furniture — United States
7 codes · base duty 37.5–50% · AD/CVD: mattresses (A-570-092); tool chests (A-570-056); wooden bedroom furniture; wooden cabinets & vanities; quartz surfaces (A-570-084)
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9401.41 Sofa beds listed as 9401.40 | MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 37.5% | May apply | Details for HS 9401.41, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 9401.41 (Sofa beds) made in China: US base duty 37.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD: mattresses (A-570-092)
AD cash deposits: 57.03% only when Healthcare Co., Ltd. is both exporter and producer; 162.76% for the other listed exporter/producer combinations; 192.04% for Zinus Inc./Zinus Xiamen/Zinus Zhangzhou; 1,731.75% China-wide. CVD 97.78% for all companies. Combined: 154.81% Healthcare Co., 260.54% the 162.76% combinations, 289.82% Zinus, 1,829.53% China-wide. If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 192.31% at the lowest published company rate and 1867.03% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Only a separate innerspring or foam mattress supplied with a sofa bed (duty on the mattress only); sofas whose filling is built into the frame are excluded. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. In the US these are cash deposits paid at entry; the final duty is set later in a review and can be higher or lower. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 9401.41 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · Commerce, mattresses from China: AD order, 84 FR 68395 (Dec 16, 2019) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 0% · Canada 9.5% · Australia 0% HTSUS lines 9401.41.00.00, 9401.49.00.00 Classification note HS 2022 split 9401.40 into 9401.41 (of wood, 9401.41.00.00) and 9401.49 (other, 9401.49.00.00); both Free. Sofa beds are outside the Section 232 upholstered-furniture duty, which covers only four 9401.61 lines, and outside the wooden bedroom furniture AD order. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 9401.61 Upholstered wooden dining chairs | MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Sec. 232 furniture 25% · Forced labor not charged | 50% | — | Rises Jan 2027 | Details for HS 9401.61, United States | ||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 9401.61 (Upholstered wooden dining chairs) made in China: US base duty 50% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Sec. 232 furniture 25%). Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
Coming up
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 9401.61 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #66492057 (Oct 10, 2025): Section 232 duties on timber, lumber, cabinets, vanities and upholstered furniture (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 0% · Canada 9.5% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 9401.61.40.11, 9401.61.40.31 Classification note Upholstered chairs with wooden frames, other than teak: 9401.61.40 (Free): .11 household, .31 other (hotel and restaurant). These lines, with 9401.61.60.11/.31, are the only ones that pay the Section 232 upholstered wooden furniture duty; children's chairs (.01) do not. The Section 232 rate on upholstered wooden furniture is scheduled to rise from 25% to 30% on 1 January 2027. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 9401.71 Upholstered metal-frame leisure chairs and bar stools | MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 37.5% | — | Exclusions end Nov 2026 | Details for HS 9401.71, United States | ||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 9401.71 (Upholstered metal-frame leisure chairs and bar stools) made in China: US base duty 37.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
Coming up
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 9401.71 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · Federal Register 2025-21671 (90 FR 55232): Section 301 product exclusions extended to Nov 9, 2026 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 0% · Canada 8–33% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 9401.71.00.11, 9401.71.00.31 Classification note Upholstered seats with metal frames: 9401.71.00 (Free): .11 household, .31 other. They pay 25% under the Section 301 List 3 supplement (9903.88.04), not List 4A, and are not on any Section 232 list. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 9403.20 Metal towel shelves, shoe racks, workbenches and trolleys | MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 37.5% | May apply | Details for HS 9403.20, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 9403.20 (Metal towel shelves, shoe racks, workbenches and trolleys) made in China: US base duty 37.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD: tool chests (A-570-056)
AD cash deposits: 93.94% (margin 97.11%) for the listed separate-rate pairs: the Tongrun Single Entity, Changzhou Machan Steel Furniture, Guangdong Hisense Home Appliances, Hyxion Metal Industry, Jin Rong Hua Le Metal Manufactures, Ningbo Safewell International (producer Zhejiang Xiunan Leisure Products), Pinghu Chenda Storage Office Equipment, Pooke Technology, Shanghai All-Fast International Trade (with its three named producers), Shanghai All-Hop Industry and Trantex Product (Zhong Shan). China-wide entity: 241.12% (margin 244.29%). CVD: 14.39% all others (including most of those AD exporters); 15.09% Jiangsu Tongrun Equipment Technology; 1.15% Zhongshan Geelong Manufacturing (since Feb 11, 2020); 95.96% for the adverse-facts companies (e.g. Allround Hardware, Kingstar Tools, Shanghai Legsteel Metal Products). Combined: 108.33% separate-rate exporters with the all-others CVD, 109.03% Tongrun, 242.27% Geelong (China-wide for AD), 255.51% China-wide with the all-others CVD, 337.08% China-wide with the 95.96% CVD. If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 145.83% at the lowest published company rate and 293.01% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Only metal units with two or more drawers, over 21 in (side cabinets over 15 in) and up to 60 in wide, over 10 in and up to 24 in deep, prepackaged for retail sale; service carts and non-mobile workbenches that meet the exclusion tests, towel shelves and shoe racks are not covered. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. In the US these are cash deposits paid at entry; the final duty is set later in a review and can be higher or lower. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 9403.20 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · Commerce, tool chests and cabinets from China: continuation of AD and CVD orders, 88 FR 44274 (Jul 12, 2023) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 0% · Canada 8% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 9403.20.00.50, 9403.20.00.86, 9403.20.00.90 Classification note Other metal furniture: 9403.20.00 (Free): household items such as towel shelves and shoe racks .50; non-household shelves and fixtures .86; other non-household furniture such as workbenches and trolleys .90. Only boltless steel shelving (.75) and steel racks (.82) are Section 232 steel lines; boltless shelving, industrial steel racks and kitchen-appliance shelving also have their own AD/CVD orders. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 9403.50 Wooden wardrobes and bed frames | MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 37.5% | May apply | Sunset review Aug 2027 | Details for HS 9403.50, United States | ||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 9403.50 (Wooden wardrobes and bed frames) made in China: US base duty 37.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD: wooden bedroom furniture
Anti-dumping only; there is no countervailing duty order. 216.01% applies to every Chinese exporter without a separate rate. Exporters that earned a separate rate in an earlier review keep that company rate, which the 2026 notices do not list, so ask the exporter for its current rate in writing. If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 253.51% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Covers wooden beds, headboards, wardrobes, dressers, chests and nightstands; fully upholstered beds and furniture mainly of wicker, cane, bamboo or rattan are excluded. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. In the US these are cash deposits paid at entry; the final duty is set later in a review and can be higher or lower. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Coming up
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 9403.50 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · Commerce, wooden bedroom furniture from China: AD review final results, 91 FR 52041 (Aug 12, 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 0% · Canada 9.5% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 9403.50.90.45, 9403.50.90.80 Classification note Wooden bedroom furniture: 9403.50.90 (Free): .45 beds other than cribs and toddler beds, .80 other bedroom furniture such as wardrobes, dressers and nightstands. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 9403.60 Wooden tables, TV cabinets, nightstands and bathroom vanities | Wooden bathroom vanities: 50% · Tables, TV cabinets, sideboards, nightstands and other wooden furniture: 37.5% | 37.5–50% | May apply | Decision Nov 2026Rises Jan 2027 | Details for HS 9403.60, United States | ||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 9403.60 (Wooden tables, TV cabinets, nightstands and bathroom vanities) made in China: US base duty 37.5–50% as of Sep 29, 2026. Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays — depends on the product under this code
Not charged, or only in some cases
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD: wooden cabinets & vanities
269.81% = 251.64% China-wide anti-dumping deposit + 18.17% countervailing all-others rate, for an exporter with no rate of its own. Company rates vary widely (sums of the published AD and CVD deposits for the same exporter): The Ancientree Cabinet 17.00% (7.67% + 9.33%); nine exporters holding both the 10.02% AD and 9.51% CVD review rates 19.53%; KM Cabinetry 55.77% (43.92% + 11.85%); exporters whose last completed reviews set 0.00% AD, for example Fujian Dushi Wooden Industry (with 10.92% CVD), 10.92%. Highest named rates: Jiangsu Sunwell Cabinetry 415.10% (251.64% + 163.46%) and Deway International Trade 545.09% (251.64% + 293.45%). If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 319.81% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Covers wooden bathroom vanities for permanent installation (only the wooden cabinet if a sink, faucet or top is included); freestanding tables, TV cabinets and other furniture are not covered. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. In the US these are cash deposits paid at entry; the final duty is set later in a review and can be higher or lower. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. AD: wooden bedroom furniture
Anti-dumping only; there is no countervailing duty order. 216.01% applies to every Chinese exporter without a separate rate. Exporters that earned a separate rate in an earlier review keep that company rate, which the 2026 notices do not list, so ask the exporter for its current rate in writing. If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 253.51% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Covers wooden nightstands and other bedroom pieces even when entered under 9403.60; dining tables, coffee tables and TV cabinets are not covered. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. In the US these are cash deposits paid at entry; the final duty is set later in a review and can be higher or lower. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. AD/CVD: quartz surfaces (A-570-084)
AD cash deposits: 255.27% Suzhou Colorquartzstone New Material / Shanghai Meiyang Stone / CQ International; 259.33% the other separate-rate exporters listed in the order; 295.02% Foshan Yixin Stone; 326.15% China-wide. CVD: 45.32% all others (incl. Foshan Yixin); 190.99% Foshan Hero Stone, Fasa Industrial, Foshan Nanhai Julang and Qinguan Yuefeng. Highest combination 517.14% (China-wide AD 326.15% + 190.99% CVD, e.g. Foshan Hero Stone). If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 350.59% at the lowest published company rate and 421.47% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Only if a resin-bound quartz countertop or vanity top is included; the duty is charged on the quartz part only. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. In the US these are cash deposits paid at entry; the final duty is set later in a review and can be higher or lower. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Coming up
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 9403.60 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #66492057 (Oct 10, 2025): Section 232 duties on timber, lumber, cabinets, vanities and upholstered furniture (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · Commerce, wooden cabinets and vanities from China: AD review final results, 91 FR 21788 (Apr 23, 2026) (opens in a new tab) · Commerce, wooden bedroom furniture from China: AD review final results, 91 FR 52041 (Aug 12, 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 0% · Canada 9.5–34.5% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 9403.60.80.40, 9403.60.80.93 Classification note Other wooden furniture: 9403.60.80 (Free): .40 dining tables, .93 other (coffee tables, TV cabinets, sideboards and bathroom vanities). Only completed wooden bathroom vanities on .93 pay the Section 232 cabinets duty (U.S. note 37(f)-(g)). Nightstands are bedroom furniture and are normally 9403.50.90.80. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 9404.29 Spring and hybrid mattresses listed as 9404.21 | MFN 6% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 43.5% | May apply | Decision Oct 2026Decision Jan 2027 | Details for HS 9404.29, United States | ||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 9404.29 (Spring and hybrid mattresses) made in China: US base duty 43.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD: mattresses (A-570-092)
AD cash deposits: 57.03% only when Healthcare Co., Ltd. is both exporter and producer; 162.76% for the other listed exporter/producer combinations; 192.04% for Zinus Inc./Zinus Xiamen/Zinus Zhangzhou; 1,731.75% China-wide. CVD 97.78% for all companies. Combined: 154.81% Healthcare Co., 260.54% the 162.76% combinations, 289.82% Zinus, 1,829.53% China-wide. If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 198.31% at the lowest published company rate and 1873.03% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Covers innerspring, foam and hybrid mattresses in adult and youth sizes, alone or in a set; futon mattresses, airbeds and uncovered innerspring units are excluded. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. In the US these are cash deposits paid at entry; the final duty is set later in a review and can be higher or lower. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Coming up
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 9404.29 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · Commerce, mattresses from China: AD order, 84 FR 68395 (Dec 16, 2019) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 3.7% · Canada 9.5% · Australia 0% HTSUS lines 9404.29.90.87, 9404.29.90.95 Classification note 9404.21 is for mattresses of cellular rubber or plastics (all-foam, 9404.21.00.13, 3%). Innerspring and hybrid mattresses are 9404.29.90 (6%): .87 over 91 x 184 x 8 cm, .95 other; uncovered innerspring units use other suffixes. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
Flooring — United States
3 codes · base duty 37.5–42.8% · AD/CVD: multilayered wood flooring
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||||||
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| 3918.10 SPC and vinyl plank and tile flooring | MFN 5.3% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 42.8% | — | Details for HS 3918.10, United States | |||||||||
| HS 3918.10 (SPC and vinyl plank and tile flooring) made in China: US base duty 42.8% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 5.3% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 3918.10 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 6.5% · Canada 6.5% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 3918.10.10.20, 3918.10.10.30 Classification note Rigid-core vinyl tile and plank is 3918.10.10 (5.3%): .20 with a rigid solid polymer (SPC) core, .30 with a rigid expanded (foam, WPC-type) core. No US anti-dumping order covers vinyl or SPC flooring. A hybrid plank with a real wood veneer layer falls under the multilayered wood flooring order instead. | |||||||||||||
| 4409.29 Wooden stair treads | MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 37.5% | — | Details for HS 4409.29, United States | |||||||||
| HS 4409.29 (Wooden stair treads) made in China: US base duty 37.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 4409.29 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · Commerce, wood mouldings and millwork from China: AD review final results, 91 FR 8823 (Feb 24, 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 0% · Canada 0% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 4409.29.91.00 Classification note Non-coniferous wood continuously shaped along an edge or face, such as a bullnosed tread: 4409.29.91.00 (Free). Wood shaped along its ends is 4409.29.06 (3.2%); softwood treads are 4409.10. Flat panels that are not continuously shaped, or assembled stair parts, are classified in 4418 or 4421 at other rates. Stair treads, risers and other stair parts are expressly excluded from the wood mouldings AD/CVD orders. The Section 232 lumber duty covers softwood lumber only; the hardwood review has no rate. | |||||||||||||
| 4418.75 Engineered (multilayer) wood flooring | MFN 3.2–5% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 40.7–42.5% | May apply | Details for HS 4418.75, United States | |||||||||
| HS 4418.75 (Engineered (multilayer) wood flooring) made in China: US base duty 40.7–42.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 3.2–5% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD: multilayered wood flooring
86.63% = 85.13% China-wide anti-dumping deposit + 1.50% countervailing all-others rate set in the 2011 order (derived sum), for an exporter with no rate of its own. Company rates vary: the latest separate anti-dumping rate is 19.78% (Jiangsu Senmao, Dalian Jaenmaken, Dalian Deerfu; 2021-22 review). Company countervailing rates include 5.39% (Jiangsu Senmao) and 21.97% (eleven other exporters reviewed for 2021 and not since, such as Fine Furniture (Shanghai), Metropolitan Hardwood Floors and Pinge Timber) from the 2021 review, and 10.51% (Riverside Plywood, Benxi Wood, Dalian Jaenmaken) from the 2022 review; a few exporters hold court-amended rates from older reviews (10.02% for Houzhou Chenchang, Shenzhenshi Huanwei and Zhejiang Biyork; 7.91% for Dalian Shengyu); firms named as non-cooperative in the 2011 CVD order carry 26.73% CVD unless reviewed since, and Huzhou Fulinmen and Tongxiang Jisheng 430.38% CVD. If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 129.13% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Covers flooring with two or more wood veneer plies on any core; solid wood, laminate, cork, bamboo and vinyl flooring without veneer plies are not covered. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. In the US these are cash deposits paid at entry; the final duty is set later in a review and can be higher or lower. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 4418.75 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · Commerce, multilayered wood flooring from China: AD review final results, 89 FR 35058 (May 1, 2024) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 0% · Canada 3% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 4418.75.40.00, 4418.75.70.00 Classification note Assembled multilayer flooring panels: 4418.75.40.00 when the face ply is more than 6 mm thick (3.2%), 4418.75.70.00 otherwise (5%). Solid wood flooring strips are 4409.29. | |||||||||||||
| 6907.21Porcelain and ceramic floor and wall tiles | Also listed under Marble & tile — base duty 46–47.5% | ||||||||||||
Kitchen equipment & appliances — United States
10 codes · base duty 15.2–53.4% · AD/CVD: stainless sinks (A-570-983); quartz surfaces (A-570-084)
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 7324.10 Stainless-steel kitchen sinks | MFN 3.4% + Sec. 301 25% + Sec. 232 steel 25% · Forced labor not charged | 53.4% | May apply | Details for HS 7324.10, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 7324.10 (Stainless-steel kitchen sinks) made in China: US base duty 53.4% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 3.4% + Sec. 301 25% + Sec. 232 steel 25%). Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD: stainless sinks (A-570-983)
AD: 76.45% China-wide; 1.78% Elkay (China) Kitchen Solutions; 5.85% Guangdong Dongyuan Kitchenware; exporters whose only separate rate dates from the 2013 investigation were moved to 43.35% by a 2016 court remand (81 FR 58474). CVD: 8.51% all others; 9.83% Dongyuan; 4.80% Guangdong Yingao/Foshan Magang; 12.21% Zhongshan Superte; 12.26% Foshan Zhaoshun. Combined: 10.29% Elkay, 15.68% Dongyuan, 84.96% China-wide, up to 88.71% for a China-wide exporter with a named CVD rate (Foshan Zhaoshun). If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 63.69% at the lowest published company rate and 138.36% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Covers stainless-steel sinks with one or more drawn (seamless) bowls, normally entered under 7324.10.0010; the written scope, not the statistical suffix, decides. Sinks with fabricated bowls (notched, bent and welded corners, sold as 'zero radius' sinks) are not covered. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. In the US these are cash deposits paid at entry; the final duty is set later in a review and can be higher or lower. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. AD/CVD: quartz surfaces (A-570-084)
AD cash deposits: 255.27% Suzhou Colorquartzstone New Material / Shanghai Meiyang Stone / CQ International; 259.33% the other separate-rate exporters listed in the order; 295.02% Foshan Yixin Stone; 326.15% China-wide. CVD: 45.32% all others (incl. Foshan Yixin); 190.99% Foshan Hero Stone, Fasa Industrial, Foshan Nanhai Julang and Qinguan Yuefeng. Highest combination 517.14% (China-wide AD 326.15% + 190.99% CVD, e.g. Foshan Hero Stone). If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 353.99% at the lowest published company rate and 424.87% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Only if a resin-bound quartz countertop or vanity top is included; the duty is charged on the quartz part only. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. In the US these are cash deposits paid at entry; the final duty is set later in a review and can be higher or lower. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 7324.10 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #68855869 (June 5, 2026): Section 232 steel, aluminum and copper duties and HTS list (opens in a new tab) · Commerce, drawn stainless steel sinks from China: AD review final results, 88 FR 76174 (Nov 6, 2023) (opens in a new tab) · Commerce, drawn stainless steel sinks from China: continuation of the AD/CVD orders with scope, 89 FR 12824 (Feb 20, 2024) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.7% · Canada 7% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 7324.10.00.10, 7324.10.00.50 Classification note Stainless-steel sinks and wash basins: 7324.10.00 (3.4%): .10 sinks with one or more drawn (seamless) bowls, .50 other sinks such as handmade welded-corner bowls. Handmade (fabricated-bowl) sinks are outside the stainless sinks AD/CVD orders; drawn-bowl sinks are covered. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 8414.60 Kitchen range hoods | MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 37.5% | — | Details for HS 8414.60, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 8414.60 (Kitchen range hoods) made in China: US base duty 37.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8414.60 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.7% · Canada 6% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 8414.60.00.00 Classification note Hoods with a maximum horizontal side not over 120 cm: 8414.60.00.00 (Free). Larger hoods (longest horizontal side over 120 cm) are 8414.80.90 (3.7%). Range hoods are not on the Section 232 steel lists, so the 12.5% forced-labor duty applies. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 8418.40 Double-door upright and chest freezers listed as 8418.30 | Chest freezers up to 800 L and upright freezers up to 900 L, 15% or more steel by weight: 50% · Upright freezers over 900 L and glass-door display freezers: 37.5% | 37.5–50% | — | Details for HS 8418.40, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 8418.40 (Double-door upright and chest freezers) made in China: US base duty 37.5–50% as of Sep 29, 2026. Every importer pays — depends on the product under this code
Not charged, or only in some cases
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8418.40 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8418.69 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #68855869 (June 5, 2026): Section 232 steel, aluminum and copper duties and HTS list (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · CBP ruling N246324 (Sept 25, 2013: 1,321-litre two-door freezer in 8418.69) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.2% · Canada 0–8% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 8418.30.00.00, 8418.40.00.00, 8418.69.01.80, 8418.50.00.40 Classification note 8418.30 is for chest freezers up to 800 litres. An upright freezer up to 900 litres is 8418.40.00.00. CBP classifies solid-door upright freezers over 900 litres, including most two-door commercial reach-ins, in 8418.69.01.80 (NY N246324, which rejected 8418.50 because the unit is not a display unit); 8418.50 is for glass-door display units and prep tables. All are Free MFN, but the line switches Section 232 on or off. State the capacity in litres and the door type on the invoice: they decide the tariff line. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 8418.69 Commercial chillers and refrigerating equipment | MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 37.5% | — | Details for HS 8418.69, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 8418.69 (Commercial chillers and refrigerating equipment) made in China: US base duty 37.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8418.69 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8418.50 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · Federal Register 2025-21671 (90 FR 55232): Section 301 product exclusions extended to Nov 9, 2026 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.2% · Canada 0–7% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 8418.69.01.80, 8418.50.00.80 Classification note Refrigerating or freezing equipment that is not a household refrigerator or a storage-and-display cabinet: 8418.69.01.80 (Free); liquid-chilling units are 8418.69.01.40-.60. Glass-door display chillers and refrigerated prep tables are 8418.50.00.80 (Free). Neither line is on the Section 232 lists. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 8419.81 Commercial gas griddles, salamanders, grills and ranges | Griddles, grills and salamanders: 20% · Commercial ranges and ovens, 15% or more steel by weight: 22.5% | 20–22.5% | — | Rises Jan 2028 | Details for HS 8419.81, United States | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 8419.81 (Commercial gas griddles, salamanders, grills and ranges) made in China: US base duty 20–22.5% as of Sep 29, 2026. Every importer pays — depends on the product under this code
Coming up
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8419.81 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #68855869 (June 5, 2026): Section 232 steel, aluminum and copper duties and HTS list (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · CBP ruling N348762 (June 4, 2025: 8419.81.9040) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 1.7% · Canada 0% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 8419.81.90.40, 8419.81.50.80 Classification note Commercial cooking appliances: cooking stoves, ranges and ovens are 8419.81.50.80; griddles, grills, salamanders and other appliances of a type used in restaurants are 8419.81.90.40 (NY N348762, L83574). Both are Free and on Section 301 List 4A (7.5%). Household gas grills and griddles are 7321.11, at different rates. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 8421.39 Kitchen oil-fume purifiers (electrostatic) | MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 37.5% | — | Exclusions end Nov 2026 | Details for HS 8421.39, United States | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 8421.39 (Kitchen oil-fume purifiers (electrostatic)) made in China: US base duty 37.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
Coming up
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8421.39 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · Federal Register 2025-21671 (90 FR 55232): Section 301 product exclusions extended to Nov 9, 2026 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 1.7% · Canada 0% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 8421.39.01.15, 8421.39.01.20, 8421.39.01.30 Classification note Machinery for filtering or purifying gases: 8421.39.01 (Free). Air purification equipment is .15; industrial gas-cleaning equipment is .20 (electrostatic precipitators) or .30. Which suffix fits a kitchen exhaust purifier depends on the unit; confirm with your broker. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 8422.11 Household dishwashers | Dishwashers with 15% or more steel by weight: 34.9% · Dishwashers with less than 15% steel by weight: 22.4% | 22.4–34.9% | — | Details for HS 8422.11, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 8422.11 (Household dishwashers) made in China: US base duty 22.4–34.9% as of Sep 29, 2026. Every importer pays — depends on the product under this code
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8422.11 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #68855869 (June 5, 2026): Section 232 steel, aluminum and copper duties and HTS list (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.7% · Canada 8% · Australia 0% HTSUS lines 8422.11.00.00 Classification note Dishwashing machines of the household type: 8422.11.00.00 (2.4%). Commercial dishwashers are 8422.19. Most dishwashers with stainless-steel tubs meet the 15% steel test; confirm the steel weight per model. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 8481.80Faucets, mixer taps, shower valves and flush valves | Also listed under Bathroom ware & fixtures — base duty 39.5–43.1% | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 8509.40 Blenders, juicers and food processors | MFN 4.2% + Forced labor 12.5% · Sec. 301 not charged | 16.7% | — | Details for HS 8509.40, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 8509.40 (Blenders, juicers and food processors) made in China: US base duty 16.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 4.2% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8509.40 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · White House, U.S.-China Board of Trade and U.S. Import List (Sept 27, 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 1.7–2.2% · Canada 0% · Australia 0% HTSUS lines 8509.40.00.15, 8509.40.00.25, 8509.40.00.30, 8509.40.00.40 Classification note Household food grinders, processors, mixers and juice extractors: 8509.40.00 (4.2%): .15 blenders, .25 other mixers, .30 juice extractors, .40 grinders and processors. Commercial food slicers and bowl cutters are food-industry machinery of heading 8438; check their duties separately. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 8516.60 Electric ovens, cookers, induction hobs and waffle makers | Ovens, cookers and hobs with 15% or more steel by weight: 50% · Ovens, cookers and hobs with less than 15% steel by weight: 37.5% · Household waffle makers: 15.2% | 15.2–50% | — | Details for HS 8516.60, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 8516.60 (Electric ovens, cookers, induction hobs and waffle makers) made in China: US base duty 15.2–50% as of Sep 29, 2026. Every importer pays — depends on the product under this code
Not charged, or only in some cases
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8516.60 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8516.79 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #68855869 (June 5, 2026): Section 232 steel, aluminum and copper duties and HTS list (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · CBP ruling N045305 (Dec 16, 2008: waffle maker in 8516.79.0000) (opens in a new tab) · White House, U.S.-China Board of Trade and U.S. Import List (Sept 27, 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.7% · Canada 6.5–8% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 8516.60.40.70, 8516.60.40.74, 8516.60.40.86, 8516.79.00.00 Classification note Household electric cooking stoves, ranges, ovens and hobs: 8516.60.40 (Free). CBP classifies household electric waffle makers in 8516.79.00 (NY N045305; 2.7%), which is only on the suspended Section 301 List 4B and not on the Section 232 lists. Commercial electric cooking equipment for restaurants is 8419.81 (see that row). Glass-ceramic induction hobs may fall below the 15% steel test; confirm the steel weight per model. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 9403.20Metal towel shelves, shoe racks, workbenches and trolleys | Also listed under Furniture — base duty 37.5% | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 9403.99 Pull-out wire baskets for kitchen cabinets listed as 9403.90 | Entered as a cabinet furniture part: 37.5% · Entered as a steel-wire household article: 53.4% · Entered as a stainless-steel household article: 27% | 27–53.4% | — | Details for HS 9403.99, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 9403.99 (Pull-out wire baskets for kitchen cabinets) made in China: US base duty 27–53.4% as of Sep 29, 2026. Every importer pays — depends on the product under this code
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 9403.99 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 7323.99 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 7323.93 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #68855869 (June 5, 2026): Section 232 steel, aluminum and copper duties and HTS list (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · CBP ruling H007444 (June 16, 2008: cabinet organizer baskets in 7323.99) (opens in a new tab) · CBP ruling N302287 (Feb 6, 2019: kitchen cabinet pull-out in 9403.90.8041) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.7% · Canada 0% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 9403.99.90.45, 7323.99.90.80, 7323.93.00.80 Classification note HS 2022 split 9403.90; furniture parts not of wood are 9403.99. CBP rulings disagree on these baskets: later New York rulings treat cabinet-dedicated pull-outs as furniture parts (then 9403.90.80, now 9403.99.90.45; NY N130816, N301118, N302287), while HQ H007444 and NY J87955, never revoked, classify slide-mounted steel-wire baskets as household articles of steel (7323.99.90, or 7323.93.00 if stainless). Only a binding ruling settles it. A basket entered as a welded wire rack (9403.99.90.20) is a Section 232 steel line. The wooden cabinets AD/CVD orders exclude separately entered organiser inserts, so they do not apply to these baskets. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Switches, sockets & electrical — United States
8 codes · base duty 37.5–41% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8502.13 Diesel generator sets over 375 kVA | MFN 2% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 39.5% | — | Details for HS 8502.13, United States | |||||||||
| HS 8502.13 (Diesel generator sets over 375 kVA) made in China: US base duty 39.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8502.13 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.7% · Canada 0% · Australia 0% HTSUS lines 8502.13.00.20, 8502.13.00.40 Classification note Generating sets with compression-ignition engines of more than 375 kVA: 8502.13.00 (2%): .20 up to 1,000 kVA, .40 over 1,000 kVA. Smaller sets are 8502.11 or 8502.12. | |||||||||||||
| 8504.40LED drivers and power adapters | Also listed under Lighting — base duty 37.5% | ||||||||||||
| 8536.20 Miniature and air circuit breakers (MCB, MCCB) | MFN 2.7% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 40.2% | — | Details for HS 8536.20, United States | |||||||||
| HS 8536.20 (Miniature and air circuit breakers (MCB, MCCB)) made in China: US base duty 40.2% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.7% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8536.20 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.3% · Canada 0% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 8536.20.00.20, 8536.20.00.40 Classification note Automatic circuit breakers for up to 1,000 V: 8536.20.00 (2.7%): .20 molded-case (MCCB), .40 other, including MCBs. Residual-current breakers that also give overcurrent protection (RCBOs) are normally entered here. | |||||||||||||
| 8536.30 Residual-current devices and leakage protectors (RCCB) | MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 37.5% | — | Exclusions end Nov 2026 | Details for HS 8536.30, United States | ||||||||
| HS 8536.30 (Residual-current devices and leakage protectors (RCCB)) made in China: US base duty 37.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
Coming up
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8536.30 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · Federal Register 2025-21671 (90 FR 55232): Section 301 product exclusions extended to Nov 9, 2026 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 0–2.3% · Canada 0% · Australia 0% HTSUS lines 8536.30.80.00 Classification note Other apparatus for protecting electrical circuits up to 1,000 V: 8536.30.80.00 (Free). Devices that also give overcurrent protection (RCBOs) are normally automatic circuit breakers of 8536.20 (2.7%). | |||||||||||||
| 8536.50 Wall switches, dimmers and smart switches | MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 37.5% | — | Exclusions end Nov 2026 | Details for HS 8536.50, United States | ||||||||
| HS 8536.50 (Wall switches, dimmers and smart switches) made in China: US base duty 37.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
Coming up
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8536.50 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · Federal Register 2025-21671 (90 FR 55232): Section 301 product exclusions extended to Nov 9, 2026 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 0% · Canada 0% · Australia 0% HTSUS lines 8536.50.70.00, 8536.50.90.25, 8536.50.90.35, 8536.50.90.40, 8536.50.90.65 Classification note Switches for up to 1,000 V: 8536.50.90 (Free) by type and rating. Electronic switches and electromechanical snap-action switches for up to 11 A are 8536.50.70.00 (Free; Section 301 List 2, also 25%). | |||||||||||||
| 8536.61 Lamp holders | MFN 2.7% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 40.2% | — | Details for HS 8536.61, United States | |||||||||
| HS 8536.61 (Lamp holders) made in China: US base duty 40.2% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.7% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8536.61 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.3% · Canada 2.5% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 8536.61.00.00 Classification note Lamp-holders for up to 1,000 V: 8536.61.00.00 (2.7%). | |||||||||||||
| 8536.69 Wall sockets, USB sockets and track sockets | MFN 2.7% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 40.2% | — | Details for HS 8536.69, United States | |||||||||
| HS 8536.69 (Wall sockets, USB sockets and track sockets) made in China: US base duty 40.2% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.7% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8536.69 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.3% · Canada 0% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 8536.69.80.00 Classification note Plugs and sockets for up to 1,000 V: 8536.69.80.00 (2.7%). A socket with a built-in USB charger may be classified by its charger as a static converter of 8504.40 (Free, with the same 25% and 12.5%). | |||||||||||||
| 8537.10 Smart-home control panels | MFN 2.7% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 40.2% | — | Details for HS 8537.10, United States | |||||||||
| HS 8537.10 (Smart-home control panels) made in China: US base duty 40.2% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.7% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8537.10 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.1% · Canada 0% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 8537.10.91.70 Classification note Boards and panels for electric control up to 1,000 V: 8537.10.91.70 (2.7%). Touch-screen hubs that mainly communicate over Wi-Fi or Zigbee have been classified by CBP as data-transmission apparatus (8517.62) or indicator panels (8531.20) (NY N347798, N026241), which carry different duties. | |||||||||||||
| 8538.90 Switch plates, frames and switch accessories | MFN 3.5% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 41% | — | Details for HS 8538.90, United States | |||||||||
| HS 8538.90 (Switch plates, frames and switch accessories) made in China: US base duty 41% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 3.5% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8538.90 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 1.7–3.2% · Canada 0% · Australia 0% HTSUS lines 8538.90.60.00, 8538.90.81.80 Classification note Parts for the switches and panels of 8535-8537: molded parts 8538.90.60.00, other parts 8538.90.81.80 (both 3.5%, Section 301 List 1). Plain plastic wall plates may be classified as plastic builders' ware (3925.90.00, 5.3%, with the same 25% and 12.5%). | |||||||||||||
Spa, sauna & wellness — United States
3 codes · base duty 12.5–52.9% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9406.10 Sauna houses and steam rooms listed as 9406.00 | Wooden sauna houses: 40.1% · Steam rooms of wood, glass or other non-steel materials: 40.4% · Steel-framed steam rooms, 15% or more steel by weight: 52.9% | 40.1–52.9% | — | Details for HS 9406.10, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 9406.10 (Sauna houses and steam rooms) made in China: US base duty 40.1–52.9% as of Sep 29, 2026. Every importer pays — depends on the product under this code
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 9406.10 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 9406.90 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #68855869 (June 5, 2026): Section 232 steel, aluminum and copper duties and HTS list (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · CBP ruling N304393 (June 12, 2019: prefabricated sauna in 9406.10) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.7% · Canada 6% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 9406.10.00.00, 9406.90.01.90, 9406.90.01.30, 9406.20.00.00 Classification note 9406.00 is pre-HS 2022. Prefabricated wooden sauna houses are 9406.10.00.00 (2.6%; NY N304393). Steam rooms entered as prefabricated buildings are 9406.90.01 (2.9%; .30 of metal, .90 other) or 9406.20.00 if they are steel modular units. Acrylic and glass steam shower cabins are usually plastic sanitary ware of 3922.10 (NY N011225), and portable infrared saunas 8516.79 (NY N333797), at lower duty. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 9019.10 Hot tubs, jacuzzis and outdoor spas listed as 9506.91 | MFN Free + Forced labor 12.5% · Sec. 301 not charged | 12.5% | — | Details for HS 9019.10, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 9019.10 (Hot tubs, jacuzzis and outdoor spas) made in China: US base duty 12.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 9019.10 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · CBP ruling N313701 (Aug 27, 2020: hot tubs and swim spas from China in 9019.10.2045) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 0–6.5% · Canada 0–6.5% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 9019.10.20.45 Classification note 9506.91 is exercise equipment. CBP classifies complete hot tubs and swim spas (shell with jets, pumps, heater and controls) as massage apparatus, 9019.10.20.45 (Free) (NY N313701; HQ H336180 of 16 Dec 2025). A bare acrylic tub or shell without the hydromassage system is 3922.10. Massage apparatus is on no Section 301 list, so only the 12.5% forced-labor duty applies. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 9019.10 Massage chairs and cold plunge tubs listed as 9506.99 | Full-body massage chairs: 12.5% · Recliners and seats with a massage feature: 37.5% · Plastic cold plunge tubs: 26.3% · Stainless-steel cold plunge tubs: 32.5% | 12.5–37.5% | — | Details for HS 9019.10, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 9019.10 (Massage chairs and cold plunge tubs) made in China: US base duty 12.5–37.5% as of Sep 29, 2026. Every importer pays — depends on the product under this code
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 9019.10 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 3922.10 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 7324.29 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #68855869 (June 5, 2026): Section 232 steel, aluminum and copper duties and HTS list (opens in a new tab) · CBP ruling H315158 (Aug 4, 2022: massage chair in 9401.71) (opens in a new tab) · CBP ruling H304800 (Apr 10, 2020: massage chair in 9019.10.20) (opens in a new tab) · CBP ruling N334594 (Sept 7, 2023: stainless ice bath in 7324.29) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 0–6.5% · Canada 0–6.5% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 9019.10.20.45, 9401.71.00.11, 3922.10.00.00, 7324.29.00.00 Classification note 9506.99 fits neither product. CBP classifies chairs whose main function is massage in 9019.10.20 (HQ H304800; NY N300227), but recliners and seats with a complementary massage feature in 9401.71 (HQ H313575, H315158). Plastic plunge tubs are 3922.10.00 (NY N346497) and stainless-steel ice baths 7324.29.00 (NY N334594). No ruling was found for a plunge tub with a built-in chiller. Ask your broker to confirm the line for each model before ordering: the four readings differ by up to 25 points. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Countertops & engineered stone — United States
2 codes · base duty 41.2–62.5% · AD/CVD: quartz surfaces (A-570-084); ceramic tile (A-570-108)
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 6802.93 Granite countertops and slabs | MFN 3.7% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 41.2% | — | Details for HS 6802.93, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 6802.93 (Granite countertops and slabs) made in China: US base duty 41.2% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 3.7% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 6802.93 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 0–1.7% · Canada 6.5% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 6802.93.00.20, 6802.93.00.25, 6802.93.00.90 Classification note Worked granite: 6802.93.00 (3.7%). Pieces cut to size for building use take .20 (up to 1.5 cm thick) or .25 (over 1.5 cm up to 7.5 cm); other worked granite .90. Granite and other quarried stone are outside the quartz AD/CVD orders and the Section 201 quartz safeguard. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 6810.99 Engineered quartz and sintered stone slabs and countertops | Engineered quartz, within the quarter's quota: 62.5% · Engineered quartz, over the quota: 87.5% · Sintered stone and porcelain slabs: 43.1–46.5% | 43.1–62.5% | May apply | Falls Aug 2027Falls Aug 2028 | Details for HS 6810.99, United States | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 6810.99 (Engineered quartz and sintered stone slabs and countertops) made in China: US base duty 43.1–62.5% as of Sep 29, 2026. Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays — depends on the product under this code
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD: quartz surfaces (A-570-084)
AD cash deposits: 255.27% Suzhou Colorquartzstone New Material / Shanghai Meiyang Stone / CQ International; 259.33% the other separate-rate exporters listed in the order; 295.02% Foshan Yixin Stone; 326.15% China-wide. CVD: 45.32% all others (incl. Foshan Yixin); 190.99% Foshan Hero Stone, Fasa Industrial, Foshan Nanhai Julang and Qinguan Yuefeng. Highest combination 517.14% (China-wide AD 326.15% + 190.99% CVD, e.g. Foshan Hero Stone). If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 363.09% at the lowest published company rate and 433.97% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Covers resin-bound quartz slabs, countertops, vanity tops and tiles (silica greater than any other single material), including Chinese quartz finished in a third country; sintered stone without resin and natural stone are not covered. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. In the US these are cash deposits paid at entry; the final duty is set later in a review and can be higher or lower. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. AD/CVD: ceramic tile (A-570-108)
AD cash deposit 203.71% for every listed separate-rate exporter/producer combination (margin 229.04% less subsidy offset); 330.69% China-wide (margin 356.02%). CVD 358.81% for every company, including all others. If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 605.62% at the lowest published company rate and 736% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Sintered stone (fired clay-bearing slabs under 3.2 cm thick): no scope ruling exists; the written scope ("slabs or panels" over 1 m²) and its 6914 HTS listing point toward coverage, so ask Commerce for a scope ruling before shipping. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. In the US these are cash deposits paid at entry; the final duty is set later in a review and can be higher or lower. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Coming up
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 6810.99 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 6914.10 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 6914.90 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · Proclamation 11051, 91 FR 50645 (Aug 5, 2026): Section 201 quartz safeguard (opens in a new tab) · CBP Commodity Status Reports: quartz quota 99034530QTZ01 (67.12% used, open, on Sept 28, 2026) (opens in a new tab) · CBP ruling H335808 (Aug 24, 2026: fired ceramic slabs in 6914) (opens in a new tab) · Commerce, quartz surface products from China: AD and CVD orders, 84 FR 33053 (Jul 11, 2019) (opens in a new tab) · Commerce, ceramic tile from China: continuation of AD and CVD orders, 91 FR 10065 (Mar 2, 2026) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 1.7–5% · Canada 5–8% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 6810.99.00.20, 6810.99.00.40, 6914.10.80.00, 6914.90.80.00 Classification note Engineered quartz (mostly silica, with a resin binder) is 6810.99.00 (Free): .20 slabs of 3 m x 1.25 m or more, .40 other quartz countertop slabs. Sintered stone and large porcelain slabs (fired, no resin) are not 6810.99: CBP classifies them in heading 6914, 6914.10.80 porcelain (9%) or 6914.90.80 stoneware (5.6%) (NY N329628, affirmed by HQ H335808 of 24 Aug 2026; NY N261870). Artificial stone that is not quartz is 6810.99.00.80. Check CBP's weekly Commodity Status Report before shipping quartz: once the quarter's quota fills, later entries pay 50% instead of 25% until the next quarter opens. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Decorative wall panels — United States
3 codes · base duty 37.5–42.8% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||||||
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| 3921.90 Decorative resin boards and panels listed as 3912.90 | MFN 4.8% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 42.3% | — | Details for HS 3921.90, United States | |||||||||
| HS 3921.90 (Decorative resin boards and panels) made in China: US base duty 42.3% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 4.8% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 3921.90 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 6.5% · Canada 0% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 3921.90.50.10, 3921.90.50.50 Classification note 3912.90 covers cellulose derivatives in primary forms (powder, granules), not finished boards. A rigid resin board is a plastic plate or sheet of 3921.90.50 (4.8%): .10 for high-pressure paper-reinforced decorative laminates, .50 other. If CBP treats a shaped wall-cladding panel as plastic builders' ware it is 3925.90.00 (5.3%), with the same 25% Section 301 and 12.5% forced-labor duties. Confirm the resin type and construction from the product specification before quoting; the line decides the MFN rate. | |||||||||||||
| 3925.90 PVC decorative wall panels | MFN 5.3% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 42.8% | — | Details for HS 3925.90, United States | |||||||||
| HS 3925.90 (PVC decorative wall panels) made in China: US base duty 42.8% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 5.3% + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 3925.90 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 6.5% · Canada 6.5% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 3925.90.00.00 Classification note Plastic builders' ware not elsewhere specified: 3925.90.00.00 (5.3%). Wood-plastic composite panels that are mainly plastic belong here too. Plastic panels have no wood veneer, so the plywood AD/CVD orders do not apply. | |||||||||||||
| 4410.11 Particle-board and WPC decorative wall panels listed as 4410.99 | MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5% | 37.5% | — | Details for HS 4410.11, United States | |||||||||
| HS 4410.11 (Particle-board and WPC decorative wall panels) made in China: US base duty 37.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Forced labor 12.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 4410.11 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 6.5–7% · Canada 0–6.5% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 4410.11.00.20, 4410.11.00.30, 4410.11.00.60 Classification note 4410.99 does not exist. Particle-board wall panels are 4410.11.00 (Free): .20 faced with melamine-impregnated paper, .30 faced with decorative plastic laminates, .60 other. A wood-plastic composite panel that is mainly plastic is 3925.90 (see the PVC wall panel row). A panel faced with real wood veneer is a 4412 veneered panel and falls under the plywood AD/CVD cases. Melamine-, laminate- and PVC-faced boards have no wood veneer and are outside the plywood AD/CVD orders. | |||||||||||||
Door & furniture hardware — United States
6 codes · base duty 23.4–80.7% · AD/CVD: aluminum extrusions (A-570-967)
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 7308.90 Steel and stainless-steel handrails and balustrades | MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Sec. 232 steel 50% · Forced labor not charged | 75% | — | Details for HS 7308.90, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 7308.90 (Steel and stainless-steel handrails and balustrades) made in China: US base duty 75% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free + Sec. 301 25% + Sec. 232 steel 50%). Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 7308.90 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #68855869 (June 5, 2026): Section 232 steel, aluminum and copper duties and HTS list (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 0% · Canada 25% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 7308.90.95.60 Classification note Steel handrails and balustrades are architectural and ornamental work of 7308.90.95.60 (Free). Aluminium handrails are 7610.90 (see the aluminium trim row). | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 7610.90 Aluminium edge trims and profiles | MFN 5.7% + Sec. 301 25% + Sec. 232 aluminum 50% · Forced labor not charged | 80.7% | May apply | Decision Jan 2027 | Details for HS 7610.90, United States | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 7610.90 (Aluminium edge trims and profiles) made in China: US base duty 80.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 5.7% + Sec. 301 25% + Sec. 232 aluminum 50%). Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD: aluminum extrusions (A-570-967)
AD 86.01% China-wide; CVD 7.37% all others. Named firms: 164.29% CVD for Anji Chang Hong Chain Manufacturing, Assa Abloy (Zhongshan) Security Technology, Dezhou Huoamei Windows and Doors, Ewellix Motion Technologies, Ningbo Lianda Winch and Shanghai Zesheng Automotive Technology (250.30% for those also in the China-wide AD group, e.g. Anji Chang Hong Chain); 293.85% CVD for Guangdong Victor Aluminum, Hui Qian (Shanghai) International Trading and Sichuan Hangxin New Glazing Material (379.86% for Guangdong Victor Aluminum, which is China-wide for AD). Exporters that still hold their own AD rate from older reviews pay less; the lowest current rate is not confirmed, so no floor is shown. If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 174.08% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Covers extruded aluminium edge, tile and carpet trim (alloy series 1xxx, 3xxx or 6xxx); rolled-sheet or cast parts are not covered. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. In the US these are cash deposits paid at entry; the final duty is set later in a review and can be higher or lower. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Coming up
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 7610.90 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #68855869 (June 5, 2026): Section 232 steel, aluminum and copper duties and HTS list (opens in a new tab) · Commerce, aluminum extrusions from China: AD review final results, 91 FR 53224 (Aug 17, 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 6–7.5% · Canada 6.5% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 7610.90.00.40, 7610.90.00.80 Classification note Aluminium structures and parts: 7610.90.00 (5.7%): .40 architectural and ornamental work, .80 other. Plain extruded profiles cut to length may instead be 7604.21/.29, which also pay 50% Section 232 aluminum and a 25% China Section 301 duty (under HTS 9903.91.01). | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 8302.10 Door and cabinet hinges | Steel or stainless-steel hinges, 15% or more steel by weight: 53.5% · Zinc-alloy, brass or other hinges: 40.9–41% | 40.9–53.5% | — | Details for HS 8302.10, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 8302.10 (Door and cabinet hinges) made in China: US base duty 40.9–53.5% as of Sep 29, 2026. Every importer pays — depends on the product under this code
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8302.10 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #68855869 (June 5, 2026): Section 232 steel, aluminum and copper duties and HTS list (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · Commerce, aluminum extrusions from China: continuation of the AD/CVD orders with scope and HTS list, 87 FR 66128 (Nov 2, 2022) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.7% · Canada 0% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 8302.10.60.30, 8302.10.60.60, 8302.10.90.30, 8302.10.90.60 Classification note Hinges of iron, steel, aluminium or zinc: 8302.10.60 (3.5%): .30 door hinges, .60 furniture and cabinet hinges. Hinges of brass or other base metal: 8302.10.90 (3.4%). Section 232 applies only to 8302.10.60 hinges in which steel and aluminium together are at least 15% of the weight; zinc and brass never count. The Section 232 duty depends on the metal and its share of the hinge's weight; state both on the invoice. Hinges made from extruded aluminium (for example continuous or piano hinges) may fall under the aluminum extrusions anti-dumping and countervailing duty orders (A-570-967 / C-570-968), whose HTS list includes 8302.10.60; steel, stainless-steel, zinc and brass hinges are not covered. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 8302.41 Door stops, door pulls and building fittings | Steel or stainless-steel fittings, 15% or more steel by weight: 53.9% · Zinc-alloy, brass or other fittings: 41–41.4% | 41–53.9% | May apply | Details for HS 8302.41, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 8302.41 (Door stops, door pulls and building fittings) made in China: US base duty 41–53.9% as of Sep 29, 2026. Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays — depends on the product under this code
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD: aluminum extrusions (A-570-967)
AD 86.01% China-wide; CVD 7.37% all others. Named firms: 164.29% CVD for Anji Chang Hong Chain Manufacturing, Assa Abloy (Zhongshan) Security Technology, Dezhou Huoamei Windows and Doors, Ewellix Motion Technologies, Ningbo Lianda Winch and Shanghai Zesheng Automotive Technology (250.30% for those also in the China-wide AD group, e.g. Anji Chang Hong Chain); 293.85% CVD for Guangdong Victor Aluminum, Hui Qian (Shanghai) International Trading and Sichuan Hangxin New Glazing Material (379.86% for Guangdong Victor Aluminum, which is China-wide for AD). Exporters that still hold their own AD rate from older reviews pay less; the lowest current rate is not confirmed, so no floor is shown. If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 147.28% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Only fittings made of extruded aluminium (for example profile handles, pulls or rails); zinc-alloy, steel, brass and cast-aluminium items and fully assembled finished goods are not covered. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. In the US these are cash deposits paid at entry; the final duty is set later in a review and can be higher or lower. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8302.41 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #68855869 (June 5, 2026): Section 232 steel, aluminum and copper duties and HTS list (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · Commerce, aluminum extrusions from China: AD review final results, 91 FR 53224 (Aug 17, 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.7% · Canada 3.5% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 8302.41.60.15, 8302.41.60.45, 8302.41.90.15, 8302.41.90.45 Classification note Base-metal mountings for buildings: 8302.41.60 of iron, steel, aluminium or zinc (3.9%; .15 doorstops, door pulls, kick plates and escutcheons, .45 other door fittings, .50 curtain and blind fittings, .80 other) and 8302.41.90 of brass or other base metal (3.5%). Non-automatic door closers are 8302.41.30. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 8302.42 Drawer slides, cabinet handles and furniture fittings | Steel drawer slides and fittings, 15% or more steel by weight: 36.4% · Aluminium handles and profile fittings, 15% or more aluminium by weight: 36.4% · Zinc-alloy, brass or other fittings: 23.4–23.9% | 23.4–36.4% | May apply | Details for HS 8302.42, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 8302.42 (Drawer slides, cabinet handles and furniture fittings) made in China: US base duty 23.4–36.4% as of Sep 29, 2026. Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays — depends on the product under this code
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD: aluminum extrusions (A-570-967)
AD 86.01% China-wide; CVD 7.37% all others. Named firms: 164.29% CVD for Anji Chang Hong Chain Manufacturing, Assa Abloy (Zhongshan) Security Technology, Dezhou Huoamei Windows and Doors, Ewellix Motion Technologies, Ningbo Lianda Winch and Shanghai Zesheng Automotive Technology (250.30% for those also in the China-wide AD group, e.g. Anji Chang Hong Chain); 293.85% CVD for Guangdong Victor Aluminum, Hui Qian (Shanghai) International Trading and Sichuan Hangxin New Glazing Material (379.86% for Guangdong Victor Aluminum, which is China-wide for AD). Exporters that still hold their own AD rate from older reviews pay less; the lowest current rate is not confirmed, so no floor is shown. If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 129.78% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Only fittings made of extruded aluminium (for example profile handles, pulls or rails); zinc-alloy, steel, brass and cast-aluminium items and fully assembled finished goods are not covered. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. In the US these are cash deposits paid at entry; the final duty is set later in a review and can be higher or lower. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8302.42 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #68855869 (June 5, 2026): Section 232 steel, aluminum and copper duties and HTS list (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) · Commerce, aluminum extrusions from China: AD review final results, 91 FR 53224 (Aug 17, 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.7% · Canada 0% · Australia 0–5% HTSUS lines 8302.42.30.10, 8302.42.30.15, 8302.42.30.65, 8302.42.60.00 Classification note Base-metal mountings for furniture: 8302.42.30 of iron, steel, aluminium or zinc (3.9%; .10 gas lift cylinders, .15 drawer slides, .65 other) and 8302.42.60.00 of other base metal (3.4%). Both are on Section 301 List 4A (7.5%). | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 8302.60 Automatic door closers | Closers with an aluminium body, 15% or more aluminium by weight: 53.9% · Closers with a steel or cast-iron body: 41.4% | 41.4–53.9% | — | Details for HS 8302.60, United States | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| HS 8302.60 (Automatic door closers) made in China: US base duty 41.4–53.9% as of Sep 29, 2026. Every importer pays — depends on the product under this code
Sources: USITC HTSUS 2026 Revision 20: subheading 8302.60 (MFN rates) (opens in a new tab) · USITC HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20, Chapter 99: Section 301 lists (U.S. note 20), Section 232 lists (U.S. notes 16 and 37), forced-labor duty (U.S. note 52) (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #68855869 (June 5, 2026): Section 232 steel, aluminum and copper duties and HTS list (opens in a new tab) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (July 28, 2026): 12.5% forced-labor duty on products of China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) European Union 2.7% · Canada 0–6.5% · Australia 0% HTSUS lines 8302.60.30.00 Classification note Automatic door closers: 8302.60.30.00 (3.9%); parts 8302.60.90 (3.1%). Both are on the Section 232 aluminum list only. Non-automatic door closers are 8302.41.30. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Before you order — United States
- Confirm the HTSUS line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
- Where AD/CVD may apply, ask the exporter for its legal name, the case number and its current company rate, in writing.
- Duty is normally set by the date goods are entered for consumption, not the ship date — plan arrivals around scheduled changes.
Measures used in these tables — United States
| Measure | Rate | Since | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Section 301 tariffs on Chinese goods (Lists 1-3 and 4A) HTSUS 9903.88.01-.04 (+25%) · 9903.88.15 (+7.5%) · U.S. note 20 | 7.5–25% | USITC, HTSUS 2026 Revision 20, chapter 99 headings 9903.88.01-.04 (+25%), 9903.88.15 (+7.5%) and 9903.88.69/.70 (exclusions), U.S. note 20; four-year review: Federal Register 2026-08806 (91 FR 24636), May 6, 2026 (opens in a new tab) | |
| Section 301 forced-labor duty on products of China HTSUS 9903.05.31 · U.S. note 52 · 91 FR 47318 · All products of China, except goods entered under a Section 232 heading and the few listed exemptions | 12.5% | USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (Federal Register, July 28, 2026); CBP CSMS #69326983 (opens in a new tab) | |
| Section 232 duty on steel articles and steel derivative products HTSUS 9903.82.02 (50%) · 9903.82.09 (25%) · 9903.82.10 (15% in total) · U.S. note 16 · Steel articles and listed derivatives, e.g. handrails 7308.90.95 (50%); sinks 7324, hinges and fittings 8302, ovens 8516.60, dishwashers 8422.11 (25%) | 25–50% | CBP CSMS #68855869 (June 5, 2026): Section 232 aluminum, steel and copper guidance and HTS list (opens in a new tab) | |
| Section 232 duty on aluminum articles and aluminum derivative products HTSUS 9903.82.02 (50%) · 9903.82.09 (25%) · 9903.82.10 (15% in total) · U.S. note 16 · Aluminum articles and listed derivatives, e.g. profiles 7604 and doors, windows and frames 7610 (50%); door closers 8302.60, brackets 8302.50, hinges 8302.10 (25%) | 25–50% | CBP CSMS #68855869 (June 5, 2026): Section 232 aluminum, steel and copper guidance and HTS list (opens in a new tab) | |
| Section 232 duty on copper articles and insulated copper wire and cable HTSUS 9903.82.02 (50%) · 9903.82.09 (25%) · U.S. note 16(c)(v), (viii) · Copper articles such as 7412 pipe fittings and 7418 copper sanitary and household ware (50%); insulated copper wire 8544.42 and 8544.49.10 (25%). None of the HS codes we track. | 25–50% | CBP CSMS #68855869 (June 5, 2026): Section 232 aluminum, steel and copper guidance and HTS list (opens in a new tab) | |
| Section 232 duty on softwood timber and lumber HTSUS 9903.76.01 · U.S. note 37(b) · 15 softwood timber and lumber lines only: 4403.11.00, 4403.21.01-4403.26.01, 4403.99.01, 4406.11.00, 4406.91.00, 4407.11.00-4407.19.00 | 10% | CBP CSMS #66492057 (Oct 10, 2025): Section 232 duties on timber, lumber and derivative products (opens in a new tab) | |
| Section 232 duty on wooden kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities and their parts HTSUS 9903.76.03 · U.S. note 37(f) · Completed wooden kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities and their parts on 9403.40.9060, 9403.60.8093 and 9403.91.0080 only | 25% | CBP CSMS #66492057 (Oct 10, 2025): Section 232 duties on timber, lumber and derivative products (opens in a new tab) | |
| Section 232 duty on upholstered wooden furniture (seats with wooden frames) HTSUS 9903.76.02 · U.S. note 37(d) · Upholstered seats with wooden frames on 9401.61.4011, 9401.61.4031, 9401.61.6011 and 9401.61.6031 only | 25% | CBP CSMS #66492057 (Oct 10, 2025): Section 232 duties on timber, lumber and derivative products (opens in a new tab) | |
| Section 201 safeguard on quartz surface products (tariff-rate quota) HTSUS 9903.45.30 (in quota) / 9903.45.31 (over quota) · U.S. note 41 · Resin-bound quartz surface products (slabs, countertops, vanity tops, tiles) on 6810.99.0020, 6810.99.0040 and 7020.00.6000; not granite, marble, quartzite or sintered stone without resin | 25–50% | Proclamation 11051 (91 FR 50645, Aug 5, 2026) and HTSUS U.S. note 41; quota status: CBP Quota Bulletin 26-601 and Commodity Status Report of Sept 28, 2026 (opens in a new tab) | |
| Suspension of the $800 de minimis duty-free exemption EO 14324 (90 FR 37775) · EO 14388 (91 FR 9433) · CBP interim final rules 91 FR 37789 and 91 FR 37801 · Every shipment of Chinese-origin goods, whatever its value or mode (courier, freight or mail), needs a formal or informal entry and pays all applicable duties. | Full duty at any value | CBP interim final rule, Indefinite Suspension of the De Minimis Exemption, 91 FR 37789 (June 24, 2026) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on wooden cabinets and vanities from China A-570-106 / C-570-107 · 85 FR 22126 / 85 FR 22134 (orders, Apr 21, 2020) · Wooden kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities and their wooden parts | 269.81% | Commerce, final results of the 2023-24 AD administrative review, 91 FR 21788 (Apr 23, 2026); CVD rates: 91 FR 12349 (Mar 13, 2026) and 90 FR 28995 (Jul 2, 2025) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping duty on wooden bedroom furniture from China A-570-890 · 70 FR 329 (order, Jan 4, 2005) · Wooden beds, headboards, nightstands, dressers, chests, wardrobes and other wooden bedroom pieces | 216.01% | Commerce, final results of the 2024 AD administrative review, 91 FR 52041 (Aug 12, 2026) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on wood mouldings and millwork products (including door frames and jambs) from China A-570-117 / C-570-118 · 86 FR 9486 / 86 FR 9484 (orders, Feb 16, 2021) · Wood mouldings, trim, interior paneling and door components (jambs, frames, casing sets, rails, stiles) | 241.43% | Commerce, final results of the 2023-24 AD administrative review, 91 FR 8823 (Feb 24, 2026); CVD: 91 FR 8408 (Feb 23, 2026) and CVD order 86 FR 9484; continuation 91 FR 39595 (Jun 30, 2026) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on multilayered (engineered) wood flooring from China A-570-970 / C-570-971 · 76 FR 76690 / 76 FR 76693 (orders, Dec 8, 2011) · Engineered (multilayered) wood flooring with wood veneer plies on a core | 86.63% | Commerce, final results of the 2021-22 AD administrative review, 89 FR 35058 (May 1, 2024); CVD: 90 FR 45183 (Sep 19, 2025) and CVD order 76 FR 76693 (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on fiberglass door panels from China A-570-209 / C-570-210 · 91 FR 50797 (orders, Aug 6, 2026) · Fiberglass-skinned door panels and sidelites | 108.01–208.46% | Commerce, Fiberglass Door Panels From China: AD Order and CVD Order, 91 FR 50797 (Aug 6, 2026) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on hardwood and decorative plywood from China (2026 case) A-570-211 / C-570-212 · 91 FR 45778 / 91 FR 45766 (final determinations); USITC 91 FR 57383 · Veneered plywood and panels (HTS 4412) outside the 2018 China hardwood plywood orders; hardwood- or bamboo-faced plywood with a core stays under the 2018 orders | 274.92% | Commerce, final AD determination, 91 FR 45778 (Jul 21, 2026); final CVD determination 91 FR 45766; USITC determinations 91 FR 57383 (Sep 9, 2026) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on hardwood plywood from China (2018 orders) A-570-051 / C-570-052 · 83 FR 504 / 83 FR 513 (orders, Jan 4, 2018) · Hardwood- or bamboo-faced plywood and veneered panels with a core (HTS 4412) | 137.7% | Commerce, final results of the 2023 AD and CVD administrative reviews, 91 FR 3111 (Jan 26, 2026); CVD order 83 FR 513 (Jan 4, 2018) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on quartz surface products from China A-570-084 / C-570-085 · 84 FR 33053; continued 90 FR 8521 · Engineered quartz slabs, countertops, vanity tops, tiles and other surfaces (resin-bound, mostly silica), mainly HTS 6810.99.0020 and 6810.99.0040. Not granite, marble or other natural stone. | 300.59–371.47% | Commerce, Certain Quartz Surface Products From China: AD and CVD Orders, 84 FR 33053 (Jul 11, 2019); continuation 90 FR 8521 (Jan 30, 2025) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on ceramic tile from China A-570-108 / C-570-109 · 85 FR 33089, 85 FR 33119; continued 91 FR 10065 · Ceramic and porcelain floor and wall tile, mosaics and ceramic tile slabs or panels under 3.2 cm thick, HTS 6907.21 to 6907.40. Not marble or other natural stone tile. | 562.52–689.5% | Commerce, Ceramic Tile From China: Continuation of AD and CVD Orders, 91 FR 10065 (Mar 2, 2026); rates from final determinations 85 FR 19425 and 85 FR 19440 (Apr 7, 2020) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on aluminum extrusions from China A-570-967 / C-570-968 · 76 FR 30650, 76 FR 30653; continued 87 FR 66128 · Extruded aluminum profiles and parts: window and door frames, thresholds, curtain wall, edge and tile trim, and extruded parts of hardware, furniture and lighting. Not finished windows or doors assembled with glass. | 93.38% | Commerce, Aluminum Extrusions From China: Final Results of AD Administrative Review 2024-2025, 91 FR 53224 (Aug 17, 2026); Final Results of CVD Administrative Review 2024, 91 FR 51662 (Aug 11, 2026) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on mattresses from China A-570-092 / C-570-128 · 84 FR 68395, 86 FR 26463 · Adult and youth mattresses (innerspring, foam and hybrid), mainly HTS 9404.21 and 9404.29. | 154.81–1829.53% | Commerce, Mattresses From China: AD Order, 84 FR 68395 (Dec 16, 2019); CVD Order, 86 FR 26463 (May 14, 2021) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on drawn stainless steel sinks from China A-570-983 / C-570-984 · 78 FR 21592, 78 FR 21596; continued 89 FR 12824 · Stainless steel sinks with one or more drawn (seamless) bowls, HTS 7324.10.0010. Not sinks with fabricated (welded-corner) bowls. | 10.29–84.96% | Commerce, Drawn Stainless Steel Sinks From China: Final Results of AD Administrative Review 2021-2022, 88 FR 76174 (Nov 6, 2023); CVD order 78 FR 21596 (Apr 11, 2013) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on float glass products from China (incl. LED and frameless mirrors and tempered shower glass) A-570-188 / C-570-189 · 91 FR 17250, 91 FR 17253 · Chinese float glass at least 2 mm thick and 0.37 m² (4 sq ft), including frameless mirrors, LED mirrors (framed or unframed) and tempered-glass shower and tub doors and panels. Not framed mirrors without LEDs. | 171.02–201.27% | Commerce, Float Glass Products From China: AD Order, 91 FR 17250 (Apr 6, 2026); Float Glass Products From China and Malaysia: CVD Orders, 91 FR 17253 (Apr 6, 2026); correction 91 FR 22123 (Apr 24, 2026) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on certain metal tool chests and cabinets from China (incl. mobile work benches) A-570-056 / C-570-057 · 83 FR 25645, 83 FR 3299; continued 88 FR 44274 · Metal tool chests, tool cabinets, storage units, mobile work benches and work stations with two or more drawers, prepackaged for retail sale (listed HTS 9403.20 and 7326.90). Not service carts or non-mobile work benches that meet the exclusion tests. | 108.33–255.51% | Commerce, Certain Tool Chests and Cabinets From China and Vietnam: Continuation of AD Orders and CVD Order, 88 FR 44274 (Jul 12, 2023); AD Orders, 83 FR 25645 (Jun 4, 2018); CVD Order, 83 FR 3299 (Jan 24, 2018); CVD review 85 FR 7732 (Feb 11, 2020) (opens in a new tab) |
| Measure | Rate | Since | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Section 301 investigation into structural excess capacity (16 economies, including China) 91 FR 12886 (Mar. 17, 2026) · dockets USTR-2026-0067 / USTR-2026-0068 | No rate proposed: investigation open, no determination | Investigation | Federal Register 2026-05214 (91 FR 12886), Initiation of Section 301 Investigations: Structural Excess Capacity, Mar. 17, 2026 (opens in a new tab) |
| US-China Board of Trade '30-for-30' lists for possible future tariff cuts White House U.S. Import List (77 HTSUS 8-digit lines), Sept. 27, 2026 | No rate or date set: goods recommended for possible future tariff cuts | Proposed | White House, U.S.-China Board of Trade release with the U.S. Import List and Terms of Reference, Sept. 27, 2026 (opens in a new tab) |
| Possible Section 232 duty on hardwood timber, lumber and their derivatives (Commerce update due) Proclamation 10976, clause 9 · Hardwood timber and lumber and possibly derivative products; no product list published | No duty. Commerce update to the President due by October 1, 2026 | Investigation | Proclamation 10976 (90 FR 48127, Oct 6, 2025), clause 9 (opens in a new tab) |
| Proposed Section 232 duties on 14 more steel, aluminum and copper derivative products BIS request for comments, 91 FR 50756 (Aug 6, 2026) · BIS-2026-0331 · e.g. free-standing floor safes 8303.00, fire extinguishers 8424.10, electric conductor cables 8544.49/8544.60, heat-exchanger parts 8419.90.30, trailers and cranes; none of the HS codes we track | Proposed: 25% for most items (not in force) | Proposed | Commerce/BIS request for public comments, 91 FR 50756 (Aug 6, 2026) (opens in a new tab) |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duty investigation: wooden fence pickets from China USITC Inv. 701-TA-807 / 731-TA-1808 (Preliminary) · 91 FR 61438 (Sep 29, 2026) · Wooden fence pickets (HTS 4404.10.00, 4407.19.00, 4421.99.70) | — | Investigation | USITC, Wooden Fence Pickets From China; Institution of AD and CVD Investigations, 91 FR 61438 (Sep 29, 2026) (opens in a new tab) |
| Measure | Rate | Ended | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Section 122 temporary import surcharge (balance of payments) Proclamation 11012 (91 FR 9339) · HTSUS 9903.03.01 · Charged on goods of every country entered Feb 24 to Jul 23, 2026, except Section 232 goods and listed exemptions (9903.03.02–9903.03.11). Not charged on any entry since Jul 24, 2026. | 10% | Proclamation 11012, 91 FR 9339 (Federal Register, Feb 25, 2026) (opens in a new tab) | |
| IEEPA reciprocal tariff on Chinese goods EO 14257 as amended by EO 14298 (90 FR 21831) · HTSUS 9903.01.25; ended by EO 14389 (91 FR 9437) · 10% on Chinese goods from May 14, 2025; struck down by the Supreme Court Feb 20, 2026; not collected on entries from Feb 24, 2026. Refunds through CBP's CAPE portal. | 10% | Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump, No. 24-1287 (U.S. Supreme Court, Feb 20, 2026) (opens in a new tab) | |
| IEEPA fentanyl (synthetic opioid) tariff on Chinese goods EO 14195 as amended by EO 14357 (90 FR 50725) · HTSUS 9903.01.24; ended by EO 14389 (91 FR 9437) · 10% on Chinese goods at the time it was struck down (Feb 20, 2026); not collected on entries from Feb 24, 2026. Refunds through CBP's CAPE portal. | 10% | Executive Order 14389, Ending Certain Tariff Actions, 91 FR 9437 (Feb 25, 2026) (opens in a new tab) |
European Union: import duty on building materials from China, by HS code
Verified · Base duty = the EU third-country (MFN) duty; no extra tariff applies to all Chinese goods
Import VAT is charged on top at the member state's rate and is not included here.
Heads-up for European Union
- Scheduled : EU steel quotas: proof of melt-and-pour country required
- Scheduled : CBAM certificate price for Q3 2026 to be published
- Scheduled : E-commerce parcels: product IDs required; EUR 2 handling fee expected
Kitchen cabinets & vanities — European Union
2 codes · base duty 2.7% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9403.40 Wooden kitchen cabinets (assembled or flat-pack) | MFN 2.7% | 2.7% | — | Details for HS 9403.40, European Union | |||||
| HS 9403.40 (Wooden kitchen cabinets (assembled or flat-pack)) made in China: EU base duty 2.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.7%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 9403 40 10 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 9403 40 90 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 50% · Canada 34.5% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 9403 40 10 90 (fitted kitchen units), 9403 40 90 90 The EU hardwood plywood anti-dumping duty applies to plywood sheets (4412), not to finished cabinets. | |||||||||
| 9403.60Wooden tables, TV cabinets, storage cabinets, nightstands and bathroom vanities | Also listed under Furniture — base duty 0% | ||||||||
| 9403.91 Wooden cabinet parts (doors, drawer fronts, frames, boxes) | MFN 2.7% | 2.7% | — | Details for HS 9403.91, European Union | |||||
| HS 9403.91 (Wooden cabinet parts (doors, drawer fronts, frames, boxes)) made in China: EU base duty 2.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.7%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 9403 91 00 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/2333: anti-dumping duty on hardwood plywood from China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 50% · Canada 25% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 9403 91 00 90 Classification note Plain plywood sheets or blanks imported for cabinet making are plywood (4412), not furniture parts, and can pay 43.3%–86.8% anti-dumping duty. | |||||||||
Doors & windows — European Union
3 codes · base duty 0–6% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4418.29 Wooden doors and door frames listed as 4418.20 | MFN 0–3% | 0–3% | — | Details for HS 4418.29, European Union | |||||
| HS 4418.29 (Wooden doors and door frames) made in China: EU base duty 0–3% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–3%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 4418 29 80 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 4418 21 10 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/2333: anti-dumping duty on hardwood plywood from China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 42.3% · Canada 0% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 4418 29 50 00, 4418 29 80 00, 4418 21 90 00, 4418 21 10 00 Classification note HS 2022 split 4418.20 into 4418.21 (tropical wood) and 4418.29 (other wood). Non-tropical doors are 4418 29 50 (coniferous) or 4418 29 80 (other), both Free. Tropical-wood doors are 4418 21 90 (Free), or 4418 21 10 (3%) for the tropical species listed in additional note 2 to Chapter 44. Plain plywood sheets or blanks imported for door making are plywood (4412) and can pay 43.3%–86.8% anti-dumping duty. | |||||||||
| 7610.10 Aluminum doors, windows, shower enclosures and sliding doors | MFN 6% · AD alu extrusions not charged | 6% | — | Deadline Mar 2027 | Details for HS 7610.10, European Union | ||||
| HS 7610.10 (Aluminum doors, windows, shower enclosures and sliding doors) made in China: EU base duty 6% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6%). Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
Coming up
Sources: TARIC: CN 7610 10 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · Implementing Regulation (EU) 2021/546: anti-dumping duty on aluminum extrusions from China (opens in a new tab) · European Commission: Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 63.2% · Canada 6.5% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 7610 10 00 00 Classification note Unassembled aluminum profiles imported to build doors or windows are declared under 7604 or TARIC 7610 90 90 10 and pay 21.2%–32.1% anti-dumping duty. | |||||||||
| 8301.40 Door locks and smart locks | MFN 2.7% | 2.7% | — | Details for HS 8301.40, European Union | |||||
| HS 8301.40 (Door locks and smart locks) made in China: EU base duty 2.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.7%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 8301 40 11 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 8301 40 19 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 25.7% · Canada 6.5% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 8301 40 11 00, 8301 40 19 00, 8301 40 90 00 | |||||||||
Lighting — European Union
7 codes · base duty 0–4.7% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8504.40 LED drivers and power adapters | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 8504.40, European Union | |||||
| HS 8504.40 (LED drivers and power adapters) made in China: EU base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 8504 40 95 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 8504 40 83 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · Canada 0% · Australia 0% CN/TARIC codes 8504 40 95 90, 8504 40 83 90 (rectifiers), 8504 40 60 90 (chargers) | |||||||||
| 8539.52 LED bulbs and lamps | MFN 3.7% | 3.7% | — | Details for HS 8539.52, European Union | |||||
| HS 8539.52 (LED bulbs and lamps) made in China: EU base duty 3.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 3.7%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 8539 52 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 14.5% · Canada 0% · Australia 0% CN/TARIC codes 8539 52 00 00 | |||||||||
| 9405.11 Chandeliers and crystal ceiling lights listed as 9405.10 | MFN 2.7–4.7% | 2.7–4.7% | — | Details for HS 9405.11, European Union | |||||
| HS 9405.11 (Chandeliers and crystal ceiling lights) made in China: EU base duty 2.7–4.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.7–4.7%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 9405 11 50 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 9405 11 90 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 9405 19 50 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 41.4–45.1% · Canada 7% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 9405 11 40 90, 9405 11 50 00, 9405 11 90 90, 9405 19 40 90, 9405 19 50 00, 9405 19 90 90 Classification note HS 2022 split 9405.10: fittings designed solely for LED light sources are 9405.11, others (for example with bulb sockets) 9405.19. The rate depends on the main material: 4.7% plastics or ceramic, 3.7% glass, 2.7% other (e.g. metal). | |||||||||
| 9405.11 LED panel, recessed, ceiling, track and wall lights | MFN 2.7–4.7% | 2.7–4.7% | — | Details for HS 9405.11, European Union | |||||
| HS 9405.11 (LED panel, recessed, ceiling, track and wall lights) made in China: EU base duty 2.7–4.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.7–4.7%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 9405 11 40 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 9405 11 90 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 41.4–45.1% · Canada 7% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 9405 11 40 90, 9405 11 50 00, 9405 11 90 90 | |||||||||
| 9405.21 Table lamps and floor lamps listed as 9405.20 | MFN 2.7–4.7% | 2.7–4.7% | — | Details for HS 9405.21, European Union | |||||
| HS 9405.21 (Table lamps and floor lamps) made in China: EU base duty 2.7–4.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.7–4.7%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 9405 21 40 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 9405 21 90 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 41.2–43.5% · Canada 7% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 9405 21 40 00, 9405 21 50 00, 9405 21 90 90, 9405 29 40 00, 9405 29 50 00, 9405 29 90 90 Classification note HS 2022 split 9405.20 into 9405.21 (designed solely for LED light sources) and 9405.29 (other). The rate depends on the main material: 4.7% plastics or ceramic, 3.7% glass, 2.7% other. | |||||||||
| 9405.42 Floodlights, garden, lawn and street lights, and LED strips listed as 9405.40 | MFN 2.7–4.7% | 2.7–4.7% | — | Details for HS 9405.42, European Union | |||||
| HS 9405.42 (Floodlights, garden, lawn and street lights, and LED strips) made in China: EU base duty 2.7–4.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.7–4.7%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 9405 42 10 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 9405 42 31 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 9405 42 39 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 8539 51 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 41.4–43.5% · Canada 7% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 9405 42 10 00 (searchlights and spotlights), 9405 42 31 00, 9405 42 39 90, 9405 41 10 00, 9405 41 31 00, 9405 41 39 90, 9405 49 10 00, 9405 49 40 00, 9405 49 90 90, 8539 51 00 00 (LED modules) Classification note HS 2022 split 9405.40 into 9405.41 (solar-powered LED), 9405.42 (other LED) and 9405.49 (other). EU customs have classified LED floodlights both as spotlights (3.7%) and as other fittings, so the rate depends on the product. LED strips may instead be classified as LED modules (8539 51 00, 2.7%). | |||||||||
| 9405.61 Illuminated signs and nameplates listed as 9405.60 | MFN 2.7–4.7% | 2.7–4.7% | — | Details for HS 9405.61, European Union | |||||
| HS 9405.61 (Illuminated signs and nameplates) made in China: EU base duty 2.7–4.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.7–4.7%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 9405 61 20 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 9405 61 80 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 42.8–43.5% · Canada 7% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 9405 61 20 90 (of plastics), 9405 61 80 90, 9405 69 20 90, 9405 69 80 90 Classification note HS 2022 split 9405.60 into 9405.61 (designed solely for LED light sources) and 9405.69 (other). | |||||||||
Bathroom ware & fixtures — European Union
10 codes · base duty 0–12% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3922.10 Acrylic bathtubs and shower trays | MFN 6.5% | 6.5% | — | Details for HS 3922.10, European Union | |||||
| HS 3922.10 (Acrylic bathtubs and shower trays) made in China: EU base duty 6.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 3922 10 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 26.3% · Canada 6.5% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 3922 10 00 00 | |||||||||
| 3922.90 Plastic basin drains and waste fittings | MFN 6.5% | 6.5% | — | Details for HS 3922.90, European Union | |||||
| HS 3922.90 (Plastic basin drains and waste fittings) made in China: EU base duty 6.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 3922 90 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 43.8% · Canada 6.5% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 3922 90 00 00 | |||||||||
| 3924.90 Plastic bathroom accessories (tissue boxes, waste bins, soap dispensers) | MFN 6.5% | 6.5% | — | Details for HS 3924.90, European Union | |||||
| HS 3924.90 (Plastic bathroom accessories (tissue boxes, waste bins, soap dispensers)) made in China: EU base duty 6.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 3924 90 00 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 23.4% · Canada 6.5% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 3924 90 00 90 The EU anti-dumping duty shown in TARIC under 3924 90 00 10 is for ironing boards only; it does not apply to these products. | |||||||||
| 4420.90 Wooden tissue boxes and small wooden bathroom accessories | MFN 0–3% | 0–3% | — | Details for HS 4420.90, European Union | |||||
| HS 4420.90 (Wooden tissue boxes and small wooden bathroom accessories) made in China: EU base duty 0–3% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–3%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 4420 90 99 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 4420 90 91 99, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40.7% · Canada 7% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 4420 90 99 90, 4420 90 91 99 (tropical wood of additional note 2) | |||||||||
| 6303.92 Fabric roller blinds (synthetic fibre) | MFN 6.9–12% | 6.9–12% | — | Details for HS 6303.92, European Union | |||||
| HS 6303.92 (Fabric roller blinds (synthetic fibre)) made in China: EU base duty 6.9–12% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6.9–12%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 6303 92 90 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 6303 92 10 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 6303 12 00 00 (knitted or crocheted, of synthetic fibres), measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 31.3% · Canada 18% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 6303 92 90 90, 6303 92 10 00 (nonwovens), 6303 12 00 00 (knitted or crocheted) Classification note Interior blinds of textile fabric, including roller blinds, are heading 6303. Subheading 6303 92 covers only blinds that are not knitted or crocheted: woven synthetic fabric 6303 92 90 (12%), nonwoven 6303 92 10 (6.9%). A blind of knitted or crocheted synthetic fabric is classified in 6303 12 00 instead (also 12%). Blinds made of plastic go to 3925 30. | |||||||||
| 6910.10 Ceramic toilets and washbasins | MFN 7% | 7% | — | Details for HS 6910.10, European Union | |||||
| HS 6910.10 (Ceramic toilets and washbasins) made in China: EU base duty 7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 7%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 6910 10 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 18.3% · Canada 7.5% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 6910 10 00 00 The EU anti-dumping duty on ceramic tiles does not cover sanitary ware. | |||||||||
| 7009.91 LED bathroom mirrors | MFN 4% | 4% | — | Details for HS 7009.91, European Union | |||||
| HS 7009.91 (LED bathroom mirrors) made in China: EU base duty 4% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 4%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 7009 91 00 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 7009 92 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · EU binding tariff information DEBTI28755/24-1: glass mirror with LED lighting in 7009 91 00 90 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 44–45.3% · Canada 0% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 7009 91 00 90, 7009 92 00 00 (framed) Classification note EU customs classify mirrors with built-in LED lighting as mirrors (for example BTI DEBTI28755/24-1, 7009 91 00 90). Unframed mirrors are 7009 91, framed mirrors 7009 92; both are 4%. | |||||||||
| 7324.90 Steel floor drains and basin wastes | MFN 3.2% | 3.2% | — | Details for HS 7324.90, European Union | |||||
| HS 7324.90 (Steel floor drains and basin wastes) made in China: EU base duty 3.2% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 3.2%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 7324 90 00 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 50% · Canada 6.5% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 7324 90 00 90 Steel sanitary ware is not covered by CBAM or the EU steel quotas. | |||||||||
| 8302.50 Toilet-paper holders, towel hooks and brackets | MFN 2.7% | 2.7% | — | Details for HS 8302.50, European Union | |||||
| HS 8302.50 (Toilet-paper holders, towel hooks and brackets) made in China: EU base duty 2.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.7%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 8302 50 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5–50% · Canada 6.5% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 8302 50 00 00 | |||||||||
| 8481.80 Faucets, mixer taps, shower heads and flush valves | MFN 2.2% | 2.2% | — | Details for HS 8481.80, European Union | |||||
| HS 8481.80 (Faucets, mixer taps, shower heads and flush valves) made in China: EU base duty 2.2% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.2%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 8481 80 11 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 8481 80 19 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 39.5–43.1% · Canada 0% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 8481 80 11 90 (mixing valves), 8481 80 19 90 (other taps), 8481 80 99 90, 8481 90 00 90 (parts) | |||||||||
Marble & tile — European Union
2 codes · base duty 1.7–5% · AD/CVD: ceramic tiles
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6802.91 Marble tiles and slabs | MFN 1.7% | 1.7% | — | Details for HS 6802.91, European Union | |||||
| HS 6802.91 (Marble tiles and slabs) made in China: EU base duty 1.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 1.7%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 6802 91 00 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 6802 21 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40–42.4% · Canada 6% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 6802 91 00 90, 6802 21 00 00 (simply cut or sawn, flat surface) Classification note Polished or otherwise worked marble is 6802 91; marble that is only cut or sawn with a flat surface is 6802 21 00. Both are 1.7%. The EU anti-dumping duty on ceramic tiles does not apply to natural stone. | |||||||||
| 6907.21 Porcelain floor and wall tiles | MFN 5% | 5% | May apply | Details for HS 6907.21, European Union | |||||
| HS 6907.21 (Porcelain floor and wall tiles) made in China: EU base duty 5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 5%). Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays
May also apply — depends on the exporter Anti-dumping duty (ceramic tiles)
Company rates: Qingyuan Gani / Foshan Gani 13.9%; Guangdong Xinruncheng 29.3%; other cooperating companies listed in the Annex 30.6%; Dongguan City Wonderful / Guangdong Jiamei 32.0%; Shandong Yadi 36.5%. All other Chinese companies 69.7%. No per-unit component. If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 18.9% at the lowest published company rate and 74.7% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Covers all glazed and unglazed ceramic floor and wall tiles and mosaic of heading 6907, porcelain included. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Sources: TARIC: CN 6907 21 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · Implementing Regulation (EU) 2024/493: anti-dumping duty on ceramic tiles from China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 46–47.5% · Canada 8% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 6907 21 00 00 Classification note Ceramic tiles with water absorption above 0.5% are 6907 22 or 6907 23; they also pay 5% and the tile anti-dumping duty. A company rate applies only if the commercial invoice carries the declaration required by the regulation; otherwise the 69.7% rate applies. | |||||||||
Furniture — European Union
7 codes · base duty 0–3.7% · AD/CVD: none in force · open investigations, no duty yet: steel shelving
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9401.41 Sofa beds listed as 9401.40 | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 9401.41, European Union | |||||
| HS 9401.41 (Sofa beds) made in China: EU base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 9401 41 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 9401 49 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · Canada 9.5% · Australia 0% CN/TARIC codes 9401 41 00 00, 9401 49 00 00 Classification note HS 2022 split 9401.40 into 9401.41 (wooden frame) and 9401.49 (other frames). Both are Free. | |||||||||
| 9401.61 Upholstered dining chairs and sofas (wooden frame) | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 9401.61, European Union | |||||
| HS 9401.61 (Upholstered dining chairs and sofas (wooden frame)) made in China: EU base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 9401 61 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 50% · Canada 9.5% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 9401 61 00 00 | |||||||||
| 9401.71 Upholstered bar and lounge chairs (metal frame) | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 9401.71, European Union | |||||
| HS 9401.71 (Upholstered bar and lounge chairs (metal frame)) made in China: EU base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 9401 71 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · Canada 8–33% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 9401 71 00 00 | |||||||||
| 9403.20 Metal towel racks, shoe racks, workbenches and trolleys | MFN Free | 0% | Case open | Decision Feb 2027Decision Aug 2027 | Details for HS 9403.20, European Union | ||||
| HS 9403.20 (Metal towel racks, shoe racks, workbenches and trolleys) made in China: EU base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). An anti-dumping investigation is open (no duty yet). Every importer pays
May also apply — depends on the exporter Anti-dumping probe (steel shelving) Investigation — no duty yet Investigation opened 10 Jun 2026; imports registered 12 Sep 2026 to 11 Jun 2027. Indicative provisional stage 10 Feb 2027, definitive 7 Aug 2027. Only bolted or boltless steel shelving units and their uprights and beams (TARIC 9403 20 80 20); towel shelves, shoe racks, trolleys and workbenches are covered only if they meet that definition. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. Coming up
Sources: TARIC: CN 9403 20 80 80, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 9403 20 80 20, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · Notice of initiation C/2026/3097: anti-dumping investigation AD755, steel shelving from China (opens in a new tab) · Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/2023: registration of imports of steel shelving from China (opens in a new tab) · European Parliament Legislative Observatory: CBAM extension proposal 2025/0419(COD) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · Canada 8% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 9403 20 80 80, 9403 20 80 20 (bolted or boltless steel shelving only) AD755 is an investigation: no duty yet, but steel shelving imports have been registered since 12 Sep 2026, so a later duty could be charged on them. Proposed, not law: CBAM may cover metal furniture containing steel or aluminum from 2028. | |||||||||
| 9403.50 Wooden wardrobes and bed frames | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 9403.50, European Union | |||||
| HS 9403.50 (Wooden wardrobes and bed frames) made in China: EU base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 9403 50 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · Canada 9.5% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 9403 50 00 00 | |||||||||
| 9403.60 Wooden tables, TV cabinets, storage cabinets, nightstands and bathroom vanities | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 9403.60, European Union | |||||
| HS 9403.60 (Wooden tables, TV cabinets, storage cabinets, nightstands and bathroom vanities) made in China: EU base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 9403 60 10 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 9403 60 90 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5–50% · Canada 9.5–34.5% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 9403 60 10 00 (dining and living room), 9403 60 30 00 (shops), 9403 60 90 00 (other, e.g. bathroom vanities) Classification note Nightstands are bedroom furniture (9403 50 00); that line is also Free. | |||||||||
| 9404.29 Mattresses (spring and foam) listed as 9404.21 | MFN 3.7% | 3.7% | — | Details for HS 9404.29, European Union | |||||
| HS 9404.29 (Mattresses (spring and foam)) made in China: EU base duty 3.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 3.7%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 9404 29 10 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 9404 21 90 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 43.5% · Canada 9.5% · Australia 0% CN/TARIC codes 9404 29 10 00 (spring interior), 9404 29 90 00, 9404 21 90 00 (plastic foam) Classification note 9404.21 is for mattresses of cellular rubber or plastics (foam). Sprung mattresses, including pocket-spring hybrids, are 9404 29 10. All of these lines are 3.7%. | |||||||||
Flooring — European Union
3 codes · base duty 0–6.5% · AD/CVD: wood flooring
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3918.10 SPC and vinyl (PVC) flooring | MFN 6.5% | 6.5% | — | Details for HS 3918.10, European Union | |||||
| HS 3918.10 (SPC and vinyl (PVC) flooring) made in China: EU base duty 6.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 3918 10 90 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 3918 10 10 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 42.8% · Canada 6.5% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 3918 10 90 90, 3918 10 10 90 (on a support coated with PVC) The EU anti-dumping duty on multilayer wood flooring does not apply to SPC or vinyl flooring. | |||||||||
| 4409.29 Wooden stair treads | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 4409.29, European Union | |||||
| HS 4409.29 (Wooden stair treads) made in China: EU base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 4409 29 99 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 4409 22 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · Canada 0% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 4409 29 99 00, 4409 22 00 00 (tropical wood) Classification note 4409.29 is for non-tropical wood that is continuously shaped (tongued, grooved, moulded or rounded) along its edges or faces; the same product in tropical wood is 4409 22 00. Both are Free. The EU anti-dumping duty on multilayer wood flooring does not apply to solid-wood stair treads. | |||||||||
| 4418.75 Engineered (multilayer) wood flooring | MFN Free | 0% | May apply | Decision Nov 2026Deadline Feb 2027 | Details for HS 4418.75, European Union | ||||
| HS 4418.75 (Engineered (multilayer) wood flooring) made in China: EU base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays
May also apply — depends on the exporter Anti-dumping duty (wood flooring)
Company rates: Jinfa Group 21.3%; other cooperating companies listed in Annex I 28.0%; Forest Group 32.1%; Fusong Group 36.1%. All other imports from China 36.1%. No per-unit component. If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 21.3% at the lowest published company rate and 36.1% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Covers assembled multilayer wood flooring panels (4418 75 00); panels of bamboo or with a bamboo wear layer, and panels for mosaic floors, are excluded. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Coming up
Sources: TARIC: CN 4418 75 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/1342: anti-dumping duty on multilayer wood flooring from China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40.7–42.5% · Canada 3% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 4418 75 00 00 An absorption reinvestigation (R856) may raise the anti-dumping rates, up to twice the original duty; findings are due from late November 2026. | |||||||||
| 6907.21Porcelain floor and wall tiles | Also listed under Marble & tile — base duty 5% | ||||||||
Kitchen equipment & appliances — European Union
10 codes · base duty 1.7–2.7% · AD/CVD: none in force · open investigations, no duty yet: steel shelving
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7324.10 Stainless-steel kitchen sinks | MFN 2.7% | 2.7% | — | Details for HS 7324.10, European Union | |||||
| HS 7324.10 (Stainless-steel kitchen sinks) made in China: EU base duty 2.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.7%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 7324 10 00 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 53.4% · Canada 7% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 7324 10 00 90 Steel sinks are not covered by CBAM or the EU steel quotas. | |||||||||
| 8414.60 Kitchen range hoods | MFN 2.7% | 2.7% | — | Details for HS 8414.60, European Union | |||||
| HS 8414.60 (Kitchen range hoods) made in China: EU base duty 2.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.7%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 8414 60 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 8414 80 80 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · EU binding tariff information FRBTIFR-BTI-2026-06218: hood with fan, longest horizontal side over 120 cm, in 8414 80 80 90 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · Canada 6% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 8414 60 00 00 Classification note 8414 60 covers hoods whose longest horizontal side is 120 cm or less. Larger hoods, common in commercial kitchens, fall outside 8414 60; a French BTI (FRBTIFR-BTI-2026-06218) put a hood with fan whose longest side exceeds 120 cm in 8414 80 80 (2.2%). | |||||||||
| 8418.40 Upright double-door freezers listed as 8418.30 | MFN 2.2% | 2.2% | — | Details for HS 8418.40, European Union | |||||
| HS 8418.40 (Upright double-door freezers) made in China: EU base duty 2.2% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.2%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 8418 40 80 99, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 8418 50 90 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5–50% · Canada 0–8% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 8418 40 20 (up to 250 l), 8418 40 80 (250–900 l), 8418 50 90 (cabinet freezers over 900 l) Classification note 8418.30 is for chest freezers. Upright freezers of up to 900 litres are 8418 40; larger double-door cabinet freezers are refrigerating furniture, 8418 50 90. All of these lines are 2.2%. | |||||||||
| 8418.69 Commercial chillers and refrigerating units | MFN 2.2% | 2.2% | — | Details for HS 8418.69, European Union | |||||
| HS 8418.69 (Commercial chillers and refrigerating units) made in China: EU base duty 2.2% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.2%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 8418 69 00 99, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · Canada 0–7% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 8418 69 00 99, 8418 69 00 91 (pre-charged with HFCs) Classification note Refrigerated cabinets, counters and showcases for storage or display are 8418 50 (also 2.2%). | |||||||||
| 8419.81 Commercial gas griddles, salamanders and lava-rock grills | MFN 1.7% | 1.7% | — | Details for HS 8419.81, European Union | |||||
| HS 8419.81 (Commercial gas griddles, salamanders and lava-rock grills) made in China: EU base duty 1.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 1.7%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 8419 81 80 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 7321 11 90 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 20–22.5% · Canada 0% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 8419 81 80 90 Classification note Commercial (non-household) cooking equipment is 8419 81. Household-type gas cooking appliances are heading 7321 instead (7321 11 90: 2.7%). | |||||||||
| 8421.39 Kitchen oil-fume purifiers | MFN 1.7% | 1.7% | — | Details for HS 8421.39, European Union | |||||
| HS 8421.39 (Kitchen oil-fume purifiers) made in China: EU base duty 1.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 1.7%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 8421 39 25 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 8421 39 85 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · Canada 0% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 8421 39 25 90, 8421 39 85 90, 8421 39 35 90 (catalytic) | |||||||||
| 8422.11 Household dishwashers | MFN 2.7% | 2.7% | — | Details for HS 8422.11, European Union | |||||
| HS 8422.11 (Household dishwashers) made in China: EU base duty 2.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.7%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 8422 11 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 8422 19 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 22.4–34.9% · Canada 8% · Australia 0% CN/TARIC codes 8422 11 00 00 Classification note Commercial (non-household) dishwashers are 8422 19 00 (1.7%). | |||||||||
| 8481.80Faucets, mixer taps, shower heads and flush valves | Also listed under Bathroom ware & fixtures — base duty 2.2% | ||||||||
| 8509.40 Blenders, juicers, ice crushers, food slicers and bowl cutters | MFN 1.7–2.2% | 1.7–2.2% | — | Details for HS 8509.40, European Union | |||||
| HS 8509.40 (Blenders, juicers, ice crushers, food slicers and bowl cutters) made in China: EU base duty 1.7–2.2% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 1.7–2.2%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 8509 40 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 8438 50 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 8438 60 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 16.7% · Canada 0% · Australia 0% CN/TARIC codes 8509 40 00 00, 8509 80 00 00, 8438 50 00 00 (commercial, meat), 8438 60 00 00 (commercial, fruit and vegetables) Classification note Heading 8509 covers domestic-type appliances only (8509 40 00; other household appliances such as slicers 8509 80 00). Commercial slicers, bowl cutters and other food-preparation machines are heading 8438 (8438 50 00, 8438 60 00: 1.7%). | |||||||||
| 8516.60 Electric ovens, cookers, induction hobs and waffle makers | MFN 2.7% | 2.7% | — | Details for HS 8516.60, European Union | |||||
| HS 8516.60 (Electric ovens, cookers, induction hobs and waffle makers) made in China: EU base duty 2.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.7%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 8516 60 50 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 8516 60 80 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 8516 79 70 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 15.2–50% · Canada 6.5–8% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 8516 60 10 00 (cookers), 8516 60 50 00 (hobs), 8516 60 80 00 (built-in ovens), 8516 60 90 00, 8516 79 70 90 (waffle makers) Classification note Heading 8516 covers appliances of a kind used in the home; commercial electric cooking equipment is usually classified in heading 8419 (or 8514 for industrial ovens) instead, so check the line with your broker. Waffle makers are 8516 79 70. | |||||||||
| 9403.20Metal towel racks, shoe racks, workbenches and trolleys | Also listed under Furniture — base duty 0% | ||||||||
| 9403.99 Pull-out baskets and metal furniture parts listed as 9403.90 | MFN 2.7% | 2.7% | Case open | Decision Feb 2027Decision Aug 2027 | Details for HS 9403.99, European Union | ||||
| HS 9403.99 (Pull-out baskets and metal furniture parts) made in China: EU base duty 2.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.7%). An anti-dumping investigation is open (no duty yet). Every importer pays
May also apply — depends on the exporter Anti-dumping probe (steel shelving) Investigation — no duty yet Investigation opened 10 Jun 2026; imports registered 12 Sep 2026 to 11 Jun 2027. Indicative provisional stage 10 Feb 2027, definitive 7 Aug 2027. Only steel shelving uprights and beams (TARIC 9403 99 10 20); pull-out baskets and other furniture parts are not covered. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. Coming up
Sources: TARIC: CN 9403 99 10 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · Notice of initiation C/2026/3097: anti-dumping investigation AD755, steel shelving from China (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 27–53.4% · Canada 0% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 9403 99 10 90 Classification note HS 2022 split 9403.90 into 9403.91 (parts of wood) and 9403.99 (parts of other materials). A metal pull-out basket made to be fitted in a cabinet is a furniture part of metal, 9403 99 10 (2.7%). | |||||||||
Switches, sockets & electrical — European Union
8 codes · base duty 0–3.2% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8502.13 Diesel generator sets (over 375 kVA) | MFN 2.7% | 2.7% | — | Details for HS 8502.13, European Union | |||||
| HS 8502.13 (Diesel generator sets (over 375 kVA)) made in China: EU base duty 2.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.7%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 8502 13 20 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 8502 13 40 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 39.5% · Canada 0% · Australia 0% CN/TARIC codes 8502 13 20 90, 8502 13 40 90, 8502 13 80 90 | |||||||||
| 8504.40LED drivers and power adapters | Also listed under Lighting — base duty 0% | ||||||||
| 8536.20 Miniature and air circuit breakers (MCB, ACB) | MFN 2.3% | 2.3% | — | Details for HS 8536.20, European Union | |||||
| HS 8536.20 (Miniature and air circuit breakers (MCB, ACB)) made in China: EU base duty 2.3% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.3%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 8536 20 10 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 8536 20 90 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40.2% · Canada 0% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 8536 20 10 90 (up to 63 A), 8536 20 90 90 (over 63 A) | |||||||||
| 8536.30 RCCBs, RCBOs and earth-leakage protectors | MFN 0–2.3% | 0–2.3% | — | Details for HS 8536.30, European Union | |||||
| HS 8536.30 (RCCBs, RCBOs and earth-leakage protectors) made in China: EU base duty 0–2.3% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–2.3%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 8536 30 30 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 8536 20 10 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · Canada 0% · Australia 0% CN/TARIC codes 8536 30 10 00, 8536 30 30 00, 8536 30 90 00, 8536 20 10 90 (RCBO, if classified as a circuit breaker) Classification note RCCBs are protection apparatus of 8536 30 (Free). An RCBO also trips on overcurrent, so customs may classify it as an automatic circuit breaker (8536 20, 2.3%). | |||||||||
| 8536.50 Wall switches, dimmers and smart switches | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 8536.50, European Union | |||||
| HS 8536.50 (Wall switches, dimmers and smart switches) made in China: EU base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 8536 50 80 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 8536 50 19 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · Canada 0% · Australia 0% CN/TARIC codes 8536 50 80 00, 8536 50 11 00 (up to 60 V, push-button), 8536 50 15 00, 8536 50 19 00 | |||||||||
| 8536.61 Lamp holders | MFN 2.3% | 2.3% | — | Details for HS 8536.61, European Union | |||||
| HS 8536.61 (Lamp holders) made in China: EU base duty 2.3% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.3%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 8536 61 10 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 8536 61 90 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40.2% · Canada 2.5% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 8536 61 10 90 (Edison), 8536 61 90 90 | |||||||||
| 8536.69 Wall sockets, USB sockets and track sockets | MFN 2.3% | 2.3% | — | Details for HS 8536.69, European Union | |||||
| HS 8536.69 (Wall sockets, USB sockets and track sockets) made in China: EU base duty 2.3% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.3%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 8536 69 90 99, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40.2% · Canada 0% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 8536 69 90 99 | |||||||||
| 8537.10 Smart-home control panels | MFN 2.1% | 2.1% | — | Details for HS 8537.10, European Union | |||||
| HS 8537.10 (Smart-home control panels) made in China: EU base duty 2.1% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.1%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 8537 10 98 99, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 8537 10 91 99, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40.2% · Canada 0% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 8537 10 98 99, 8537 10 91 99 (with programmable memory controller) | |||||||||
| 8538.90 Switch plates, frames and accessories | MFN 1.7–3.2% | 1.7–3.2% | — | Details for HS 8538.90, European Union | |||||
| HS 8538.90 (Switch plates, frames and accessories) made in China: EU base duty 1.7–3.2% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 1.7–3.2%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 8538 90 99 99, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 8538 90 91 89, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 41% · Canada 0% · Australia 0% CN/TARIC codes 8538 90 99 99, 8538 90 91 89 (electronic assemblies) | |||||||||
Spa, sauna & wellness — European Union
3 codes · base duty 0–6.5% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9406.10 Prefabricated saunas and steam rooms listed as 9406.00 | MFN 2.7% | 2.7% | — | Details for HS 9406.10, European Union | |||||
| HS 9406.10 (Prefabricated saunas and steam rooms) made in China: EU base duty 2.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.7%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 9406 10 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 9406 90 90 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · European Parliament Legislative Observatory: CBAM extension proposal 2025/0419(COD) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40.1–52.9% · Canada 6% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 9406 10 00 00, 9406 90 90 00 (other materials), 9406 90 38 00 (of steel), 9406 20 00 00 (steel modular units) Classification note 9406.00 is not an HS 2022 subheading. Wooden saunas are 9406 10 00; steam rooms and saunas of other materials are 9406 90 (steel modular units 9406 20 00). All of these lines are 2.7%. Not covered by CBAM today. Proposed, not law: the CBAM extension would add prefabricated buildings containing steel or aluminum (ex 9406 90 90) from 2028. | |||||||||
| 9019.10 Hot tubs and outdoor spas (whirlpool) listed as 9506.91 | MFN 0–6.5% | 0–6.5% | — | Details for HS 9019.10, European Union | |||||
| HS 9019.10 (Hot tubs and outdoor spas (whirlpool)) made in China: EU base duty 0–6.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–6.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 9019 10 90 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 3922 10 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · EU binding tariff information DEBTI17681/25-1: whirlpools with massage jets, heater and pumps in 9019 10 90 (opens in a new tab) · EU binding tariff information FRBTIFR-BTI-2025-06770: 6-person spa (bain à remous) in 9019 10 90 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 12.5% · Canada 0–6.5% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 9019 10 90 00, 3922 10 00 00 (tub without massage system) Classification note 9506.91 covers gym and exercise equipment, not spas. EU customs classify complete whirlpools and spas with massage jets, pumps and heater as massage apparatus, 9019 10 90 (Free); for example BTIs DEBTI17681/25-1 and FRBTIFR-BTI-2025-06770. A plain acrylic tub or shell without a massage system is a plastic bath, 3922 10 00 (6.5%). | |||||||||
| 9019.10 Cold plunge tubs and massage chairs listed as 9506.99 | MFN 0–6.5% | 0–6.5% | — | Details for HS 9019.10, European Union | |||||
| HS 9019.10 (Cold plunge tubs and massage chairs) made in China: EU base duty 0–6.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–6.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 9019 10 90 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 3922 10 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 8418 69 00 99, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · EU binding tariff information DEBTI36399/23-1: massage chair in 9019 10 90 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 12.5–37.5% · Canada 0–6.5% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 9019 10 90 00 (massage chairs), 3922 10 00 00 (plunge tub), 8418 69 00 99 (tub with built-in chiller) Classification note 9506.99 covers sports and recreation articles, not these products. EU customs classify massage chairs as massage apparatus, 9019 10 90 (Free; for example BTI DEBTI36399/23-1). A cold plunge tub is a plastic bath (3922 10 00, 6.5%) unless customs treats a unit with a built-in chiller as refrigerating equipment (8418 69 00, 2.2%); no EU BTI on plunge tubs was found, so confirm with a BTI. | |||||||||
Countertops & engineered stone — European Union
2 codes · base duty 0–5% · AD/CVD: ceramic tiles
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6802.93 Granite countertops and worktops | MFN 0–1.7% | 0–1.7% | — | Details for HS 6802.93, European Union | |||||||||||||
| HS 6802.93 (Granite countertops and worktops) made in China: EU base duty 0–1.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–1.7%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 6802 93 10 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 6802 93 90 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 41.2% · Canada 6.5% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 6802 93 10 00, 6802 93 90 90 The EU anti-dumping duty on ceramic tiles does not apply to natural stone. | |||||||||||||||||
| 6810.99 Engineered quartz and sintered stone countertops and slabs | Engineered quartz and other resin- or cement-bound stone: 1.7% · Sintered-stone slabs classified as tiles: 5% · Sintered-stone slabs classified in heading 6914: 3–5% | 1.7–5% | May apply | Details for HS 6810.99, European Union | |||||||||||||
| HS 6810.99 (Engineered quartz and sintered stone countertops and slabs) made in China: EU base duty 1.7–5% as of Sep 29, 2026. Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays — depends on the product under this code
May also apply — depends on the exporter Anti-dumping duty (ceramic tiles)
Company rates: Qingyuan Gani / Foshan Gani 13.9%; Guangdong Xinruncheng 29.3%; other cooperating companies listed in the Annex 30.6%; Dongguan City Wonderful / Guangdong Jiamei 32.0%; Shandong Yadi 36.5%. All other Chinese companies 69.7%. No per-unit component. If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 18.9% at the lowest published company rate and 74.7% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Only for fired sintered-stone or porcelain slabs that customs classifies as tiles of heading 6907 (then 13.9%–69.7%). Fired slabs are ceramic products (CN Chapter 69), not artificial stone of 6810. EU customs have classified large porcelain slabs for wall and floor cladding in 6907 21 00; a German BTI (DEBTI17214/26-1) classified a fired slab that is trimmed and sawn to size before installation in 6914 90 00, which the duty does not cover. Engineered quartz and other resin- or cement-bound stone of 6810 are not covered. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Sources: TARIC: CN 6810 99 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 6907 21 00 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 6914 90 00 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · EU binding tariff information DEBTI17214/26-1: fired ceramic slab, trimmed and sawn to size, in 6914 90 00 (not 6810) (opens in a new tab) · Implementing Regulation (EU) 2024/493: anti-dumping duty on ceramic tiles from China (opens in a new tab) · Combined Nomenclature 2026: Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/1926 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 43.1–62.5% · Canada 5–8% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 6810 99 00 00 (engineered quartz), 6907 21 00 00 (porcelain slab classified as a tile), 6914 10 00 00 (porcelain slab), 6914 90 00 90 (other fired slab) Classification note 6810 99 00 (1.7%) covers artificial stone bound with resin or cement, such as engineered quartz, and products that are not fired. Fired sintered stone and large porcelain slabs are ceramic products of Chapter 69 (Note 1), not artificial stone. EU customs have classified porcelain slabs for wall and floor cladding as tiles in 6907 21 00 (5% plus the tile anti-dumping duty); a German BTI (DEBTI17214/26-1) put a fired slab that is not porcelain, trimmed and sawn to size before installation, in 6914 90 00 (3%); a porcelain slab in 6914 would be 6914 10 00 (5%). Get a BTI before shipping sintered-stone worktops. Classification is the importer's responsibility, and the Commission has not said whether sintered slabs fall under the tile anti-dumping duty; ask for a BTI before shipping. | |||||||||||||||||
Decorative wall panels — European Union
3 codes · base duty 6.5–7% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3921.90 Resin wall boards and decorative laminate panels listed as 3912.90 | MFN 6.5% | 6.5% | — | Details for HS 3921.90, European Union | |||||
| HS 3921.90 (Resin wall boards and decorative laminate panels) made in China: EU base duty 6.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 3921 90 41 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 3921 90 60 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 3920 79 90 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 42.3% · Canada 0% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 3921 90 41 00, 3921 90 43 00, 3921 90 60 90, 3921 90 90 00 Classification note 3912.90 covers cellulose derivatives in primary forms (powder, granules), not finished boards. A resin wall board is a plastic plate or sheet: decorative high-pressure laminate 3921 90 41, other amino-resin laminate 3921 90 43, acrylic or other addition-polymer board 3921 90 60, other 3921 90 90. An unlaminated sheet of a cellulose derivative would be 3920 79 90. All of these lines are 6.5%. | |||||||||
| 3925.90 PVC decorative wall panels | MFN 6.5% | 6.5% | — | Details for HS 3925.90, European Union | |||||
| HS 3925.90 (PVC decorative wall panels) made in China: EU base duty 6.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 3925 90 80 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 42.8% · Canada 6.5% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 3925 90 80 00 | |||||||||
| 3925.90 WPC (wood-plastic composite) decorative wall panels listed as 4410.99 | MFN 6.5–7% | 6.5–7% | — | Details for HS 3925.90, European Union | |||||
| HS 3925.90 (WPC (wood-plastic composite) decorative wall panels) made in China: EU base duty 6.5–7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6.5–7%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 3925 90 80 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 4410 11 30 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · EU binding tariff information DEBTI11019/26-1: WPC (wood-plastic composite) fence panels in 3925 90 80, plastics giving the essential character (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · Canada 0–6.5% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 3925 90 80 00, 4410 11 30 00 (particle board, melamine-faced), 4410 11 50 00 (particle board, laminate-faced), 4410 11 90 00 Classification note 4410.99 does not exist in HS 2022 (heading 4410 has 4410.11, .12, .19 and .90). EU customs treat WPC as a plastic composite of Chapter 39 in which the plastic gives the essential character: EU BTIs for wood-plastic composite products are in Chapter 39 (for example 3925 90 80 builders' ware, 3916 profiles, 3918 floor coverings); none was found in 4410. A panel made of wood particle board (melamine- or laminate-faced) is 4410 11 (7%). Composition decides; ask for a BTI if unsure. | |||||||||
Door & furniture hardware — European Union
6 codes · base duty 0–7.5% · AD/CVD: aluminum extrusions
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7308.90 Steel handrails and balustrades | MFN Free | 0% | — | Deadline Mar 2027 | Details for HS 7308.90, European Union | ||||
| HS 7308.90 (Steel handrails and balustrades) made in China: EU base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
Coming up
Sources: TARIC: CN 7308 90 98 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · European Commission: Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 75% · Canada 25% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 7308 90 98 90, 7308 90 59 90 (principally of sheet) The EU steel quota regime (50% over quota) does not cover finished steel structures such as handrails. | |||||||||
| 7610.90 Aluminum tile trims and edge profiles | MFN 6–7.5% | 6–7.5% | May apply | Decision Mar 2027Deadline Mar 2027 | Details for HS 7610.90, European Union | ||||
| HS 7610.90 (Aluminum tile trims and edge profiles) made in China: EU base duty 6–7.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6–7.5%). Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
May also apply — depends on the exporter Anti-dumping duty (aluminum extrusions)
Company rates: Guangdong Haomei New Materials and Guangdong King Metal Light Alloy Technology 21.2%; other cooperating companies listed in the Annex 22.1%; Press Metal International Ltd and Press Metal International Technology Ltd 25.0%. All other Chinese companies 32.1%. No per-unit component. If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 27.2% at the lowest published company rate and 39.6% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Only unassembled extruded profiles declared under TARIC 7610 90 90 10 or heading 7604 (7604 21 00, 7604 29 10/90); not profiles joined into subassemblies (TARIC 7610 90 90 91), finished-goods kits (7610 90 90 92) or other 7610 90 90 lines. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Coming up
Sources: TARIC: CN 7610 90 90 10, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 7604 29 90 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · Implementing Regulation (EU) 2021/546: anti-dumping duty on aluminum extrusions from China (opens in a new tab) · European Commission: Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 80.7% · Canada 6.5% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 7610 90 90 10 (unassembled profiles), 7610 90 90 95, 7604 29 90 90 (profiles) Classification note Plain extruded profiles cut to length may be declared as aluminum profiles under 7604 29 90 (7.5%) instead of 7610 90 90 (6%). Both 7604 29 90 and TARIC 7610 90 90 10 are within the scope of the aluminum extrusion anti-dumping duty. Whether a trim is an unassembled extruded profile, and so pays the anti-dumping duty, depends on the product; confirm the TARIC code with your broker. | |||||||||
| 8302.10 Hinges (door, cabinet and furniture hinges) | MFN 2.7% | 2.7% | — | Details for HS 8302.10, European Union | |||||
| HS 8302.10 (Hinges (door, cabinet and furniture hinges)) made in China: EU base duty 2.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.7%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 8302 10 00 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40.9–53.5% · Canada 0% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 8302 10 00 90 | |||||||||
| 8302.41 Door and window fittings and door stoppers | MFN 2.7% | 2.7% | — | Details for HS 8302.41, European Union | |||||
| HS 8302.41 (Door and window fittings and door stoppers) made in China: EU base duty 2.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.7%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 8302 41 10 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · TARIC: CN 8302 41 90 00, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 41–53.9% · Canada 3.5% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 8302 41 10 00 (for doors), 8302 41 50 00 (for windows), 8302 41 90 00 | |||||||||
| 8302.42 Furniture fittings (handles, drawer slides, cabinet hardware) | MFN 2.7% | 2.7% | — | Proposed · Jan 2028 | Details for HS 8302.42, European Union | ||||
| HS 8302.42 (Furniture fittings (handles, drawer slides, cabinet hardware)) made in China: EU base duty 2.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.7%). Every importer pays
Coming up
Sources: TARIC: CN 8302 42 00 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · European Parliament Legislative Observatory: CBAM extension proposal 2025/0419(COD) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 23.4–36.4% · Canada 0% · Australia 0–5% CN/TARIC codes 8302 42 00 90 Proposed, not law: the EU plans to extend CBAM to furniture fittings containing steel or aluminum from 2028; nothing is due today. | |||||||||
| 8302.60 Automatic door closers | MFN 2.7% | 2.7% | — | Details for HS 8302.60, European Union | |||||
| HS 8302.60 (Automatic door closers) made in China: EU base duty 2.7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.7%). Every importer pays
Sources: TARIC: CN 8302 60 00 90, measures for goods from China (29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 41.4–53.9% · Canada 0–6.5% · Australia 0% CN/TARIC codes 8302 60 00 90 | |||||||||
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Before you order — European Union
- Confirm the CN/TARIC code with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
- Where AD/CVD may apply, ask the exporter for its legal name, the case number and its current company rate, in writing.
- Duty is normally set by the date goods are entered for consumption, not the ship date — plan arrivals around scheduled changes.
Measures used in these tables — European Union
| Measure | Rate | Since | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| EU Common Customs Tariff: third-country (MFN) duty Reg. (EEC) 2658/87 · CN 2026: Impl. Reg. (EU) 2025/1926 · All goods from China (no preference applies) | 0–12% | EU TARIC database (reference date 29 Sep 2026; last TARIC update 28 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) Regulation (EU) 2023/956 (am. Reg. (EU) 2025/2083) · Steel and aluminium goods incl. CN 7308, 7318, 7610 | Per tonne of CO2, not a % duty | European Commission: Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (opens in a new tab) | |
| EU steel tariff quotas with a 50% out-of-quota duty (replaced the steel safeguard) Regulation (EU) 2026/1384 · Steel sheet, bars, wire, rails and tubes only | 50% once the quota is used up | Regulation (EU) 2026/1384 (Official Journal L, 24 June 2026) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Temporary EUR 3 customs duty on low-value e-commerce consignments Council Regulation (EU) 2026/382 · B2C online sales in consignments up to EUR 150 only | EUR 3 per item | European Commission: guidance and legal text on the temporary EUR 3 customs duty (8 June 2026) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping duty on ceramic wall and floor tiles from China Implementing Regulation (EU) 2024/493 (am. 2025/2147) · Ceramic flags, paving, hearth and wall tiles and ceramic mosaic of HS heading 6907 | 13.9–69.7% | Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2024/493, OJ L 13.2.2024 (EUR-Lex) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping duty on aluminum extrusions (profiles, bars, tubes) from China Implementing Regulation (EU) 2021/546 · review C/2026/1920 · Unassembled aluminum bars, rods, profiles, tubes and pipes (CN ex 7604, ex 7608, TARIC 7610 90 90 10) | 21.2–32.1% | Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2021/546, OJ L 109, 30.3.2021 (EUR-Lex) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping duty on multilayer (engineered) wood flooring from China Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/1342 · Assembled multilayer wood flooring panels, CN 4418 75 00 | 21.3–36.1% | Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/1342, OJ L 14.7.2025 (EUR-Lex) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping duty on hardwood plywood from China Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/2333 · Plywood with a hardwood or tropical-wood outer ply, CN 4412 31, 4412 33, 4412 34 | 43.3–86.8% | Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/2333, OJ L 20.11.2025 (EUR-Lex) (opens in a new tab) |
| Measure | Rate | Since | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Proposed extension of CBAM to downstream steel and aluminium goods COM(2025) 989 · procedure 2025/0419(COD) · Would add e.g. metal furniture and furniture fittings | Not in force | Proposed | European Parliament Legislative Observatory: procedure 2025/0419(COD) (opens in a new tab) |
| Anti-circumvention investigation: Chinese plywood with thin softwood or bamboo faces Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1840 (case R867) · Plywood with both outer plies of softwood or bamboo under 2.5 mm on a hardwood core, CN ex 4412 10 00, ex 4412 39 00 | No duty yet. Imports are registered from 25 Jul 2026 to 24 Apr 2027; if circumvention is found, a duty of up to 86.8% can be charged back to 25 Jul 2026. | Investigation | Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1840, OJ L 24.7.2026 (EUR-Lex) (opens in a new tab) |
| Anti-dumping investigation: bolted and boltless steel shelving from China Notice C/2026/3097 · Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/2023 · Bolted and boltless steel shelving units, steel uprights and beams, CN ex 9403 20 80, ex 9403 99 10 | No duty yet. Imports are registered from 12 Sep 2026 to 11 Jun 2027, so a definitive duty could later be charged on them retroactively. | Investigation | Notice of initiation C/2026/3097, OJ C 10.6.2026 (EUR-Lex) (opens in a new tab) |
Canada: import duty on building materials from China, by HS code
Verified · Base duty = MFN + surtaxes that apply to every importer
Heads-up for Canada
- Scheduled : Canada: aluminium importers must declare smelt and cast countries
- Hearing : CITT safeguard hearings on wood cabinets and vanities (1-2 and 5 Oct)
- Hearing : CITT safeguard hearings on engineered-wood storage furniture (7-9 Oct)
Kitchen cabinets & vanities — Canada
2 codes · base duty 25–34.5% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9403.40 Wooden kitchen cabinets (assembled or flat-pack) | MFN 9.5% + Cabinet safeguard 25% | 34.5% | — | Hearing Oct 2026Decision Jan 2027 | Details for HS 9403.40, Canada | ||||||
| HS 9403.40 (Wooden kitchen cabinets (assembled or flat-pack)) made in China: Canadian base duty 34.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 9.5% + Cabinet safeguard 25%). Every importer pays
Coming up
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 94 (opens in a new tab) · Justice Laws: Certain Wood Cabinet and Vanity Goods Surtax Order, SOR/2026-169 (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Customs Notice 26-17: wood cabinet and vanity surtax (opens in a new tab) · CITT: safeguard inquiry GC-2026-001 (certain wood goods) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 50% · European Union 2.7% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 9403.40.00.10 Classification note Kitchen cabinets are 9403.40.00.10. Other wooden kitchen furniture is 9403.40.00.90 (9.5%), which is not on the surtax schedule. The 25% surtax runs for up to 200 days from 31 July 2026 (to about 15 February 2027). From the day the CITT reports (due by 15 January 2027) it applies only to goods the report finds injurious, and it ends if no injury is found. | |||||||||||
| 9403.60Wooden tables, TV cabinets, nightstands and bathroom vanities | Also listed under Furniture — base duty 9.5–34.5% | ||||||||||
| 9403.91 Wooden cabinet doors, drawer fronts, frames and boxes | MFN Free + Cabinet safeguard 25% | 25% | — | Hearing Oct 2026Decision Jan 2027 | Details for HS 9403.91, Canada | ||||||
| HS 9403.91 (Wooden cabinet doors, drawer fronts, frames and boxes) made in China: Canadian base duty 25% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free + Cabinet safeguard 25%). Every importer pays
Coming up
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 94 (opens in a new tab) · Justice Laws: Certain Wood Cabinet and Vanity Goods Surtax Order, SOR/2026-169 (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Customs Notice 26-17: wood cabinet and vanity surtax (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 50% · European Union 2.7% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 9403.91.00.90 Classification note Wooden cabinet subassemblies are 9403.91.00.90; table and counter tops are 9403.91.00.10 (Free, not surtaxed). Not surtaxed when imported separately: non-wood hardware (hinges, slides, handles), interior organisers and solid-wood decorative accessories such as corbels. The 25% ends after 200 days (about 15 February 2027) unless a final measure follows the CITT report. | |||||||||||
Doors & windows — Canada
3 codes · base duty 0–6.5% · AD/CVD: aluminum extrusions (SIMA)
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4418.29 Wooden doors and door frames listed as 4418.20 | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 4418.29, Canada | |||||
| HS 4418.29 (Wooden doors and door frames) made in China: Canadian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 44 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 42.3% · European Union 0–3% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 4418.29.00.11, 4418.29.00.12, 4418.29.00.19, 4418.29.00.90, 4418.21.00.00 Classification note 4418.20 was replaced in HS 2022 by 4418.21 (doors of tropical wood) and 4418.29 (other): prehung .11, flush .12, other doors .19, frames and thresholds .90. All lines are Free. Wooden windows (4418.11/.19, 6-8%) are a different product. No surtax, safeguard or anti-dumping duty applies to wooden doors. | |||||||||
| 7610.10 Aluminium doors, windows, sliding doors and shower enclosures | MFN 6.5% | 6.5% | May apply | Details for HS 7610.10, Canada | |||||
| HS 7610.10 (Aluminium doors, windows, sliding doors and shower enclosures) made in China: Canadian base duty 6.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6.5%). Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD aluminum extrusions (SIMA)
Plus countervailing duty of 15.84 CNY per kg for exporters without their own subsidy amount (0.00-1.84 CNY per kg for the ten exporters that have one). Anti-dumping for exporters with normal values on file is set per model, so no percentage floor is published. Covers bare or fabricated aluminium extrusion profiles and frames imported as components, including unassembled window or door profiles declared as parts (held subject in 2021); permanently assembled finished units and complete kits holding every part of the unit have been treated as outside (a complete shower-enclosure shipment was held not subject in 2018), but no ruling covers a fully assembled glazed window or door, so the form at import decides and should be confirmed with CBSA. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 76 (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Measures in force: Aluminum extrusions (AE) (opens in a new tab) · CBSA: SIMA re-determinations on subjectivity (AE-004, AE-019, AE-020) (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Measures in force: Unitized wall modules (UWM) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 63.2% · European Union 6% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 7610.10.00.10, 7610.10.00.20, 7610.10.00.30 Classification note Doors and frames 7610.10.00.10, windows and frames .20, thresholds .30; all 6.5% MFN (the 5% printed beside them is the GPT rate, which China has not received since 2015). A framed glass shower enclosure may be classified by its essential character elsewhere, so confirm the line. No Canadian surtax applies to aluminium doors and windows (7610 is not in any surtax order). | |||||||||
| 8301.40 Door locks and smart locks | MFN 6.5% | 6.5% | — | Details for HS 8301.40, Canada | |||||
| HS 8301.40 (Door locks and smart locks) made in China: Canadian base duty 6.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 83 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 25.7% · European Union 2.7% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 8301.40.90.21, 8301.40.90.22, 8301.40.90.29, 8301.40.90.11, 8301.40.90.19, 8301.40.90.92, 8301.40.90.99 Classification note Dead bolts 8301.40.90.11/.19, locksets .21/.22/.29, other locks .92/.99; all 6.5%. Locks are not in the steel derivative surtax, and the carbon steel screw anti-dumping measure does not cover locks. | |||||||||
Lighting — Canada
7 codes · base duty 0–7% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8504.40 LED drivers and power adapters | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 8504.40, Canada | |||||
| HS 8504.40 (LED drivers and power adapters) made in China: Canadian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 85 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · European Union 0% · Australia 0% Canadian tariff items 8504.40.90.93, 8504.40.90.99, 8504.40.90.41 Classification note Power supplies 8504.40.90.93, USB chargers from an AC source .41, other converters .99; all Free. No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
| 8539.52 LED bulbs | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 8539.52, Canada | |||||
| HS 8539.52 (LED bulbs) made in China: Canadian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 85 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 14.5% · European Union 3.7% · Australia 0% Canadian tariff items 8539.52.00.00 Classification note LED lamps are 8539.52.00.00 (Free). LED modules are 8539.51: 6% (8539.51.90), or Free when for incorporation into goods of Chapter 85 or 94 (8539.51.10). No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
| 9405.19 Chandeliers and crystal ceiling lights listed as 9405.10 | MFN 7% | 7% | — | Details for HS 9405.19, Canada | |||||
| HS 9405.19 (Chandeliers and crystal ceiling lights) made in China: Canadian base duty 7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 7%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 94 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 41.4–45.1% · European Union 2.7–4.7% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 9405.19.00.11, 9405.19.00.19, 9405.11.00.11, 9405.11.00.19 Classification note 9405.10 was split in HS 2022. Chandeliers with standard lamp holders are 9405.19 (.11 household, .19 other); fittings designed solely for LED sources are 9405.11 (.11/.19). Both 7%. Complete light fittings are not in the steel derivative surtax (only lighting parts, 9405.99, are). | |||||||||
| 9405.11 LED panel, recessed, ceiling, track and wall lights | MFN 7% | 7% | — | Details for HS 9405.11, Canada | |||||
| HS 9405.11 (LED panel, recessed, ceiling, track and wall lights) made in China: Canadian base duty 7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 7%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 94 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 41.4–45.1% · European Union 2.7–4.7% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 9405.11.00.91, 9405.11.00.99 Classification note Household 9405.11.00.91, other 9405.11.00.99; both 7%. Complete light fittings are not in the steel derivative surtax (only lighting parts, 9405.99, are). | |||||||||
| 9405.21 Table and floor lamps listed as 9405.20 | MFN 7% | 7% | — | Details for HS 9405.21, Canada | |||||
| HS 9405.21 (Table and floor lamps) made in China: Canadian base duty 7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 7%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 94 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 41.2–43.5% · European Union 2.7–4.7% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 9405.21.00.00, 9405.29.00.00 Classification note 9405.20 was split in HS 2022 into 9405.21 (designed solely for LED sources) and 9405.29 (other, e.g. lamps with standard sockets); both 7%. No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
| 9405.42 Floodlights, garden and street lights, LED strip lights listed as 9405.40 | MFN 7% | 7% | — | Details for HS 9405.42, Canada | |||||
| HS 9405.42 (Floodlights, garden and street lights, LED strip lights) made in China: Canadian base duty 7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 7%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 94 (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 85 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 41.4–43.5% · European Union 2.7–4.7% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 9405.42.90.00, 9405.41.00.00, 9405.49.90.00 Classification note 9405.40 was split in HS 2022: solar LED luminaires 9405.41, other LED-only luminaires 9405.42 (9405.42.90.00), other 9405.49 (9405.49.90.00); all 7%. Flexible LED strips presented as bare LED modules may be 8539.51.90.00 (6%). No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies to complete luminaires. | |||||||||
| 9405.61 Illuminated signs listed as 9405.60 | MFN 7% | 7% | — | Details for HS 9405.61, Canada | |||||
| HS 9405.61 (Illuminated signs) made in China: Canadian base duty 7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 7%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 94 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 42.8–43.5% · European Union 2.7–4.7% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 9405.61.00.00, 9405.69.00.00 Classification note 9405.60 was split in HS 2022 into 9405.61 (designed solely for LED sources) and 9405.69 (other); both 7%. No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
Bathroom ware & fixtures — Canada
10 codes · base duty 0–18% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3922.10 Acrylic bathtubs and shower trays | MFN 6.5% | 6.5% | — | Details for HS 3922.10, Canada | |||||
| HS 3922.10 (Acrylic bathtubs and shower trays) made in China: Canadian base duty 6.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 39 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 26.3% · European Union 6.5% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 3922.10.00.30, 3922.10.00.10, 3922.10.00.90 Classification note Baths are 3922.10.00.30, shower stalls .10 and other goods such as shower trays and portable baths .90; all 6.5%. No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
| 3922.90 Plastic basin drains and sanitary fittings | MFN 6.5% | 6.5% | — | Details for HS 3922.90, Canada | |||||
| HS 3922.90 (Plastic basin drains and sanitary fittings) made in China: Canadian base duty 6.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 39 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 43.8% · European Union 6.5% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 3922.90.00.00 Classification note Plastic sanitary ware other than baths, basins, shower stalls and lavatory seats. No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
| 3924.90 Plastic bathroom accessories: tissue boxes, waste bins and soap dispensers | MFN 6.5% | 6.5% | — | Details for HS 3924.90, Canada | |||||
| HS 3924.90 (Plastic bathroom accessories: tissue boxes, waste bins and soap dispensers) made in China: Canadian base duty 6.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 39 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 23.4% · European Union 6.5% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 3924.90.00.10, 3924.90.00.99 Classification note Bathroom accessories are 3924.90.00.10; waste bins and other household articles .99; both 6.5%. No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
| 4420.90 Wooden tissue boxes and bathroom accessories | MFN 7% | 7% | — | Details for HS 4420.90, Canada | |||||
| HS 4420.90 (Wooden tissue boxes and bathroom accessories) made in China: Canadian base duty 7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 7%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 44 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40.7% · European Union 0–3% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 4420.90.00.90 Classification note Small wooden articles not of Chapter 94: 4420.90.00.90 (7%). Articles of bamboo may fall under 4421.91 instead. No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
| 6303.92 Roller blinds of synthetic fabric | MFN 18% | 18% | — | Details for HS 6303.92, Canada | |||||
| HS 6303.92 (Roller blinds of synthetic fabric) made in China: Canadian base duty 18% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 18%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 63 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 31.3% · European Union 6.9–12% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 6303.92.90.90 Classification note Interior blinds of synthetic fibres are in heading 6303 with curtains: 6303.92.90.90 (18%). Blinds with slats of wood, aluminium or plastic are classified elsewhere. 18% is Canada's normal duty on curtains and interior blinds of synthetic fibres, the highest MFN rate on this page; no surtax or trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
| 6910.10 Porcelain toilets and wash basins | MFN 7.5% | 7.5% | — | Details for HS 6910.10, Canada | |||||
| HS 6910.10 (Porcelain toilets and wash basins) made in China: Canadian base duty 7.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 7.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 69 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 18.3% · European Union 7% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 6910.10.10.30, 6910.10.10.10, 6910.10.10.20, 6910.10.90.30 Classification note Toilet bowls 6910.10.10.10, cisterns .20, combinations .30; sinks and wash basins 6910.10.90.30; all 7.5%. No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
| 7009.91 LED bathroom mirrors | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 7009.91, Canada | |||||
| HS 7009.91 (LED bathroom mirrors) made in China: Canadian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 70 (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 94 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 44–45.3% · European Union 4% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 7009.91.00.00, 7009.92.00.00 Classification note Unframed mirrors are 7009.91.00.00 and framed mirrors 7009.92.00.00, both Free. If the integrated lighting is judged to give the article its essential character, it could instead be entered as an LED luminaire (9405.42.90.00, 7%); confirm with your broker. No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies to mirrors. | |||||||||
| 7324.90 Stainless-steel floor drains and basin drains | MFN 6.5% | 6.5% | — | Details for HS 7324.90, Canada | |||||
| HS 7324.90 (Stainless-steel floor drains and basin drains) made in China: Canadian base duty 6.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 73 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 50% · European Union 3.2% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 7324.90.00.00 Classification note Other sanitary ware of iron or steel, including parts: 7324.90.00.00 (6.5%). Drains are not in any steel surtax order, and the stainless steel sink anti-dumping measure covers sinks only. | |||||||||
| 8302.50 Toilet paper holders and wall brackets | MFN 6.5% | 6.5% | — | Details for HS 8302.50, Canada | |||||
| HS 8302.50 (Toilet paper holders and wall brackets) made in China: Canadian base duty 6.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 83 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5–50% · European Union 2.7% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 8302.50.00.90, 8302.50.00.10 Classification note Brackets 8302.50.00.10, other hat-racks, hooks and similar fixtures .90; both 6.5%. Not in the steel derivative surtax; no trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
| 8481.80 Faucets, mixer taps, shower heads and flush valves | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 8481.80, Canada | |||||
| HS 8481.80 (Faucets, mixer taps, shower heads and flush valves) made in China: Canadian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 84 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 39.5–43.1% · European Union 2.2% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 8481.80.00.71, 8481.80.00.72, 8481.80.00.79 Classification note Faucets plated single control 8481.80.00.71, plated dual control .72, other faucets and flush valves .79; all Free. Canada's copper pipe fittings anti-dumping measure (7412 solder fittings) does not cover taps or valves. | |||||||||
Marble & tile — Canada
2 codes · base duty 6–8% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6802.91 Marble tiles and slabs | MFN 6% | 6% | — | Details for HS 6802.91, Canada | |||||
| HS 6802.91 (Marble tiles and slabs) made in China: Canadian base duty 6% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 68 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40–42.4% · European Union 1.7% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 6802.91.00.00 No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
| 6907.21 Ceramic and porcelain floor and wall tiles | MFN 8% | 8% | — | Details for HS 6907.21, Canada | |||||
| HS 6907.21 (Ceramic and porcelain floor and wall tiles) made in China: Canadian base duty 8% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 8%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 69 (opens in a new tab) · CBSA: SIMA measures in force (full list) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 46–47.5% · European Union 5% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 6907.21.10.00, 6907.21.21.00, 6907.21.29.00 Classification note Unglazed 6907.21.10.00; glazed tiles of 103 cm² or more .21.00, other glazed .29.00; all 8%. Tiles with water absorption over 0.5% are 6907.22/6907.23, also 8%. Canada has no anti-dumping duty or surtax on Chinese ceramic tile. | |||||||||
Furniture — Canada
7 codes · base duty 8–34.5% · AD/CVD: upholstered seating (SIMA); mattresses (SIMA)
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9401.41 Sofa beds listed as 9401.40 | MFN 9.5% | 9.5% | May apply | Decision Jan 2027Decision Jul 2027 | Details for HS 9401.41, Canada | ||||||||||||
| HS 9401.41 (Sofa beds) made in China: Canadian base duty 9.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 9.5%). Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD upholstered seating (SIMA)
Plus countervailing duty of 1,390.65 CNY per piece for exporters without their own subsidy amount (listed exporters: 2.95-854.23 CNY per piece, some nil). Anti-dumping for exporters with normal values on file is set per model. Covers sofa beds upholstered fully or partly in leather and sofa beds with motion features (recline, swivel, rocking); stationary sofa beds upholstered only in fabric, including leather-look PU or vinyl, are excluded, but whether a fold-out sleeper mechanism counts as motion is not settled, so confirm with CBSA. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Coming up
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 94 (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Measures in force: Upholstered domestic seating (UDS) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · European Union 0% · Australia 0% Canadian tariff items 9401.41.00.00, 9401.49.00.00 Classification note 9401.40 was split in HS 2022 into 9401.41 (wooden frame) and 9401.49 (other frames); both 9.5%. No surtax applies to sofa beds (9401.41/.49 are not in the steel derivative surtax). | |||||||||||||||||
| 9401.61 Upholstered wood-frame dining chairs | MFN 9.5% | 9.5% | May apply | Decision Jan 2027Decision Jul 2027 | Details for HS 9401.61, Canada | ||||||||||||
| HS 9401.61 (Upholstered wood-frame dining chairs) made in China: Canadian base duty 9.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 9.5%). Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD upholstered seating (SIMA)
Plus countervailing duty of 1,390.65 CNY per piece for exporters without their own subsidy amount (listed exporters: 2.95-854.23 CNY per piece, some nil). Anti-dumping for exporters with normal values on file is set per model. Dining chairs and benches made for dining-room use are excluded, as is stationary seating upholstered only in fabric; a leather-upholstered or motion (reclining, swivel, rocking) accent or lounge chair on these lines is covered. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Coming up
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 94 (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Measures in force: Upholstered domestic seating (UDS) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 50% · European Union 0% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 9401.61.10.10, 9401.61.10.90 Classification note Upholstered wood-frame seats for domestic purposes are 9401.61.10 (.10 chairs, .90 other seats), 9.5%. Seats not for domestic purposes, such as contract restaurant seating, are 9401.61.90.00 (Free). Wood-frame seats are not in the steel derivative surtax. | |||||||||||||||||
| 9401.71 Upholstered metal-frame leisure chairs and bar stools | Upholstered chairs with steel frames: 33% · Chairs with aluminium or other non-steel metal frames; upholstered stools and benches: 8% | 8–33% | May apply | Decision Jan 2027Decision Jul 2027 | Details for HS 9401.71, Canada | ||||||||||||
| HS 9401.71 (Upholstered metal-frame leisure chairs and bar stools) made in China: Canadian base duty 8–33% as of Sep 29, 2026. Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays — depends on the product under this code
Not charged, or only in some cases
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD upholstered seating (SIMA)
Plus countervailing duty of 1,390.65 CNY per piece for exporters without their own subsidy amount (listed exporters: 2.95-854.23 CNY per piece, some nil). Anti-dumping for exporters with normal values on file is set per model. Covers leather-upholstered and motion (reclining, swivel, rocking) metal-frame domestic seating, including stools with a seat height of 24 in or less; bar and counter stools over 24 in, dining-room chairs, stationary fabric-only seating and foldable, stackable or outdoor seating are excluded. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Coming up
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 94 (opens in a new tab) · Justice Laws: Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Order, SOR/2025-267 (opens in a new tab) · Justice Laws: Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Remission Order, SOR/2026-34 (items 29-31) (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Customs Notice 26-07: Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Remission Order (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Measures in force: Upholstered domestic seating (UDS) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · European Union 0% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 9401.71.10.10, 9401.71.10.90 Classification note Domestic upholstered metal-frame seats are 9401.71.10 (.10 chairs, .90 other seats such as stools and benches), 8%. Seats not for domestic purposes are 9401.71.90.00 (Free). The frame metal decides the surtax: only steel-frame chairs are left out of the remission order, and stainless steel is steel under the Customs Tariff (Chapter 72, Note 1(e)). The frame metal decides the surtax, so state it on the invoice. Remission for non-steel frames must be claimed with code 26-0145C, or the 25% is payable. | |||||||||||||||||
| 9403.20 Metal towel shelves, shoe racks, workbenches and trolleys | MFN 8% | 8% | — | Details for HS 9403.20, Canada | |||||||||||||
| HS 9403.20 (Metal towel shelves, shoe racks, workbenches and trolleys) made in China: Canadian base duty 8% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 8%). Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 94 (opens in a new tab) · Justice Laws: Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Order, SOR/2025-267 (Schedule) (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Measures in force: Steel racks (RACK), provisional duties (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · European Union 0% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 9403.20.00.60, 9403.20.00.99, 9403.20.00.70, 9403.20.00.94 Classification note Other metal furniture is 9403.20.00 (shelving .60, showcases, counters, lockers and racks .70, kitchen furniture .94, other .99); all 8%. Wall-mounted towel shelves may instead be steel sanitary ware (7324.90) or brackets (8302.50), both 6.5%. 9403.20 is not in the steel derivative surtax (only office metal furniture 9403.10 and furniture parts 9403.99 are). | |||||||||||||||||
| 9403.50 Wooden wardrobes and bed frames | MFN 9.5% | 9.5% | — | Hearing Oct 2026Decision Jan 2027 | Details for HS 9403.50, Canada | ||||||||||||
| HS 9403.50 (Wooden wardrobes and bed frames) made in China: Canadian base duty 9.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 9.5%). Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
Coming up
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 94 (opens in a new tab) · Order in Council P.C. 2026-340: goods in CITT safeguard inquiry GC-2026-001 (opens in a new tab) · Justice Laws: Certain Wood Cabinet and Vanity Goods Surtax Order, SOR/2026-169 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · European Union 0% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 9403.50.00.90 Classification note Wooden bedroom furniture other than cribs and bunk beds is 9403.50.00.90 (9.5%). No duty measure applies to freestanding wardrobes or bed frames today; the upholstered-seating and mattress duties do not cover bed frames. | |||||||||||||||||
| 9403.60 Wooden tables, TV cabinets, nightstands and bathroom vanities | Bath vanities and cabinets for permanent installation: 34.5% · Freestanding tables, TV cabinets and nightstands: 9.5% | 9.5–34.5% | — | Hearing Oct 2026Hearing Oct 2026 | Details for HS 9403.60, Canada | ||||||||||||
| HS 9403.60 (Wooden tables, TV cabinets, nightstands and bathroom vanities) made in China: Canadian base duty 9.5–34.5% as of Sep 29, 2026. Every importer pays — depends on the product under this code
Not charged, or only in some cases
Coming up
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 94 (opens in a new tab) · Justice Laws: Certain Wood Cabinet and Vanity Goods Surtax Order, SOR/2026-169 (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Customs Notice 26-17: wood cabinet and vanity surtax (opens in a new tab) · Order in Council P.C. 2026-340: goods in CITT safeguard inquiry GC-2026-001 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5–50% · European Union 0% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 9403.60.10.31, 9403.60.10.39, 9403.60.10.91, 9403.60.10.92, 9403.60.10.99 Classification note Domestic wooden furniture is 9403.60.10 (9.5%): vanity and medicine cabinets .31, other cabinets .39, living-room furniture .91, dining-room .92, other .99. Nightstands used in the bedroom are normally 9403.50 (also 9.5%). Wooden furniture not for domestic purposes is 9403.60.90 (Free). Vanities pay the 25% surtax whether or not they come with a sink or countertop. The surtax runs to about 15 February 2027 unless the CITT report narrows or ends it earlier. | |||||||||||||||||
| 9404.29 Spring and foam mattresses listed as 9404.21 | MFN 9.5% | 9.5% | May apply | Finding may expire Nov 2027 | Details for HS 9404.29, Canada | ||||||||||||
| HS 9404.29 (Spring and foam mattresses) made in China: Canadian base duty 9.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 9.5%). Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD mattresses (SIMA)
Plus countervailing duty of 178.61 CNY per piece for exporters without their own subsidy amount. Anti-dumping for exporters with normal values on file is set per model. Covers spring, foam and hybrid mattresses of any size and toppers 3 in or thicker; foundations, pet, camping and air mattresses are excluded, and a mattress built into a sofa bed falls under the upholstered-seating measure instead. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Coming up
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 94 (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Measures in force: Mattresses (MAT) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 43.5% · European Union 3.7% · Australia 0% Canadian tariff items 9404.29.00.00, 9404.21.00.00 Classification note 9404.21 covers mattresses of cellular rubber or plastics (all-foam). Spring-and-foam mattresses are 'of other materials', 9404.29. Both 9.5%. No surtax applies to mattresses. | |||||||||||||||||
Flooring — Canada
3 codes · base duty 0–6.5% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3918.10 SPC and vinyl (PVC) flooring planks and tiles | MFN 6.5% | 6.5% | — | Details for HS 3918.10, Canada | |||||
| HS 3918.10 (SPC and vinyl (PVC) flooring planks and tiles) made in China: Canadian base duty 6.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 39 (opens in a new tab) · CBSA: SIMA measures in force (full list) (opens in a new tab) · Order in Council P.C. 2026-340: goods in CITT safeguard inquiry GC-2026-001 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 42.8% · European Union 6.5% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 3918.10.90.10, 3918.10.90.90 Classification note Rigid-core SPC and vinyl planks or tiles of PVC are 3918.10.90 (.10 floor tiles, .90 other); both 6.5%. No surtax or anti-dumping duty applies: Canada's old laminate flooring finding is no longer in force, and the CITT wood-goods safeguard inquiry covers only flooring with a real wood wear layer, not SPC or vinyl. | |||||||||
| 4409.29 Hardwood stair treads | MFN Free | 0% | — | Hearing Nov 2026Decision Jan 2027 | Details for HS 4409.29, Canada | ||||
| HS 4409.29 (Hardwood stair treads) made in China: Canadian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
Coming up
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 44 (opens in a new tab) · Order in Council P.C. 2026-340: goods in CITT safeguard inquiry GC-2026-001 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · European Union 0% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 4409.29.90.90 Classification note Non-coniferous wood continuously shaped along an edge or face (for example bullnosed treads) is 4409.29.90.90 (Free); oak flooring on the same subheading is 4409.29.10.00 (3.5%). Treads cut to size and assembled as stair parts may instead be builders' joinery, 4418.99.00.00 (3%). No surtax, safeguard or anti-dumping duty applies to wooden stair treads today. | |||||||||
| 4418.75 Engineered (multilayer) wood flooring | MFN 3% | 3% | — | Hearing Nov 2026Decision Jan 2027 | Details for HS 4418.75, Canada | ||||
| HS 4418.75 (Engineered (multilayer) wood flooring) made in China: Canadian base duty 3% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 3%). Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
Coming up
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 44 (opens in a new tab) · CITT: safeguard inquiry GC-2026-001 (certain wood goods) (opens in a new tab) · CITT: safeguard inquiry hearings (GC-2026-001) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40.7–42.5% · European Union 0% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 4418.75.00.10, 4418.75.00.90 Classification note Multilayer assembled flooring panels: parquet panels 4418.75.00.10, other .90; both 3%. The provisional anti-dumping duty on Chinese decorative plywood excludes finished plywood flooring. | |||||||||
| 6907.21Ceramic and porcelain floor and wall tiles | Also listed under Marble & tile — base duty 8% | ||||||||
Kitchen equipment & appliances — Canada
10 codes · base duty 0–8% · AD/CVD: stainless steel sinks (SIMA)
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7324.10 Stainless-steel kitchen sinks | MFN 7% | 7% | May apply | Details for HS 7324.10, Canada | |||||
| HS 7324.10 (Stainless-steel kitchen sinks) made in China: Canadian base duty 7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 7%). Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD stainless steel sinks (SIMA)
Plus countervailing duty of 264.94 CNY per sink (no Chinese exporter has its own subsidy amount). The four exporters with normal values on file pay model-specific amounts, or 2,530.74 CNY per sink anti-dumping on models without one. Covers drawn-bowl stainless sinks with a single bowl of 1,600-5,000 cu in or multiple bowls of 2,200-6,800 cu in combined; hand-fabricated (welded, handmade) sinks and cast-resin-rim under-mount sinks are excluded. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 73 (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Measures in force: Stainless steel sinks (SSS) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 53.4% · European Union 2.7% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 7324.10.00.10, 7324.10.00.90 Classification note Kitchen sinks 7324.10.00.10, other stainless sinks and wash basins .90; both 7%. 7324 is not in any Canadian steel surtax order. Whether the SIMA duty applies depends on how each sink model is made and on the exporter. | |||||||||
| 8414.60 Kitchen range hoods | MFN 6% | 6% | — | Details for HS 8414.60, Canada | |||||
| HS 8414.60 (Kitchen range hoods) made in China: Canadian base duty 6% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 84 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · European Union 2.7% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 8414.60.00.00 Classification note Hoods with a maximum horizontal side of 120 cm or less: 8414.60.00.00 (6%). No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
| 8418.40 Double-door upright freezers listed as 8418.30 | MFN 0–8% | 0–8% | — | Details for HS 8418.40, Canada | |||||
| HS 8418.40 (Double-door upright freezers) made in China: Canadian base duty 0–8% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–8%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 84 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5–50% · European Union 2.2% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 8418.40.90.00, 8418.40.10.00 Classification note 8418.30 covers chest freezers only. A double-door upright freezer of up to 900 litres is 8418.40: household type 8418.40.10.00 (8%), other (commercial) 8418.40.90.00 (Free). Upright units over 900 litres are 8418.69.90.90 (Free), and glass-door display freezers are 8418.50 (8418.50.21.00 6%, 8418.50.29.00 Free). No surtax or anti-dumping duty applies; the thermoelectric cooler measure does not cover compressor freezers. | |||||||||
| 8418.69 Commercial chillers and refrigeration units | MFN 0–7% | 0–7% | — | Details for HS 8418.69, Canada | |||||
| HS 8418.69 (Commercial chillers and refrigeration units) made in China: Canadian base duty 0–7% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–7%). Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 84 (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Measures in force: Thermoelectric containers (TC) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · European Union 2.2% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 8418.69.90.90, 8418.69.20.00 Classification note Store-type commercial refrigerating installations are 8418.69.20.00 (7%); other refrigerating equipment 8418.69.90.90 (Free). No surtax applies to refrigerating equipment. | |||||||||
| 8419.81 Commercial gas griddles, salamanders and lava-rock grills | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 8419.81, Canada | |||||
| HS 8419.81 (Commercial gas griddles, salamanders and lava-rock grills) made in China: Canadian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 84 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 20–22.5% · European Union 1.7% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 8419.81.00.90 Classification note Non-domestic cooking equipment, electric or not, is 8419.81 (8419.81.00.90, Free); domestic electric cooking appliances are 8516.60. No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
| 8421.39 Kitchen oil-fume purifiers and smoke filters | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 8421.39, Canada | |||||
| HS 8421.39 (Kitchen oil-fume purifiers and smoke filters) made in China: Canadian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 84 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · European Union 1.7% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 8421.39.00.10, 8421.39.00.20, 8421.39.00.90 Classification note Smoke filters 8421.39.00.10, electrostatic filters .20, other .90; all Free. No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
| 8422.11 Household dishwashers | MFN 8% | 8% | — | Details for HS 8422.11, Canada | |||||
| HS 8422.11 (Household dishwashers) made in China: Canadian base duty 8% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 8%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 84 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 22.4–34.9% · European Union 2.7% · Australia 0% Canadian tariff items 8422.11.90.90, 8422.11.90.10 Classification note Household dishwashers are 8422.11.90 (8%); only counter-top or portable units no wider than 46 cm (8422.11.10.00) are Free. Commercial dishwashers are 8422.19.00.00 (Free). No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
| 8481.80Faucets, mixer taps, shower heads and flush valves | Also listed under Bathroom ware & fixtures — base duty 0% | ||||||||
| 8509.40 Blenders, juicers, ice crushers, food slicers and bowl cutters | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 8509.40, Canada | |||||
| HS 8509.40 (Blenders, juicers, ice crushers, food slicers and bowl cutters) made in China: Canadian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 85 (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 84 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 16.7% · European Union 1.7–2.2% · Australia 0% Canadian tariff items 8509.40.90.20, 8509.40.90.30, 8509.40.90.90, 8509.80.90.10 Classification note Domestic food mixers 8509.40.90.20, juicers .30, other .90; domestic slicers 8509.80.90.10; all Free. Commercial machines (not of a domestic kind) fall under 8438.50/8438.60 or 8479.82, also Free. No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
| 8516.60 Electric ovens, cookers, induction hobs and waffle makers | MFN 6.5–8% | 6.5–8% | — | Details for HS 8516.60, Canada | |||||
| HS 8516.60 (Electric ovens, cookers, induction hobs and waffle makers) made in China: Canadian base duty 6.5–8% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6.5–8%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 85 (opens in a new tab) · US CBP ruling NY N045305 (2008): electric waffle maker in 8516.79 (guide only, not binding in Canada) (opens in a new tab) · Japan Customs: official Japanese text of the WCO Explanatory Notes, heading 85.16 group (E) (waffle irons listed as item 7, separate from item 2 ovens, cookers, cooking plates, grillers and roasters) (opens in a new tab) · Justice Laws: Customs Tariff s. 11 (regard shall be had to the HS Explanatory Notes) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 15.2–50% · European Union 2.7% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 8516.60.20.10, 8516.60.20.20, 8516.60.20.90, 8516.60.90.90, 8516.60.90.10, 8516.79.90.00 Classification note Built-in ovens 8516.60.20.10, cooking stoves and ranges .20, other ovens .90; induction hobs and other cookers 8516.60.90 (counter-top appliances .10, other .90); all 8%. Bread makers, indoor smokeless barbecues and rice cookers (8516.60.10) are Free and are not part of this row. The WCO Explanatory Note to heading 85.16 lists waffle irons as a separate item from ovens, cookers, cooking plates, grillers and roasters, which points to 8516.79 (other electro-thermic appliances); Canada must have regard to the Explanatory Notes (Customs Tariff s. 11), and US CBP ruled the same way (N045305, 2008). On that reading the Canadian line is 8516.79.90.00 at 6.5%. No CBSA ruling was found; if CBSA treats a waffle maker as a counter-top cooking appliance (8516.60.90.10), the rate is 8%. No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
| 9403.20Metal towel shelves, shoe racks, workbenches and trolleys | Also listed under Furniture — base duty 8% | ||||||||
| 9403.99 Pull-out wire baskets for cabinets listed as 9403.90 | MFN Free · Steel derivative not charged | 0% | — | Details for HS 9403.99, Canada | |||||
| HS 9403.99 (Pull-out wire baskets for cabinets) made in China: Canadian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 94 (opens in a new tab) · Justice Laws: Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Order, SOR/2025-267 (opens in a new tab) · Justice Laws: Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Remission Order, SOR/2026-34 (item 37) (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Customs Notice 26-07: Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Remission Order (opens in a new tab) · Justice Laws: Certain Wood Cabinet and Vanity Goods Surtax Order, SOR/2026-169, s. 2(1)(f) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 27–53.4% · European Union 2.7% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 9403.99.00.91 Classification note 9403.90 is not an HS 2022 subheading: furniture parts of materials other than wood are 9403.99 (other metal parts 9403.99.00.91, Free). A basket treated as a household article of steel rather than a furniture part would be 7323.93.90 or 7323.99.00 (6.5%, no surtax); US CBP rulings are split between the two readings. Claim the steel derivative remission with code 26-0145C, or the 25% is payable. Interior organisers imported separately are expressly outside the 25% cabinet surtax. | |||||||||
Switches, sockets & electrical — Canada
8 codes · base duty 0–2.5% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8502.13 Diesel generator sets over 375 kVA | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 8502.13, Canada | |||||
| HS 8502.13 (Diesel generator sets over 375 kVA) made in China: Canadian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 85 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 39.5% · European Union 2.7% · Australia 0% Canadian tariff items 8502.13.00.00 No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
| 8504.40LED drivers and power adapters | Also listed under Lighting — base duty 0% | ||||||||
| 8536.20 Miniature and air circuit breakers (MCB, ACB) | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 8536.20, Canada | |||||
| HS 8536.20 (Miniature and air circuit breakers (MCB, ACB)) made in China: Canadian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 85 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40.2% · European Union 2.3% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 8536.20.00.90, 8536.20.00.10 Classification note Moulded-case breakers 8536.20.00.10, other .90; both Free. No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
| 8536.30 RCCBs, RCBOs and earth-leakage protectors | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 8536.30, Canada | |||||
| HS 8536.30 (RCCBs, RCBOs and earth-leakage protectors) made in China: Canadian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 85 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · European Union 0–2.3% · Australia 0% Canadian tariff items 8536.30.90.90 No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
| 8536.50 Wall, dimmer and smart switches | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 8536.50, Canada | |||||
| HS 8536.50 (Wall, dimmer and smart switches) made in China: Canadian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 85 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · European Union 0% · Australia 0% Canadian tariff items 8536.50.90.90, 8536.50.90.19, 8536.50.90.30 Classification note Wall and smart switches are 8536.50.90 (push-button .19, rotary .30, other .90); all Free. No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
| 8536.61 Lamp holders | MFN 2.5% | 2.5% | — | Details for HS 8536.61, Canada | |||||
| HS 8536.61 (Lamp holders) made in China: Canadian base duty 2.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 2.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 85 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40.2% · European Union 2.3% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 8536.61.00.00 No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
| 8536.69 Wall sockets, USB sockets and track sockets | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 8536.69, Canada | |||||
| HS 8536.69 (Wall sockets, USB sockets and track sockets) made in China: Canadian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 85 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40.2% · European Union 2.3% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 8536.69.00.90 No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
| 8537.10 Smart home control panels | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 8537.10, Canada | |||||
| HS 8537.10 (Smart home control panels) made in China: Canadian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 85 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40.2% · European Union 2.1% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 8537.10.99.90 No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
| 8538.90 Switch and socket panels and accessories | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 8538.90, Canada | |||||
| HS 8538.90 (Switch and socket panels and accessories) made in China: Canadian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 85 (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 39 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 41% · European Union 1.7–3.2% · Australia 0% Canadian tariff items 8538.90.39.00, 8538.90.90.30, 8538.90.90.90 Classification note Moulded parts of switches and sockets are 8538.90.39.00; other parts 8538.90.90.30/.90; all Free. Canada's tariff also has a builders'-ware line for plastic electrical protective plates (3925.90.00.11, 6.5%), which may apply to plastic cover plates fixed to walls; confirm with your broker. No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
Spa, sauna & wellness — Canada
3 codes · base duty 0–6.5% · AD/CVD: upholstered seating (SIMA)
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9406.10 Sauna houses and steam rooms listed as 9406.00 | Wooden sauna houses: 6% · Steam rooms of aluminium, glass or other non-steel material: 6% | 6% | — | Details for HS 9406.10, Canada | |||||||||||
| HS 9406.10 (Sauna houses and steam rooms) made in China: Canadian base duty 6% as of Sep 29, 2026. Every importer pays — depends on the product under this code
Not charged, or only in some cases
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 94 (opens in a new tab) · Justice Laws: Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Order, SOR/2025-267 (opens in a new tab) · Justice Laws: Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Remission Order, SOR/2026-34 (items 42-43) (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Customs Notice 26-07: Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Remission Order (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40.1–52.9% · European Union 2.7% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 9406.10.90.00, 9406.90.90.10, 9406.90.90.90 Classification note 9406.00 was split: prefabricated buildings of wood 9406.10 (sauna houses 9406.10.90.00), modular building units of steel 9406.20, other 9406.90 (steam rooms of aluminium 9406.90.90.10, of other non-steel material .90); all 6%. A steam shower cabin presented as sanitary ware rather than a building may be classified elsewhere. Wooden sauna houses carry no surtax. For non-steel steam rooms the 25% is relieved only if the importer claims remission with code 26-0145C. | |||||||||||||||
| 9019.10 Hot tubs and outdoor whirlpool spas listed as 9506.91 | MFN 0–6.5% | 0–6.5% | — | Details for HS 9019.10, Canada | |||||||||||
| HS 9019.10 (Hot tubs and outdoor whirlpool spas) made in China: Canadian base duty 0–6.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–6.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 90 (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 39 (opens in a new tab) · US CBP ruling HQ H336180 (2025): hot tubs are massage apparatus of heading 9019 (guide only, not binding in Canada) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 12.5% · European Union 0–6.5% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 9019.10.00.10, 3922.10.00.90, 3922.10.00.30 Classification note 9506.91 covers exercise equipment, not spas. A complete hot tub with a hydromassage system is massage apparatus, 9019.10.00.10 (Free); US CBP rulings consistently classify hot tubs there (NY N313701; HQ H336180). A jetless acrylic tub is a plastic bath, 3922.10 (6.5%). No CBSA ruling was found. No surtax or anti-dumping duty applies. | |||||||||||||||
| 9019.10 Massage chairs and cold plunge tubs listed as 9506.99 | MFN 0–6.5% | 0–6.5% | May apply | Details for HS 9019.10, Canada | |||||||||||
| HS 9019.10 (Massage chairs and cold plunge tubs) made in China: Canadian base duty 0–6.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–6.5%). Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD upholstered seating (SIMA)
Plus countervailing duty of 1,390.65 CNY per piece for exporters without their own subsidy amount (listed exporters: 2.95-854.23 CNY per piece, some nil). Anti-dumping for exporters with normal values on file is set per model. The CITT excludes specialized full-body reclining massage chairs (padded seat, headrest, back and footrest, computer-controlled full-body massage for one person); upholstered domestic recliners or sofas that merely have a massage function are covered. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 90 (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 39 (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Measures in force: Upholstered domestic seating (UDS), CITT exclusions (opens in a new tab) · US CBP ruling NY N346497: plunge tub with heater-chiller in 3922.10 (guide only, not binding in Canada) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 12.5–37.5% · European Union 0–6.5% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 9019.10.00.10, 3922.10.00.90, 8418.69.90.90 Classification note 9506.99 fits neither product. An electric full-body massage chair is massage apparatus, 9019.10.00.10 (Free), although CBSA could treat a chair whose seating function predominates as a seat of heading 9401. A cold plunge tub is a plastic bath, 3922.10 (6.5%; US CBP NY N346497 rejected 9019.10 for a plunge tub with a heater-chiller); a separately imported chiller unit is 8418.69.90.90 (Free). Cold plunge tubs pay 6.5% with no surtax or anti-dumping duty. | |||||||||||||||
Countertops & engineered stone — Canada
2 codes · base duty 5–8% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6802.93 Granite countertops and slabs | MFN 6.5% | 6.5% | — | Details for HS 6802.93, Canada | |||||
| HS 6802.93 (Granite countertops and slabs) made in China: Canadian base duty 6.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 68 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 41.2% · European Union 0–1.7% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 6802.93.00.90 No surtax or trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
| 6810.99 Engineered quartz and sintered stone slabs and countertops | MFN 5–8% | 5–8% | — | Details for HS 6810.99, Canada | |||||
| HS 6810.99 (Engineered quartz and sintered stone slabs and countertops) made in China: Canadian base duty 5–8% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 5–8%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 68 (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 69 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 43.1–62.5% · European Union 1.7–5% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 6810.99.00.00, 6914.90.00.00, 6914.10.90.00 Classification note 6810.99 fits resin-bound engineered (quartz) stone. Sintered stone and large porcelain slabs are fired ceramics and are likely Chapter 69 instead: US CBP rulings place such slabs in heading 6914 and EU binding rulings in 6907 or 6914. In Canada that would be 6914.10.90/6914.90.00 (7%) or 6907.21-.23 tiles (8%). No CBSA ruling was found, so confirm the line before import. No surtax or SIMA measure applies to these stone or ceramic lines in Canada. | |||||||||
Decorative wall panels — Canada
3 codes · base duty 0–6.5% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3921.90 Decorative resin boards and panels listed as 3912.90 | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 3921.90, Canada | |||||
| HS 3921.90 (Decorative resin boards and panels) made in China: Canadian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 39 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 42.3% · European Union 6.5% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 3921.90.00.30, 3921.90.00.90, 3920.79.00.00 Classification note 3912.90 covers cellulose and its derivatives in primary forms (powder, granules), not finished boards. A resin board is a plastic plate or sheet: 3921.90 if laminated or reinforced (for example a paper-based high-pressure decorative laminate, 3921.90.00.30), or 3920.79 if it is a plain sheet of a cellulose derivative. Every one of these Canadian lines is Free. Only if CBSA treats a shaped panel as plastic builders' ware for walls does 3925.90.00.90 apply, at 6.5%. No Canadian surtax, safeguard or anti-dumping duty applies to plastic sheets and boards on these lines. | |||||||||
| 3925.90 PVC decorative wall panels | MFN 6.5% | 6.5% | — | Details for HS 3925.90, Canada | |||||
| HS 3925.90 (PVC decorative wall panels) made in China: Canadian base duty 6.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 39 (opens in a new tab) · Justice Laws: Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Order, SOR/2025-267 (Schedule) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 42.8% · European Union 6.5% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 3925.90.00.90 Classification note Rigid PVC wall panels for permanent installation are builders' ware, 3925.90.00.90. PVC wall or ceiling coverings in rolls or tiles are 3918.10 (also 6.5%). 3925.90 is not in the steel derivative surtax (only plastic doors and windows, 3925.20, are); no trade-remedy duty applies. | |||||||||
| 4410.11 WPC and particle-board decorative wall panels listed as 4410.99 | MFN 0–6.5% | 0–6.5% | — | Details for HS 4410.11, Canada | |||||
| HS 4410.11 (WPC and particle-board decorative wall panels) made in China: Canadian base duty 0–6.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–6.5%). Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 44 (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 39 (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Measures in force: Decorative and other non-structural plywood (DONP2), provisional duties (opens in a new tab) · CBSA DONP2 2026 IN, statement of reasons for initiation, paras 14-20 (particle-board and MDF cores covered; bare cores not) (opens in a new tab) · Japan Customs: official Japanese text of the WCO Explanatory Notes, heading 44.10 (exclusion (b): veneered particle board goes to 44.12) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · European Union 6.5–7% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 4410.11.00.00, 3925.90.00.90 Classification note 4410.99 does not exist in HS 2022. A wood-based decorative particle-board panel is 4410.11.00.00 (Free), including when it is faced with melamine, paper, plastic or paint. A true WPC panel in which the plastic predominates is plastic builders' ware, 3925.90.00.90 (6.5%). The composition decides the line. A particle-board or MDF panel faced with real wood veneer is not 4410: the Explanatory Note to heading 44.10 sends veneered particle board to 4412 (veneered panels, Free in Canada). Particle-board panels without a wood veneer and WPC panels carry no Canadian surtax or trade-remedy duty. A panel with a real wood veneer over a particle-board or MDF core falls under Canada's provisional duty on Chinese decorative plywood, so state the face material on the invoice. | |||||||||
Door & furniture hardware — Canada
6 codes · base duty 0–25% · AD/CVD: aluminum extrusions (SIMA)
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base dutyall importers | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7308.90 Steel handrails and balustrades | MFN Free + Steel derivative 25% | 25% | — | Details for HS 7308.90, Canada | |||||||
| HS 7308.90 (Steel handrails and balustrades) made in China: Canadian base duty 25% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free + Steel derivative 25%). Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 73 (opens in a new tab) · Justice Laws: Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Order, SOR/2025-267 (opens in a new tab) · Justice Laws: Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Remission Order, SOR/2026-34 (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Customs Notice 25-33: Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Order (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Customs Notice 26-07: Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Remission Order (codes 26-0145A to D) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 75% · European Union 0% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 7308.90.00.96, 7308.90.00.99 Classification note Architectural or ornamental steel work such as handrails and balustrades is 7308.90.00.96 (.99 other). 7308 is not in the China Surtax Order (2024), whose list stops at steel mill products. The 25% surtax applies to steel handrails from every country, not only China, and stainless steel counts as steel. | |||||||||||
| 7610.90 Aluminium edge trims and profiles | MFN 6.5% | 6.5% | May apply | Details for HS 7610.90, Canada | |||||||
| HS 7610.90 (Aluminium edge trims and profiles) made in China: Canadian base duty 6.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 6.5%). Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD aluminum extrusions (SIMA)
Plus countervailing duty of 15.84 CNY per kg for exporters without their own subsidy amount (0.00-1.84 CNY per kg for the ten exporters that have one). Anti-dumping for exporters with normal values on file is set per model, so no percentage floor is published. Covers extruded aluminium trim profiles (wall over 0.5 mm, up to 22 kg per metre, cross-section fitting a 254 mm circle), mill, anodized or painted, whether or not cut or drilled; the same measure applies if the trim is entered as a profile under 7604.21 or 7604.29. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 76 (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Measures in force: Aluminum extrusions (AE) (opens in a new tab) · Justice Laws: China Surtax Order (2024), SOR/2024-187 (Schedule 2) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 80.7% · European Union 6–7.5% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 7610.90.90.30, 7610.90.90.90 Classification note Trim prepared for use in structures is 7610.90.90 (.30 architectural and ornamental work, .90 other; 6.5%). Plain extruded trim not prepared for structural use may instead be classified as an aluminium profile (7604.21/7604.29, Free), which brings the 25% China surtax; no CBSA ruling settles this. For trim, the aluminium extrusions anti-dumping and countervailing duty is usually the largest cost; get the exporter's CBSA normal values in writing before ordering. | |||||||||||
| 8302.10 Door and cabinet hinges | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 8302.10, Canada | |||||||
| HS 8302.10 (Door and cabinet hinges) made in China: Canadian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 83 (opens in a new tab) · Justice Laws: Certain Wood Cabinet and Vanity Goods Surtax Order, SOR/2026-169, s. 2(1)(f) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40.9–53.5% · European Union 2.7% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 8302.10.00.30, 8302.10.00.10, 8302.10.00.90 Classification note Hinges for doors 8302.10.00.30, for furniture .10, other .90; all Free. Hinges are not in the steel derivative surtax, and metal hinges imported separately are outside the 25% cabinet and vanity surtax. | |||||||||||
| 8302.41 Door stoppers and building hardware | MFN 3.5% · Steel derivative not charged | 3.5% | — | Details for HS 8302.41, Canada | |||||||
| HS 8302.41 (Door stoppers and building hardware) made in China: Canadian base duty 3.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 3.5%). Every importer pays
Not charged, or only in some cases
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 83 (opens in a new tab) · Justice Laws: Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Order, SOR/2025-267 (opens in a new tab) · Justice Laws: Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Remission Order, SOR/2026-34 (opens in a new tab) · CBSA Customs Notice 26-07: Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Remission Order (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 41–53.9% · European Union 2.7% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 8302.41.90.39, 8302.41.90.90, 8302.41.90.20 Classification note Door hardware other than garage-door hardware 8302.41.90.39, window hardware .20, other building mountings .90; all 3.5%. The 25% steel derivative surtax is relieved only when the importer claims remission (code 26-0145C on the accounting document, or by adjustment within two years). | |||||||||||
| 8302.42 Furniture fittings, handles and knobs | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 8302.42, Canada | |||||||
| HS 8302.42 (Furniture fittings, handles and knobs) made in China: Canadian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 83 (opens in a new tab) · Justice Laws: Certain Wood Cabinet and Vanity Goods Surtax Order, SOR/2026-169, s. 2(1)(f) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 23.4–36.4% · European Union 2.7% · Australia 0–5% Canadian tariff items 8302.42.00.10, 8302.42.00.90 Classification note Catches, knobs and pulls 8302.42.00.10, other furniture fittings .90; both Free. 8302.42 is not in the steel derivative surtax, and non-wood cabinet hardware imported separately from a cabinet is outside the 25% cabinet and vanity surtax. | |||||||||||
| 8302.60 Door closers | MFN 0–6.5% | 0–6.5% | — | Details for HS 8302.60, Canada | |||||||
| HS 8302.60 (Door closers) made in China: Canadian base duty 0–6.5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–6.5%). Every importer pays
Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff T2026-2 (effective 1 Sep 2026), Chapter 83 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 41.4–53.9% · European Union 2.7% · Australia 0% Canadian tariff items 8302.60.10.00, 8302.60.90.00 Classification note Tariff item 8302.60.10 reads 'Hydraulic; Other, for use in the manufacture of railway or tramway passenger coaches', so hydraulic closers are Free whatever their use; other closers are 8302.60.90 (6.5%). Door closers are not in the steel derivative surtax; MFN is the whole Canadian duty. | |||||||||||
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- Confirm the Canadian tariff item with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
- Where AD/CVD may apply, ask the exporter for its legal name, the case number and its current company rate, in writing.
- Duty is normally set by the date goods are entered for consumption, not the ship date — plan arrivals around scheduled changes.
Measures used in these tables — Canada
| Measure | Rate | Since | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Canada Most-Favoured-Nation (MFN) customs duty Customs Tariff, MFN column (T2026-2 Departmental Consolidation, effective 2026-09-01, CBSA CN 26-22; rates unchanged since T2026, CN 25-31) · Every Chinese-origin good; the rate is set by the 8-digit tariff item. | 0–18% | CBSA - Customs Tariff 2026 (T2026-2 Departmental Consolidation, effective September 1, 2026) (opens in a new tab) | |
| China Surtax Order (2024): 25% surtax on Chinese steel and aluminium mill products SOR/2024-187, s. 3.1 and Schedule 2 · Chinese-origin goods classified under the 182 tariff items in Schedule 2: steel 7206.10-7229.90, 7301.10, 7302.10/.40/.90 and 7304-7306; aluminium 7601.10/.20 and 7604-7609 (plus Chapter 99 goods otherwise classifiable there). No FelixDeco finished product is on the list. | 25% | Justice Laws - China Surtax Order (2024), SOR/2024-187 (consolidated, current to 2026-09-21, last amended 2026-03-01) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Steel Derivative Goods Surtax: 25% on listed steel derivative products from all countries SOR/2025-267 · remission SOR/2026-34 (CBSA code 26-0145C) · Goods of every origin, including China, classified under the Order's Schedule. Lines relevant to building products: 3925.20 plastic doors and windows; 7308.10/.20/.30/.90 steel structures, doors, windows, handrails and balustrades; 7317 nails; 7318 screws, bolts and nuts; 7326 other steel articles; 8302.41.90 building hardware; 9401.71 and 9401.79 metal-frame seats; 9403.10 metal office furniture; 9403.99 furniture parts; 9405.99 lighting parts; 9406.20 steel modular building units; 9406.90 other prefabricated buildings. | 25% | Justice Laws - Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Order, SOR/2025-267 (consolidated, current to 2026-09-21, last amended 2026-09-08) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Steel Goods and Aluminum Goods Surtax: 25% on listed mill products made from Chinese-melted steel or Chinese-smelted or cast aluminium SOR/2025-154, ss. 3-5 and Schedule · Listed steel mill products (Part 1: 7206.10-7306.90) and aluminium mill products (Part 2: 7601.10-7609.00) of any origin except the United States that contain steel melted and poured in China or aluminium smelted or cast in China. The list is the same as Schedule 2 of the China Surtax Order (2024); no FelixDeco finished product is on it. | 25% | Justice Laws - Steel Goods and Aluminum Goods Surtax Order, SOR/2025-154 (consolidated, current to 2026-09-21) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Provisional safeguard surtax on wood cabinets, vanities and their wood parts (applies to China; exempt: US, Mexico, Chile, Israel/CIFTA, listed developing countries) SOR/2026-169 · safeguard code 26169A · Wood kitchen cabinets and bathroom vanities made for permanent installation, and their wood subassemblies (frames, boxes, doors, drawers and drawer parts, back and end panels, attached desks/shelves/tables), on tariff items 9403.40.00.10, 9403.60.10.31, 9403.60.10.39 and 9403.91.00.90. Solid or engineered wood (plywood, particle board, MDF, bamboo), assembled, flat-pack or ready-to-assemble, with or without sinks, countertops or non-wood trim. | 25% | Canada Gazette Part II, SOR/2026-169 (Certain Wood Cabinet and Vanity Goods Surtax Order) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on aluminum extrusions from China CBSA measure AE · CITT NQ-2008-003 · Extruded aluminum profiles (alloy series 1, 2, 3, 5, 6 or 7; mill, anodized, painted or coated; whether or not worked; wall over 0.5 mm; up to 22 kg per metre; cross-section fits a 254 mm circle), usually under 7604.10, 7604.21, 7604.29, 7608.10, 7608.20, 7610.10.00.10/.20/.30, 7610.90.10.00 and 7610.90.90.10/.20/.30/.90. | 101% | CBSA Measures in force: Aluminum extrusions (AE) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on unitized wall modules (curtain wall and window wall) from China CBSA measure UWM · CITT NQ-2013-002 · Prefabricated, interlocking unitized wall modules (aluminum-framed curtain wall or window wall for multi-storey building facades), with or without infill, usually under 7008.00.00.00, 7308.30.00.21, 7610.10.00.10, 7610.10.00.20, 7610.90.90.30 and 7610.90.90.90. Excludes stick systems and point-fixing / full-glass systems. | 120% | CBSA Measures in force: Unitized wall modules (UWM) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on upholstered domestic seating from China CBSA measure UDS · CITT NQ-2021-002 · Upholstered seating for domestic use, motion or stationary, covered in leather (full or partial), fabric or both: sofas, chairs, loveseats, sofa beds, day beds, futons, ottomans, stools and home-theatre seating, usually under 9401.41.00.00, 9401.49.00.00, 9401.61.10.10, 9401.61.10.90, 9401.71.10.10 and 9401.71.10.90. | 188% | CBSA Measures in force: Upholstered domestic seating (UDS) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on mattresses from China CBSA measure MAT · CITT NQ-2022-001 · Mattresses of any size and core type, mattress toppers of 3 inches or more and mattresses for incorporation into furniture, alone or in a set with a foundation, usually under 9404.21.00.00, 9404.29.00.00, 9404.90.10.50 and 9404.90.90.40. | 146.6% | CBSA Measures in force: Mattresses (MAT) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on drawn stainless steel sinks from China CBSA measure SSS · CITT NQ-2011-002 · Stainless steel sinks with a single drawn bowl of 1,600-5,000 cubic inches or multiple drawn bowls of 2,200-6,800 cubic inches combined, usually under 7324.10.00.10 and 7324.10.00.90. | 103.1% | CBSA Measures in force: Stainless steel sinks (SSS) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on copper pipe fittings from China CBSA measure CPF · CITT NQ-2006-002 · Solder-joint pressure fittings and solder-joint drainage, waste and vent fittings of cast or wrought copper or copper alloy, for heating, plumbing, air-conditioning and refrigeration, usually under 7412.10.00.11/.19/.90 and 7412.20.00.11/.12/.19/.90. | 242% | CBSA Measures in force: Copper pipe fittings (CPF) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on certain carbon steel screws from China CBSA measure FAS · CITT NQ-2004-005 · Certain carbon steel screws (wood, square and hex lag, sheet-metal/tapping, thread-forming, thread-cutting, thread-rolling, self-drilling, machine and flange screws within listed sizes), including carbon steel fasteners sold as lag, flange, bin, grain bin or stove bolts, which CBSA treats as subject screws; usually under 7318.11.00.00, 7318.12.00.00, 7318.14.00.00 and 7318.15.00.10/.42/.45/.49. | 170% | CBSA Measures in force: Fasteners (FAS) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on steel bar grating from China CBSA measure SG · CITT NQ-2010-002 · Carbon and alloy steel bar grating (load-bearing bars and cross bars) in panel form, standard or heavy-duty, galvanized, painted, coated, clad or plated, usually under 7308.90.00.10 through .60 and 7308.90.00.95, .96 and .99. | 85% | CBSA Measures in force: Steel grating (SG) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on thermoelectric coolers and warmers from China CBSA measure TC · CITT NQ-2008-002 · Thermoelectric containers that cool and/or warm using a passive heat sink and a thermoelectric (Peltier) module, with no compressor, including thermoelectric wine coolers, home, travel and commercial coolers and warmers, usually under 8418.50.10.00, 8418.50.29.00, 8418.61.00.00, 8418.69.90.90 and 8418.99.90.90 (also possible: 8418.29.00.00, 8418.69.90.80). | 37% | CBSA Measures in force: Thermoelectric containers (TC) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Provisional anti-dumping and countervailing duties on unarmoured building cables from China CBSA UBC 2026 IN · CITT NQ-2026-003 · Unarmoured building cables (two or three insulated copper or aluminum conductors plus a bonding wire, thermoplastic or thermoset jacket, 80-300 V, AWG 14 to AWG 2, certified to Canadian standards, for distributing power to lighting, appliances and sockets) and conductors for use in them, usually under 8544.49.00.19 and 8544.49.00.90 (conductors: 7408.11.10.00, 7408.19.00.10, 7605.29.00.00, 7614.90.00.00). | 40.7–225.9% | CBSA Measures in force: Unarmoured building cables (UBC), provisional duties (opens in a new tab) | |
| Provisional anti-dumping and countervailing duties on decorative and other non-structural plywood from China CBSA DONP2 2026 IN · CITT NQ-2026-004 · Flat decorative and other non-structural plywood and veneered panels with a wood face and/or back veneer (including ANSI/HPVA HP-1 products), and veneer core platforms, usually under 4412.10, 4412.31, 4412.33, 4412.34, 4412.39, 4412.91, 4412.92 and 4412.99. | 0–227.5% | CBSA Measures in force: Decorative and other non-structural plywood 2 (DONP2), provisional duties (opens in a new tab) | |
| Provisional anti-dumping and countervailing duties on steel storage-rack components from China CBSA RACK 2026 IN · CITT NQ-2026-005 · Components of steel storage-system (pallet) racks: posts or columns, bracing, beams, cantilever arms, beam connectors, base plates, pallet safety bars, cross-aisle ties, row spacers and wall ties, of steel at least 1.0668 mm thick, posts wider than 50.8 mm, beams at least 50.8 mm high, with hardware shipped with them; usually under 7308.90.00.61-.64, .68-.70 and .99, 7326.90.90.90 and 9403.20.00.70. | 7–13.1% | CBSA Measures in force: Steel racks (RACK), provisional duties (opens in a new tab) |
| Measure | Rate | Since | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| CITT global safeguard inquiry GC-2026-001: hardwood flooring and engineered-wood storage furniture (no duty yet) CITT GC-2026-001 · P.C. 2026-340 · Class 2, solid and engineered hardwood flooring with a real wood wear layer (including hybrid flooring on a stone-polymer core), normally 4409.29.10.00, 4409.29.90.41, 4409.29.90.49, 4418.74.00.00, 4418.75.00.10, 4418.75.00.90, 4418.79.00.00; excludes softwood flooring and vinyl/laminate/SPC products without a real wood layer. Class 3, engineered-wood storage furniture for domestic use not intended for permanent installation (wardrobes, dressers, nightstands, beds, TV stands, bookcases, shelving units, desks, tables with storage), normally 9403.50.00.90, 9403.60.10.10, 9403.60.10.60, 9403.60.10.91; excludes storage furniture wholly of solid wood. | No duty yet. The CITT report is due 15 January 2027; the form (surtax or quota) and rate of any remedy are not known. | Investigation | Order in Council P.C. 2026-340, schedule of goods (CITT safeguard inquiry GC-2026-001) (opens in a new tab) |
| Measure | Rate | Ended | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on laminate flooring from China (no longer in force) CITT NQ-2004-006 (not in force) | Not collected. Laminate flooring is not on CBSA's list of measures in force. | CBSA Measures in force (full list) (opens in a new tab) |
Australia: import duty on building materials from China, by HS code
Verified · Base duty = 0% under ChAFTA with origin documentation (the general rate otherwise)
The 0% ChAFTA rate applies only to goods that qualify as originating in China and are supported by origin documentation; otherwise the general rate applies. Anti-dumping duty is payable on top either way.
Heads-up for Australia
- Deadline : Case 691: draft findings (SEF) due on aluminium windows and doors
- Decision due : Steel tube under 7308.90: Minister's decision on Review Panel report expected
- Decision due : Case 691: final report and recommendation to the Minister due
Kitchen cabinets & vanities — Australia
2 codes · base duty 0–5% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base duty0% with ChAFTA; upper figure = general rate | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9403.40 Wooden kitchen cabinets (assembled or flat-pack) | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 9403.40, Australia | |||||
| HS 9403.40 (Wooden kitchen cabinets (assembled or flat-pack)) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 94 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 50% · European Union 2.7% · Canada 34.5% Australian tariff classifications 9403.40.00 Classification note Wooden kitchen furniture is 9403.40 whether assembled or flat-pack; unassembled cabinets are classified as the finished article. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. No Australian anti-dumping measure applies to wooden kitchen cabinets. | |||||||||
| 9403.60Wooden tables, cabinets, TV units, nightstands & bathroom vanities | Also listed under Furniture — base duty 0–5% | ||||||||
| 9403.91 Wooden cabinet doors, drawer fronts & carcass parts | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 9403.91, Australia | |||||
| HS 9403.91 (Wooden cabinet doors, drawer fronts & carcass parts) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 94 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 50% · European Union 2.7% · Canada 25% Australian tariff classifications 9403.91.00 Classification note Parts of wooden furniture, such as cabinet doors, drawer fronts, frames and boxes, are 9403.91. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
Doors & windows — Australia
3 codes · base duty 0–5% · AD/CVD: aluminium extrusions · open investigations, no duty yet: Case 691 windows/doors (investigation)
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base duty0% with ChAFTA; upper figure = general rate | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4418.29 Wooden doors listed as 4418.20 | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 4418.29, Australia | |||||
| HS 4418.29 (Wooden doors) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 44 (page updated 28 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) · Customs Tariff Regulations 2004, Schedule 1 Part 4 (China is listed as a DCS developing country) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 42.3% · European Union 0–3% · Canada 0% Australian tariff classifications 4418.29.00, 4418.21.00 Classification note 4418.20 was split in HS 2022: doors and their frames of tropical wood are 4418.21 (Free general); doors of other wood, including most composite and engineered doors, are 4418.29. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies (4% DCS rate if the developing-country origin rules are met); you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. No Australian anti-dumping measure or investigation covers wooden doors; Case 691 concerns aluminium windows and doors only. | |||||||||
| 7610.10 Aluminum doors, windows & frames; framed shower enclosures; sliding doors | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | May apply | Deadline Oct 2026Decision Dec 2026 | Details for HS 7610.10, Australia | ||||
| HS 7610.10 (Aluminum doors, windows & frames; framed shower enclosures; sliding doors) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD - aluminium extrusions
Published 'effective rate of duty' per exporter (Dumping Commodity Register, goods entered on or after 29 Oct 2025): 0% = two producers exempt (Guangdong Jiangsheng Aluminium, formerly Tai Ao, and Guangdong Zhongya Aluminium, supplied directly or through their listed traders). Named exporters: Xiamen Hopergy Photovoltaic 0.2%, Guangdong Guangyuan Aluminium 0.20%, Guangdong Jinxiecheng 0.8%, Goomax Metal (Fujian) 0.9%, Foshan Nanhai Niu Yuan 1.30%, Guangdong Xingfa 4.5%, Press Metal International 18.1%; Foshan Rongsong has a floor-price dumping duty only, no published percentage. Listed residual exporters 1.7%. All other Chinese exporters 29.4% (combination dumping duty plus countervailing duty). These published rates are not a ceiling: where the dumping duty is set as a confidential floor price or ascertained export price, extra dumping duty is payable to the extent the actual export price is below it. The register publishes rates, not a split between dumping and countervailing duty for floor-price exporters. If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 0% at the lowest published company rate and 34.4% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Only loose aluminium profiles and extrusion parts (including profiles cut, drilled, punched or painted for a door or window). Not fully assembled windows or doors, unglazed window or door frames, or complete kits such as shower-frame or window-frame kits. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Case 691 windows/doors (investigation) Investigation — no duty yet Open investigation. No preliminary affirmative determination, no securities and no duty as of 29 Sep 2026. Statement of Essential Facts due by 14 Oct 2026; final report to the Minister due by 16 Dec 2026; Minister's decision expected within 30 days of receiving it. Open investigation, no duty yet: fully or partly assembled aluminium windows (up to 3.0 x 4.0 m) and doors (up to 3.0 x 7.0 m), including frames, panels and sashes; curtain wall excluded. Framed shower screens and shower doors, sliding wardrobe (robe) doors and internal partition doors are not named in the goods description and are not excluded. The applicants describe the goods as external building windows and doors, but the Commission has not ruled, so treat these products as possibly covered until the Statement of Essential Facts (due by 14 Oct 2026) or the final report says otherwise. The tariff code is for reference only; the goods description decides. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Coming up
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 76 (page updated 28 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) · ATRC Dumping Commodity Register: Aluminium extrusions (September 2026 version) (opens in a new tab) · ATRC Case 691 (aluminium windows and doors from China): case page and public record (opens in a new tab) · ADN 2026/132: Case 691 SEF due by 14 Oct 2026, final report by 16 Dec 2026 (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 63.2% · European Union 6% · Canada 6.5% Australian tariff classifications 7610.10.00 Classification note Aluminium doors, windows and their frames are 7610.10, and framed aluminium shower doors are commonly entered here too. Frameless tempered-glass shower screens are usually classified as safety glass (7007.19, Free general); other aluminium structures are 7610.90. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. The extrusions duty and a possible Case 691 duty apply to different goods (loose profiles versus assembled windows and doors); they are not charged on the same product. | |||||||||
| 8301.40 Door locks & smart locks | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 8301.40, Australia | |||||
| HS 8301.40 (Door locks & smart locks) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 83 (page updated 28 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 25.7% · European Union 2.7% · Canada 6.5% Australian tariff classifications 8301.40.00 Classification note Base-metal locks, including electronic and smart door locks, are 8301.40. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
Lighting — Australia
7 codes · base duty 0–5% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base duty0% with ChAFTA; upper figure = general rate | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8504.40 LED drivers & power adapters | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 8504.40, Australia | |||||
| HS 8504.40 (LED drivers & power adapters) made in China: Australian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 85 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · European Union 0% · Canada 0% Australian tariff classifications 8504.40.90 Classification note LED drivers and power adapters are static converters, 8504.40.90. The general rate is also Free, so no customs duty applies with or without a ChAFTA certificate of origin. | |||||||||
| 8539.52 LED bulbs & lamps | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 8539.52, Australia | |||||
| HS 8539.52 (LED bulbs & lamps) made in China: Australian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 85 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 14.5% · European Union 3.7% · Canada 0% Australian tariff classifications 8539.52.00 Classification note LED lamps (bulbs and tubes) are 8539.52. The general rate is also Free, so no customs duty applies with or without a ChAFTA certificate of origin. | |||||||||
| 9405.11 Chandeliers & crystal/hotel ceiling lights listed as 9405.10 | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 9405.11, Australia | |||||
| HS 9405.11 (Chandeliers & crystal/hotel ceiling lights) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 94 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 41.4–45.1% · European Union 2.7–4.7% · Canada 7% Australian tariff classifications 9405.11.00, 9405.19.00 Classification note 9405.10 was replaced in HS 2022: ceiling and wall fittings designed solely for LED light sources are 9405.11; fittings that take ordinary bulbs (for example E14 candle bulbs) are 9405.19. Both are 5% general. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 9405.11 LED panel, downlight, ceiling, track & wall lights | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 9405.11, Australia | |||||
| HS 9405.11 (LED panel, downlight, ceiling, track & wall lights) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 94 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 41.4–45.1% · European Union 2.7–4.7% · Canada 7% Australian tariff classifications 9405.11.00 Classification note Ceiling and wall fittings designed solely for LED light sources are 9405.11. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 9405.21 Table & floor lamps listed as 9405.20 | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 9405.21, Australia | |||||
| HS 9405.21 (Table & floor lamps) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 94 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 41.2–43.5% · European Union 2.7–4.7% · Canada 7% Australian tariff classifications 9405.21.00, 9405.29.00 Classification note 9405.20 was replaced in HS 2022: lamps designed solely for LED light sources are 9405.21, others 9405.29. Both are 5% general. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 9405.42 Floodlights, garden & street lights, LED strips listed as 9405.40 | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 9405.42, Australia | |||||
| HS 9405.42 (Floodlights, garden & street lights, LED strips) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 94 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 41.4–43.5% · European Union 2.7–4.7% · Canada 7% Australian tariff classifications 9405.42.00, 9405.41.00, 9405.49.00 Classification note 9405.40 was replaced in HS 2022: LED-only luminaires are 9405.42, solar (photovoltaic) LED lights 9405.41 and others 9405.49. All are 5% general. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 9405.61 Illuminated signs listed as 9405.60 | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 9405.61, Australia | |||||
| HS 9405.61 (Illuminated signs) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 94 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 42.8–43.5% · European Union 2.7–4.7% · Canada 7% Australian tariff classifications 9405.61.00, 9405.69.00 Classification note 9405.60 was replaced in HS 2022: illuminated signs designed solely for LED light sources are 9405.61, others 9405.69. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
Bathroom ware & fixtures — Australia
10 codes · base duty 0–5% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base duty0% with ChAFTA; upper figure = general rate | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3922.10 Acrylic bathtubs & shower trays | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 3922.10, Australia | |||||
| HS 3922.10 (Acrylic bathtubs & shower trays) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: Customs Tariff Act 1995, Schedule 3 Chapter 39 general rates (compilation No. 100, in force from 4 Jul 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 26.3% · European Union 6.5% · Canada 6.5% Australian tariff classifications 3922.10.00 Classification note Plastic baths, shower trays, sinks and wash basins are 3922.10. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 3922.90 Plastic basin drainers & sanitary fittings | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 3922.90, Australia | |||||
| HS 3922.90 (Plastic basin drainers & sanitary fittings) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: Customs Tariff Act 1995, Schedule 3 Chapter 39 general rates (compilation No. 100, in force from 4 Jul 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 43.8% · European Union 6.5% · Canada 6.5% Australian tariff classifications 3922.90.00 Classification note Plastic sanitary ware fittings are 3922.90; plastic pipe fittings are 3917.40 instead (also 5% general). The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 3924.90 Plastic bathroom accessories (tissue boxes, bins, soap dispensers) | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 3924.90, Australia | |||||
| HS 3924.90 (Plastic bathroom accessories (tissue boxes, bins, soap dispensers)) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: Customs Tariff Act 1995, Schedule 3 Chapter 39 general rates (compilation No. 100, in force from 4 Jul 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 23.4% · European Union 6.5% · Canada 6.5% Australian tariff classifications 3924.90.00 Classification note Plastic household and toilet articles are 3924.90. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 4420.90 Wooden tissue boxes | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 4420.90, Australia | |||||
| HS 4420.90 (Wooden tissue boxes) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 44 (page updated 28 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) · Customs Tariff Regulations 2004, Schedule 1 Part 4 (China is listed as a DCS developing country) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40.7% · European Union 0–3% · Canada 7% Australian tariff classifications 4420.90.00 Classification note Small wooden household articles and cases are 4420.90. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies (4% DCS rate if the developing-country origin rules are met); you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 6303.92 Roller blinds (synthetic fabric) | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 6303.92, Australia | |||||
| HS 6303.92 (Roller blinds (synthetic fabric)) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 63 (page updated 1 Jul 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 31.3% · European Union 6.9–12% · Canada 18% Australian tariff classifications 6303.92.90 Classification note Interior blinds of synthetic fibres are 6303.92.90; the Free line 6303.92.10 covers curtains and bed valances only. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 6910.10 Porcelain toilets & wash basins | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 6910.10, Australia | |||||
| HS 6910.10 (Porcelain toilets & wash basins) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 69 (page updated 28 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 18.3% · European Union 7% · Canada 7.5% Australian tariff classifications 6910.10.00 Classification note Porcelain or china sanitary fixtures are 6910.10. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 7009.91 LED bathroom mirrors | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 7009.91, Australia | |||||
| HS 7009.91 (LED bathroom mirrors) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 70 (page updated 28 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) · Customs Tariff Regulations 2004, Schedule 1 Part 4 (China is listed as a DCS developing country) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 44–45.3% · European Union 4% · Canada 0% Australian tariff classifications 7009.91.00, 7009.92.00 Classification note Unframed mirrors are 7009.91 (Free general); framed mirrors are 7009.92. Many LED mirrors have a metal frame or back housing, which can make them framed, so check before relying on the Free line; a product whose main function is lighting may fall in 9405. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies (4% DCS rate if the developing-country origin rules are met); you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 7324.90 Stainless-steel floor drains & basin wastes | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 7324.90, Australia | |||||
| HS 7324.90 (Stainless-steel floor drains & basin wastes) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 73 (page updated 28 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 50% · European Union 3.2% · Canada 6.5% Australian tariff classifications 7324.90.00 Classification note Iron or steel sanitary ware and parts, such as floor drains and basin wastes, are 7324.90. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 8302.50 Toilet-paper holders, hooks & wall brackets | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 8302.50, Australia | |||||
| HS 8302.50 (Toilet-paper holders, hooks & wall brackets) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 83 (page updated 28 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) · ATRC Dumping Commodity Register: Interchangeable bolted clipping system brackets (goods description) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5–50% · European Union 2.7% · Canada 6.5% Australian tariff classifications 8302.50.00 Classification note Base-metal hat-racks, hooks, brackets and similar fixtures are 8302.50. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. Australia's anti-dumping measure on interchangeable bolted clipping-system brackets lists 8302.50.00, but its goods description does not cover bathroom holders or furniture brackets. | |||||||||
| 8481.80 Faucets, mixer taps, shower sets & flush valves | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 8481.80, Australia | |||||
| HS 8481.80 (Faucets, mixer taps, shower sets & flush valves) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 84 (page updated 1 Jul 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 39.5–43.1% · European Union 2.2% · Canada 0% Australian tariff classifications 8481.80.90 Classification note Taps, mixers and valves are 8481.80.90; parts imported separately are 8481.90.90 (also 5% general). The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
Marble & tile — Australia
2 codes · base duty 0–5% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base duty0% with ChAFTA; upper figure = general rate | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6802.91 Marble tiles & slabs | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 6802.91, Australia | |||||
| HS 6802.91 (Marble tiles & slabs) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 68 (page updated 1 Jul 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) · Customs Tariff Regulations 2004, Schedule 1 Part 4 (China is listed as a DCS developing country) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40–42.4% · European Union 1.7% · Canada 6% Australian tariff classifications 6802.91.00 Classification note Polished or otherwise worked marble is 6802.91. Slabs that are only cut or sawn with a flat surface are 6802.21 (same rate); small tiles whose largest face fits in a square under 7 cm are 6802.10 (Free general). The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies (4% DCS rate if the developing-country origin rules are met); you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. Natural marble is not engineered stone, but slabs that resemble engineered stone may need evidence (for example a safety data sheet) at the border. | |||||||||
| 6907.21 Ceramic & porcelain floor and wall tiles | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 6907.21, Australia | |||||
| HS 6907.21 (Ceramic & porcelain floor and wall tiles) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 69 (page updated 28 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) · Customs Tariff Regulations 2004, Schedule 1 Part 4 (China is listed as a DCS developing country) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 46–47.5% · European Union 5% · Canada 8% Australian tariff classifications 6907.21.90, 6907.21.10 Classification note Porcelain tiles with water absorption up to 0.5% are 6907.21; ceramic tiles absorbing 0.5%-10% are 6907.22 (same rates). Tiles whose largest face fits in a square under 7 cm are the Free line 6907.21.10. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies (4% DCS rate if the developing-country origin rules are met); you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. No Australian anti-dumping measure applies to ceramic tiles, and ceramic tiles are outside the engineered stone import ban. | |||||||||
Furniture — Australia
7 codes · base duty 0–5% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base duty0% with ChAFTA; upper figure = general rate | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9401.41 Sofa beds listed as 9401.40 | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 9401.41, Australia | |||||
| HS 9401.41 (Sofa beds) made in China: Australian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 94 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · European Union 0% · Canada 9.5% Australian tariff classifications 9401.41.00, 9401.49.00 Classification note 9401.40 was split in HS 2022: seats convertible into beds with a wooden frame are 9401.41, other frames 9401.49. Both are Free general. The general rate is also Free, so no customs duty applies with or without a ChAFTA certificate of origin. | |||||||||
| 9401.61 Upholstered dining chairs & seating (wood frame) | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 9401.61, Australia | |||||
| HS 9401.61 (Upholstered dining chairs & seating (wood frame)) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 94 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 50% · European Union 0% · Canada 9.5% Australian tariff classifications 9401.61.00 Classification note Upholstered seats with wooden frames, including sofas, are 9401.61. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 9401.71 Upholstered bar & leisure chairs (metal frame) | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 9401.71, Australia | |||||
| HS 9401.71 (Upholstered bar & leisure chairs (metal frame)) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 94 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · European Union 0% · Canada 8–33% Australian tariff classifications 9401.71.00 Classification note Upholstered seats with metal frames are 9401.71. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 9403.20 Metal furniture (towel shelves, shoe racks, workbenches, trolleys) | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 9403.20, Australia | |||||
| HS 9403.20 (Metal furniture (towel shelves, shoe racks, workbenches, trolleys)) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 94 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · European Union 0% · Canada 8% Australian tariff classifications 9403.20.00 Classification note Metal furniture other than office furniture is 9403.20; wall-fixed towel holders may instead be brackets of 8302.50 (also 5% general). The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 9403.50 Wooden wardrobes & bed frames | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 9403.50, Australia | |||||
| HS 9403.50 (Wooden wardrobes & bed frames) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 94 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · European Union 0% · Canada 9.5% Australian tariff classifications 9403.50.00 Classification note Wooden bedroom furniture is 9403.50. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 9403.60 Wooden tables, cabinets, TV units, nightstands & bathroom vanities | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 9403.60, Australia | |||||
| HS 9403.60 (Wooden tables, cabinets, TV units, nightstands & bathroom vanities) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 94 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5–50% · European Union 0% · Canada 9.5–34.5% Australian tariff classifications 9403.60.00 Classification note Other wooden furniture, including bathroom vanities, tables and TV units, is 9403.60. Wooden kitchen furniture is 9403.40 and bedroom furniture (such as nightstands) is usually 9403.50; all three are 5% general. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 9404.29 Spring & foam mattresses listed as 9404.21 | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 9404.29, Australia | |||||
| HS 9404.29 (Spring & foam mattresses) made in China: Australian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 94 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 43.5% · European Union 3.7% · Canada 9.5% Australian tariff classifications 9404.29.00, 9404.21.00 Classification note 9404.21 is for mattresses of cellular rubber or plastics (all-foam); innerspring and hybrid spring-and-foam mattresses are 9404.29. Both are Free general. The general rate is also Free, so no customs duty applies with or without a ChAFTA certificate of origin. | |||||||||
Flooring — Australia
3 codes · base duty 0–5% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base duty0% with ChAFTA; upper figure = general rate | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3918.10 SPC (stone-plastic composite) vinyl flooring | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 3918.10, Australia | |||||
| HS 3918.10 (SPC (stone-plastic composite) vinyl flooring) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: Customs Tariff Act 1995, Schedule 3 Chapter 39 general rates (compilation No. 100, in force from 4 Jul 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 42.8% · European Union 6.5% · Canada 6.5% Australian tariff classifications 3918.10.00 Classification note Rigid-core SPC planks and other PVC floor coverings are 3918.10. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 4409.29 Wooden stair treads | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 4409.29, Australia | |||||
| HS 4409.29 (Wooden stair treads) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 44 (page updated 28 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) · Customs Tariff Regulations 2004, Schedule 1 Part 4 (China is listed as a DCS developing country) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · European Union 0% · Canada 0% Australian tariff classifications 4409.29.00 Classification note Fits non-coniferous, non-tropical wood (for example oak) that is continuously shaped along an edge or face. Tropical-wood treads are 4409.22 (Free general), coniferous 4409.10 and bamboo 4409.21; a fully fabricated stair part can be builders' joinery, 4418.99 (5% general, 4% DCS). The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies (4% DCS rate if the developing-country origin rules are met); you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 4418.75 Engineered (multilayer) wood flooring | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 4418.75, Australia | |||||
| HS 4418.75 (Engineered (multilayer) wood flooring) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 44 (page updated 28 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) · Customs Tariff Regulations 2004, Schedule 1 Part 4 (China is listed as a DCS developing country) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40.7–42.5% · European Union 0% · Canada 3% Australian tariff classifications 4418.75.90, 4418.75.10 Classification note Multilayer assembled flooring panels are 4418.75 (parquet panels 4418.75.10, other 4418.75.90). Flooring with a bamboo top layer is 4418.73; loose continuously shaped strips are 4409. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies (4% DCS rate if the developing-country origin rules are met); you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 6907.21Ceramic & porcelain floor and wall tiles | Also listed under Marble & tile — base duty 0–5% | ||||||||
Kitchen equipment & appliances — Australia
10 codes · base duty 0–5% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base duty0% with ChAFTA; upper figure = general rate | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7324.10 Stainless-steel kitchen sinks | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 7324.10, Australia | |||||
| HS 7324.10 (Stainless-steel kitchen sinks) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 73 (page updated 28 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) · ADN 2024/096: countervailing measures on stainless steel sinks not continued (expired 26 Mar 2025) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 53.4% · European Union 2.7% · Canada 7% Australian tariff classifications 7324.10.00 Classification note Stainless-steel sinks and wash basins are 7324.10. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. The former anti-dumping and countervailing duties on Chinese deep-drawn stainless steel sinks have ended: the dumping duty was revoked from 25 Jun 2024 and the countervailing duty expired on 26 Mar 2025. | |||||||||
| 8414.60 Kitchen range hoods | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 8414.60, Australia | |||||
| HS 8414.60 (Kitchen range hoods) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 84 (page updated 1 Jul 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · European Union 2.7% · Canada 6% Australian tariff classifications 8414.60.00 Classification note Hoods whose longest horizontal side is up to 120 cm are 8414.60; larger hoods are classified in 8414.80. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 8418.40 Double-door upright freezers listed as 8418.30 | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 8418.40, Australia | |||||
| HS 8418.40 (Double-door upright freezers) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 84 (page updated 1 Jul 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5–50% · European Union 2.2% · Canada 0–8% Australian tariff classifications 8418.40.00, 8418.50.00 Classification note 8418.30 covers chest freezers (up to 800 L) only. A double-door upright freezer up to 900 L is 8418.40 (Free general); larger or commercial freezer cabinets are usually 8418.50 (5% general). Capacity and design decide the line. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 8418.69 Commercial chillers & refrigerating units | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 8418.69, Australia | |||||
| HS 8418.69 (Commercial chillers & refrigerating units) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 84 (page updated 1 Jul 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · European Union 2.2% · Canada 0–7% Australian tariff classifications 8418.69.00 Classification note Refrigerating or chilling equipment other than refrigerators, freezers and heat pumps is 8418.69; heat pumps are 8418.61. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 8419.81 Commercial gas griddles, salamanders & lava-rock grills | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 8419.81, Australia | |||||
| HS 8419.81 (Commercial gas griddles, salamanders & lava-rock grills) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 84 (page updated 1 Jul 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) · Customs Tariff Regulations 2004, Schedule 1 Part 4 (China is listed as a DCS developing country) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 20–22.5% · European Union 1.7% · Canada 0% Australian tariff classifications 8419.81.90 Classification note Commercial equipment for cooking or heating food is 8419.81.90; household gas cookers and barbecues are 7321.11 (5% general) and household electric grills 8516.60. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies (4% DCS rate if the developing-country origin rules are met); you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 8421.39 Kitchen oil-fume purifiers | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 8421.39, Australia | |||||
| HS 8421.39 (Kitchen oil-fume purifiers) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 84 (page updated 1 Jul 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) · Customs Tariff Regulations 2004, Schedule 1 Part 4 (China is listed as a DCS developing country) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · European Union 1.7% · Canada 0% Australian tariff classifications 8421.39.90 Classification note Kitchen fume purifiers are 8421.39.90; the other line, 8421.39.10, is limited to small-bore gas filters with stainless-steel housings. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies (4% DCS rate if the developing-country origin rules are met); you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 8422.11 Household dishwashers | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 8422.11, Australia | |||||
| HS 8422.11 (Household dishwashers) made in China: Australian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 84 (page updated 1 Jul 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 22.4–34.9% · European Union 2.7% · Canada 8% Australian tariff classifications 8422.11.00 Classification note Household-type dishwashers are 8422.11 (Free general); commercial dishwashers are 8422.19 (5% general, 4% DCS). The general rate is also Free, so no customs duty applies with or without a ChAFTA certificate of origin. | |||||||||
| 8481.80Faucets, mixer taps, shower sets & flush valves | Also listed under Bathroom ware & fixtures — base duty 0–5% | ||||||||
| 8509.40 Blenders, juicers & food processors | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 8509.40, Australia | |||||
| HS 8509.40 (Blenders, juicers & food processors) made in China: Australian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 85 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 16.7% · European Union 1.7–2.2% · Canada 0% Australian tariff classifications 8509.40.00 Classification note Domestic food grinders, mixers and juice extractors are 8509.40; other domestic appliances, such as slicers, are 8509.80 (also Free general). Commercial food-preparation machinery, such as bowl cutters, is heading 8438 (for example 8438.50, 5% general). The general rate is also Free, so no customs duty applies with or without a ChAFTA certificate of origin. | |||||||||
| 8516.60 Electric ovens, cookers & induction hobs | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 8516.60, Australia | |||||
| HS 8516.60 (Electric ovens, cookers & induction hobs) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 85 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 15.2–50% · European Union 2.7% · Canada 6.5–8% Australian tariff classifications 8516.60.00 Classification note Electric ovens, cookers, hobs, grillers and roasters are 8516.60; waffle makers and similar appliances are 8516.79 (also 5% general). The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 9403.20Metal furniture (towel shelves, shoe racks, workbenches, trolleys) | Also listed under Furniture — base duty 0–5% | ||||||||
| 9403.99 Pull-out baskets (metal furniture parts) listed as 9403.90 | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 9403.99, Australia | |||||
| HS 9403.99 (Pull-out baskets (metal furniture parts)) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 94 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 27–53.4% · European Union 2.7% · Canada 0% Australian tariff classifications 9403.99.00 Classification note 9403.90 was split in HS 2022 into 9403.91 (parts of wood) and 9403.99 (other parts). Metal pull-out baskets are 9403.99; some administrations treat them as furniture fittings (8302.42) or household steel articles (7323.99), both also 5% general in Australia. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
Switches, sockets & electrical — Australia
8 codes · base duty 0–5% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base duty0% with ChAFTA; upper figure = general rate | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8502.13 Diesel generator sets (over 375 kVA) | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 8502.13, Australia | |||||
| HS 8502.13 (Diesel generator sets (over 375 kVA)) made in China: Australian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 84 (page updated 1 Jul 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 39.5% · European Union 2.7% · Canada 0% Australian tariff classifications 8502.13.90, 8502.13.10 Classification note Diesel generating sets over 375 kVA are 8502.13: AC sets over 500 kVA are 8502.13.10 and the rest 8502.13.90, both Free general. The general rate is also Free, so no customs duty applies with or without a ChAFTA certificate of origin. | |||||||||
| 8504.40LED drivers & power adapters | Also listed under Lighting — base duty 0% | ||||||||
| 8536.20 Circuit breakers (MCB, ACB) | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 8536.20, Australia | |||||
| HS 8536.20 (Circuit breakers (MCB, ACB)) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 85 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40.2% · European Union 2.3% · Canada 0% Australian tariff classifications 8536.20.00 Classification note Automatic circuit breakers up to 1,000 V are 8536.20, including RCBOs (breakers that also give residual-current protection). The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 8536.30 RCCBs & leakage protectors | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 8536.30, Australia | |||||
| HS 8536.30 (RCCBs & leakage protectors) made in China: Australian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 85 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · European Union 0–2.3% · Canada 0% Australian tariff classifications 8536.30.00 Classification note Residual-current devices without overcurrent tripping (RCCBs), leakage protectors and surge protectors are 8536.30 (Free general). RCBOs, which also trip on overcurrent, are usually 8536.20 (5% general). The general rate is also Free, so no customs duty applies with or without a ChAFTA certificate of origin. | |||||||||
| 8536.50 Wall switches, dimmers & smart switches | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 8536.50, Australia | |||||
| HS 8536.50 (Wall switches, dimmers & smart switches) made in China: Australian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 85 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · European Union 0% · Canada 0% Australian tariff classifications 8536.50.99 Classification note Wall, dimmer and smart switches are 8536.50.99 (time switches 8536.50.10); both are Free general. The general rate is also Free, so no customs duty applies with or without a ChAFTA certificate of origin. | |||||||||
| 8536.61 Lamp holders | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 8536.61, Australia | |||||
| HS 8536.61 (Lamp holders) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 85 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40.2% · European Union 2.3% · Canada 2.5% Australian tariff classifications 8536.61.00 Classification note Lamp-holders are 8536.61. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 8536.69 Power sockets, USB sockets & track sockets | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 8536.69, Australia | |||||
| HS 8536.69 (Power sockets, USB sockets & track sockets) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 85 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40.2% · European Union 2.3% · Canada 0% Australian tariff classifications 8536.69.90 Classification note Plugs and sockets are 8536.69.90; the Free line 8536.69.10 is limited to plugs and sockets for coaxial cables or printed circuits. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 8537.10 Smart home control panels | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 8537.10, Australia | |||||
| HS 8537.10 (Smart home control panels) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 85 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40.2% · European Union 2.1% · Canada 0% Australian tariff classifications 8537.10.90, 8537.10.10 Classification note Control panels up to 1,000 V are 8537.10.90; a panel that is a programmable controller is the Free line 8537.10.10. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 8538.90 Switch plates, panels & accessories (parts) | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 8538.90, Australia | |||||
| HS 8538.90 (Switch plates, panels & accessories (parts)) made in China: Australian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 85 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 41% · European Union 1.7–3.2% · Canada 0% Australian tariff classifications 8538.90.90 Classification note Parts of switches and sockets are 8538.90.90; empty boards and panels for control gear are 8538.10. Both are Free general. The general rate is also Free, so no customs duty applies with or without a ChAFTA certificate of origin. | |||||||||
Spa, sauna & wellness — Australia
3 codes · base duty 0–5% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base duty0% with ChAFTA; upper figure = general rate | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9406.10 Sauna houses & steam rooms listed as 9406.00 | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 9406.10, Australia | |||||
| HS 9406.10 (Sauna houses & steam rooms) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 94 (page updated 23 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40.1–52.9% · European Union 2.7% · Canada 6% Australian tariff classifications 9406.10.00, 9406.90.00, 9406.20.00 Classification note 9406.00 is no longer a valid subheading. Prefabricated buildings of wood, such as a wooden sauna house, are 9406.10; steel modular units are 9406.20 and other prefabricated buildings 9406.90 (all 5% general). A steam cabin that is not a building may be classified elsewhere; confirm with your broker. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 9019.10 Hot tubs & outdoor whirlpool spas listed as 9506.91 | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 9019.10, Australia | |||||
| HS 9019.10 (Hot tubs & outdoor whirlpool spas) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 90 (page updated 1 Jul 2026) (opens in a new tab) · Customs Tariff Act 1995, Schedule 3 Chapter 39 general rates (compilation No. 100, in force from 4 Jul 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 12.5% · European Union 0–6.5% · Canada 0–6.5% Australian tariff classifications 9019.10.00, 3922.10.00 Classification note 9506.91 covers exercise and gymnastics equipment and does not fit a spa. A hot tub with a hydromassage (jet) system is usually massage apparatus, 9019.10 (Free general); a tub without a massage system is a plastic bath, 3922.10 (5% general). Confirm with your broker or an ABF tariff advice. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 9019.10 Cold plunge tubs & massage chairs listed as 9506.99 | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 9019.10, Australia | |||||
| HS 9019.10 (Cold plunge tubs & massage chairs) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 90 (page updated 1 Jul 2026) (opens in a new tab) · Customs Tariff Act 1995, Schedule 3 Chapter 39 general rates (compilation No. 100, in force from 4 Jul 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 84 (page updated 1 Jul 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 12.5–37.5% · European Union 0–6.5% · Canada 0–6.5% Australian tariff classifications 9019.10.00, 3922.10.00, 8418.69.00 Classification note 9506.99 does not fit either product. A massage chair is massage apparatus, 9019.10 (Free general). A cold plunge tub is a plastic bath, 3922.10, if it is only a tub, or refrigerating equipment, 8418.69, if it has a built-in chiller (both 5% general). Confirm with your broker. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
Countertops & engineered stone — Australia
2 codes · base duty 0–5% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base duty0% with ChAFTA; upper figure = general rate | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6802.93 Granite countertops & slabs | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 6802.93, Australia | |||||
| HS 6802.93 (Granite countertops & slabs) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 68 (page updated 1 Jul 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) · Customs Tariff Regulations 2004, Schedule 1 Part 4 (China is listed as a DCS developing country) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 41.2% · European Union 0–1.7% · Canada 6.5% Australian tariff classifications 6802.93.00 Classification note Polished or otherwise worked granite, including countertops, is 6802.93. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies (4% DCS rate if the developing-country origin rules are met); you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. Natural granite is not engineered stone, but slabs that resemble engineered stone may need evidence (for example a safety data sheet) at the border. | |||||||||
| 6810.99 Engineered (quartz) stone & sintered stone slabs and countertops | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Import ban (quartz / engineered stone) | Details for HS 6810.99, Australia | ||||
| Import ban (quartz / engineered stone) Engineered stone (e.g. quartz) benchtops, panels and slabs with 1% or more crystalline silica are prohibited imports since 1 Jan 2025 unless a permit, confirmation or exemption is held. Resin-free sintered stone and porcelain are not banned; the ABF may ask for a safety data sheet or test certificate. Australian Border Force - Prohibited goods: Engineered stone (opens in a new tab) HS 6810.99 (Engineered (quartz) stone & sintered stone slabs and countertops) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 68 (page updated 1 Jul 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) · Customs Tariff Regulations 2004, Schedule 1 Part 4 (China is listed as a DCS developing country) (opens in a new tab) · Australian Border Force: Prohibited goods, engineered stone (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 43.1–62.5% · European Union 1.7–5% · Canada 5–8% Australian tariff classifications 6810.99.00, 6810.19.00 Classification note 6810.99 fits engineered (agglomerated quartz) stone slabs and countertops; engineered-stone tiles are 6810.19 (same rate). Sintered stone is a fired ceramic rather than artificial stone and is usually classified in Chapter 69 (for example 6907.21.90 or 6914.90); those lines are also 5% general (4% DCS) and Free under ChAFTA. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies (4% DCS rate if the developing-country origin rules are met); you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. The duty rate only matters for goods that may be imported: engineered (quartz) stone benchtops and slabs need a permit or exemption, while resin-free sintered stone does not. | |||||||||
Decorative wall panels — Australia
3 codes · base duty 0–5% · AD/CVD: none in force
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base duty0% with ChAFTA; upper figure = general rate | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3921.90 Resin decorative wall boards listed as 3912.90 | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 3921.90, Australia | |||||
| HS 3921.90 (Resin decorative wall boards) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: Customs Tariff Act 1995, Schedule 3 Chapter 39 general rates (compilation No. 100, in force from 4 Jul 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 42.3% · European Union 6.5% · Canada 0% Australian tariff classifications 3921.90.90, 3921.90.10, 3920.79.00 Classification note 3912.90 covers cellulose derivatives in primary forms (powder, granules), not finished boards. A resin wall board is a plastic plate or sheet: usually 3921.90 if laminated, reinforced or combined with other materials, a 3920 line if it is a plain non-cellular sheet (for example 3920.51 acrylic, 5% general, or 3920.79 cellulose-derivative sheet, Free general), or 3925.90 if presented as builders' ware. The product specification decides. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 3925.90 PVC decorative wall panels | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 3925.90, Australia | |||||
| HS 3925.90 (PVC decorative wall panels) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: Customs Tariff Act 1995, Schedule 3 Chapter 39 general rates (compilation No. 100, in force from 4 Jul 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 42.8% · European Union 6.5% · Canada 6.5% Australian tariff classifications 3925.90.00 Classification note Rigid PVC wall panels are plastic builders' ware (3925.90); PVC wall covering supplied in rolls is 3918.90 (also 5% general). The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 4410.11 WPC (wood-plastic composite) wall panels listed as 4410.99 | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 4410.11, Australia | |||||
| HS 4410.11 (WPC (wood-plastic composite) wall panels) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 44 (page updated 28 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · Customs Tariff Act 1995, Schedule 3 Chapter 39 general rates (compilation No. 100, in force from 4 Jul 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 37.5% · European Union 6.5–7% · Canada 0–6.5% Australian tariff classifications 4410.11.00, 4410.19.00, 3925.90.00 Classification note 4410.99 is not a valid HS subheading. Particle-board-based panels are 4410.11 and other wood board 4410.19; a WPC panel in which plastic predominates is usually classified as plastic builders' ware, 3925.90. All three lines are 5% general and Free under ChAFTA. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
Door & furniture hardware — Australia
6 codes · base duty 0–5% · AD/CVD: hollow structural sections; aluminium extrusions
| HS code & products | How it adds up | Base duty0% with ChAFTA; upper figure = general rate | AD/CVD | Watch | Details | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7308.90 Steel & stainless-steel handrails and balustrades | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | May apply | Decision Nov 2026Decision Jul 2027 | Details for HS 7308.90, Australia | ||||
| HS 7308.90 (Steel & stainless-steel handrails and balustrades) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD - hollow structural sections
Published effective rates (goods entered on or after 4 Jul 2022): Dalian Steelforce, Tianjin Youfa group, Hengshui Jinghua and Tianjin Ruitong 9.4%; Huludao City Steel Pipe 30.4%; five further named exporters that applied for accelerated reviews (DSNs 284-288, listed as dumping and countervailing securities) 48.3%; all other Chinese exporters 48.3% (combination dumping duty plus countervailing duty, DSN 276). Combination measures can cost more than the published rate if the export price is below the confidential ascertained export price. If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 9.4% at the lowest published company rate and 53.3% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Only electric-resistance-welded carbon or other alloy steel tube entered under 7308.90.00 statistical code 65 with holes or threaded/swaged/shouldered ends (extension in effect from 4 Sep 2025; under Anti-Dumping Review Panel review). The notice does not mention stainless steel or handrails; because the Customs Tariff defines other alloy steel as steel that is not stainless, stainless-steel handrails appear to fall outside it - confirm with the ATRC or ABF. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Coming up
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 73 (page updated 28 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) · Customs Tariff Regulations 2004, Schedule 1 Part 4 (China is listed as a DCS developing country) (opens in a new tab) · ATRC Dumping Commodity Register: Hollow structural sections (September 2026 version) (opens in a new tab) · ADN 2026/064: anti-circumvention finding extending the hollow structural sections duties to 7308.90.00 (statistical code 65) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 75% · European Union 0% · Canada 25% Australian tariff classifications 7308.90.00 Classification note Steel handrail and balustrade assemblies and their parts are structures of 7308.90. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies (4% DCS rate if the developing-country origin rules are met); you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. Loose aluminium handrail profiles are not entered here: they are classified 7604 or 7610 and fall under the aluminium extrusions anti-dumping measure. | |||||||||
| 7610.90 Aluminum edge trims (tile and panel trims) | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | May apply | Details for HS 7610.90, Australia | |||||
| HS 7610.90 (Aluminum edge trims (tile and panel trims)) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added, depending on the exporter. Every importer pays
May also apply — depends on the exporter AD/CVD - aluminium extrusions
Published 'effective rate of duty' per exporter (Dumping Commodity Register, goods entered on or after 29 Oct 2025): 0% = two producers exempt (Guangdong Jiangsheng Aluminium, formerly Tai Ao, and Guangdong Zhongya Aluminium, supplied directly or through their listed traders). Named exporters: Xiamen Hopergy Photovoltaic 0.2%, Guangdong Guangyuan Aluminium 0.20%, Guangdong Jinxiecheng 0.8%, Goomax Metal (Fujian) 0.9%, Foshan Nanhai Niu Yuan 1.30%, Guangdong Xingfa 4.5%, Press Metal International 18.1%; Foshan Rongsong has a floor-price dumping duty only, no published percentage. Listed residual exporters 1.7%. All other Chinese exporters 29.4% (combination dumping duty plus countervailing duty). These published rates are not a ceiling: where the dumping duty is set as a confidential floor price or ascertained export price, extra dumping duty is payable to the extent the actual export price is below it. The register publishes rates, not a split between dumping and countervailing duty for floor-price exporters. If it applies, total duty (base duty + this duty) is about 0% at the lowest published company rate and 34.4% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above). Applies when the trim is an aluminium extrusion (the register covers extrusions that are themselves finished products, e.g. carpet liners), wall thickness over 0.5 mm, up to 27 kg/m. Trim profiles are often classified 7604.29, which is also covered. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone. Rates as of . Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order. Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 76 (page updated 28 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) · Customs Tariff Regulations 2004, Schedule 1 Part 4 (China is listed as a DCS developing country) (opens in a new tab) · ATRC Dumping Commodity Register: Aluminium extrusions (September 2026 version) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 80.7% · European Union 6–7.5% · Canada 6.5% Australian tariff classifications 7610.90.00, 7604.29.00 Classification note Trim made from a plain extruded profile cut to length is often classified as an aluminium profile (7604.29; hollow profiles 7604.21) rather than a part of a structure (7610.90). The aluminium extrusions anti-dumping measure covers both headings. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies (4% DCS rate if the developing-country origin rules are met); you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 8302.10 Hinges (door, cabinet and furniture) | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 8302.10, Australia | |||||
| HS 8302.10 (Hinges (door, cabinet and furniture)) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 83 (page updated 28 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 40.9–53.5% · European Union 2.7% · Canada 0% Australian tariff classifications 8302.10.00 Classification note Base-metal hinges of all kinds are 8302.10. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 8302.41 Building door and window fittings (door stoppers, handles, bolts) | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 8302.41, Australia | |||||
| HS 8302.41 (Building door and window fittings (door stoppers, handles, bolts)) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 83 (page updated 28 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 41–53.9% · European Union 2.7% · Canada 3.5% Australian tariff classifications 8302.41.00 Classification note Base-metal mountings and fittings suitable for buildings are 8302.41. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 8302.42 Furniture fittings (handles, drawer slides, cabinet hardware) | MFN 0–5% | 0–5% | — | Details for HS 8302.42, Australia | |||||
| HS 8302.42 (Furniture fittings (handles, drawer slides, cabinet hardware)) made in China: Australian base duty 0–5% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN 0–5%). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 83 (page updated 28 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 23.4–36.4% · European Union 2.7% · Canada 0% Australian tariff classifications 8302.42.00 Classification note Base-metal mountings and fittings suitable for furniture are 8302.42. The 0% rate needs a ChAFTA Certificate of Origin held at import (a Declaration of Origin only with an Australian advance ruling; none is needed for consignments of AUD 1,000 or less). Without it the general rate applies; you can reclaim that duty if you later hold a certificate and apply within 4 years of paying. | |||||||||
| 8302.60 Automatic door closers | MFN Free | 0% | — | Details for HS 8302.60, Australia | |||||
| HS 8302.60 (Automatic door closers) made in China: Australian base duty 0% as of Sep 29, 2026 (MFN Free). Every importer pays
Sources: ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 3 Chapter 83 (page updated 28 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) · ABF Working Tariff, Schedule 12 (ChAFTA rates, operative 1 Sep 2026): no building-material line is listed, so Chinese originating goods are Free (Customs Tariff Act s 16) (opens in a new tab) Same code elsewhere (base duty) United States 41.4–53.9% · European Union 2.7% · Canada 0–6.5% Australian tariff classifications 8302.60.00 Classification note Automatic door closers are 8302.60. The general rate is also Free, so no customs duty applies with or without a ChAFTA certificate of origin. | |||||||||
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Before you order — Australia
- Confirm the Australian tariff classification with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
- Where AD/CVD may apply, ask the exporter for its legal name, the case number and its current company rate, in writing.
- Ask for ChAFTA origin documentation with every shipment; without it the general rate applies.
- Customs duty follows the entry date, but for Australian anti-dumping duty, goods exported before a duty notice pay the rate in force on the export date.
Measures used in these tables — Australia
| Measure | Rate | Since | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| ChAFTA preferential customs duty (China-Australia Free Trade Agreement) ChAFTA · Customs Act 1901 Pt VIII Div 1L · Every product line on these pages, when the goods qualify as Chinese originating goods under the ChAFTA rules of origin and the origin claim is documented. | 0% | DFAT - ChAFTA fact sheet: Resources, energy and manufacturing (with ABF ChAFTA Rules of Origin Instruction and Guideline for documentation; Customs (International Obligations) Regulation 2015 reg 23 item 14 and reg 28(2) for refunds; Customs Tariff Regulations 2004 Sch 1 Pt 4 for DCS status) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on aluminium extrusions from China ADN 2025/096 (Continuation 657) · DSN 291 all other exporters · Aluminium extrusions and extrusion parts exported from China (typically 7604.10, 7604.21, 7604.29, 7608.10, 7608.20, 7610.10, 7610.90), including profiles that are painted, powder-coated, anodised, cut, machined, punched or drilled; not fully assembled windows or doors, unglazed window or door frames, or kits containing all parts of a finished product. | 0–29.4% | Dumping Commodity Register - Aluminium Extrusions (September 2026 version, checked 29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on ceiling steel framing members from China ADN 2026/008 (dumping) · ADN 2026/009 (subsidy) · Metallic-coated steel ceiling framing members (ceiling battens, furring channels, top hats) from China; reference tariff lines 7216.61.00 (57), 7216.69.00 (58), 7216.91.00 (59), 7308.90.00 (52, 53, 55, 56). | 14.5% | Dumping Commodity Register - Ceiling steel framing members (September 2026 version) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on steel corner beads and angles from China ADN 2026/045 (dumping) · ADN 2026/046 (subsidy) · Metallic-coated steel corner and finishing beads and angles for plasterboard walls and ceilings from China; reference tariff lines 7216.61.00 (57), 7216.69.00 (58), 7216.91.00 (59), 7216.99.00 (60), 7308.90.00 (53). | 32.3% | Dumping Commodity Register - Steel corner beads & angles (September 2026 version) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on light gauge steel stud and track from China ADN 2026/119 (dumping) · ADN 2026/120 (subsidy) · Non-structural metallic-coated steel stud and track for internal non-load-bearing walls and partitions (drywall framing) from China; reference tariff lines 7216.61.00 (57), 7216.69.00 (58), 7216.91.00 (59), 7308.90.00 (52, 53, 55, 56). | 37.8% | Dumping Commodity Register - Light Gauge Steel Stud and Track (September 2026), with ADN 2026/119 and 2026/120 (opens in a new tab) | |
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on hollow structural sections (welded steel tube) from China ADN 2026/064 (Anti-circumvention 685) · DSN 276 all other exporters · Electric-resistance-welded carbon and other alloy steel hollow structural sections from China (7306.30, 7306.61, 7306.69) and, under the anti-circumvention decision of 5 June 2026 (ADN 2026/064), which has effect on and after 4 September 2025, such tube entered under 7308.90.00 (statistical code 65) with holes or non-plain ends. | 9.4–48.3% | Dumping Commodity Register - Hollow Structural Sections (September 2026 version) (opens in a new tab) | |
| Import ban on engineered stone benchtops, panels and slabs Customs (Prohibited Imports) Regulations 1956 reg 5M · Engineered stone (e.g. quartz / reconstituted stone) benchtops, panels and slabs - usually 6810.99 - from any country, including China. | Prohibited import (no duty rate) unless a permit, confirmation or exemption is held | Australian Border Force - Prohibited goods: Engineered stone (opens in a new tab) |
| Measure | Rate | Since | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anti-dumping and countervailing investigation into aluminium windows and doors from China (Case 691) ADN 2025/115 · ADN 2026/132 · Fully or partially assembled aluminium windows and doors from China (tariff 7610.10.00, statistical code 12), including frames, panels and sashes; curtain wall excluded. Framed shower screens and shower doors, sliding wardrobe (robe) doors and internal partition doors are neither named nor excluded; whether they are covered is unconfirmed. | No duty - open investigation (no preliminary finding, no securities) | Investigation | Australian Trade Remedies Commission - Case 691 page and public record (ADN 2025/115, Consideration Report CON 691, application EPR 1, ADN 2026/017, ADN 2026/132, submissions EPR 409-454), checked 29 Sep 2026 (opens in a new tab) |
| Measure | Rate | Ended | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on deep drawn stainless steel sinks from China (ended) ADN 2024/097 (revocation) · ADN 2024/096 (not continued) · Deep drawn stainless steel sinks (7324.10.00, statistical code 52) - no duty now applies. | No longer collected: dumping duty revoked from 25 Jun 2024; countervailing duty ended 26 Mar 2025 | ADN 2024/096 - Findings of Continuation Inquiry 646 (deep drawn stainless steel sinks) (opens in a new tab) |
Which HS code is my product? Classification notes
The first six digits of an HS code are the same in every country; each market then adds its own 8–10 digit national line, and the duty is set at that level. The importer (with a customs broker) is responsible for the classification. These notes cover codes in our catalogue that changed in 2022 or are often confused.
- Lighting: 9405.10, 9405.20, 9405.40, 9405.60 — Replaced in HS 2022. Ceiling and wall fittings are now 9405.11 (LED) or 9405.19 (other); table, desk and floor lamps 9405.21 (LED) or 9405.29; other luminaires 9405.41 (photovoltaic), 9405.42 (LED) or 9405.49; illuminated signs 9405.61 (LED) or 9405.69. Our LED products use the LED lines.
- Sofa beds: 9401.40 — Replaced in HS 2022 by 9401.41 (seats convertible into beds, of wood) and 9401.49 (other).
- Mattresses: 9404.21 or 9404.29 — 9404.21 covers mattresses of cellular rubber or plastics; innerspring (pocket-spring) mattresses usually fall under 9404.29.
- Hot tubs, cold plunges, massage chairs: 9506 or 9019 — Whirlpool spas and massage chairs are usually classified as massage apparatus under 9019.10 rather than 9506. Cold plunge tubs with a built-in chiller may fall under 8418 or 9019 depending on design. Confirm with your broker or a binding ruling.
- Codes listed in two groups — Ceramic tile (6907.21), faucets (8481.80), LED drivers (8504.40), metal furniture (9403.20) and wooden cabinets (9403.60) appear in two product groups. Each code is counted once; the second listing links to the first.
HS codes and China import duty: common questions
How do I find the HS code for my product?
Search this page by product name or by the first digits of a code. The first six digits (HS6) are shared internationally, although customs in different countries sometimes classify the same product under a different code; each market then adds its own national digits, and the duty is set at that national line. Your customs broker, or a binding ruling from customs, confirms the final code.
Why does the same HS code pay a different duty in the US, EU, Canada and Australia?
Each market sets its own normal (MFN) rates and adds its own measures. The US adds Section 301, Section 232 and the forced-labor duty on Chinese goods; the EU charges only its normal duty plus anti-dumping on specific products; Canada adds surtaxes on some steel goods and wood cabinets; Australia charges 0% under ChAFTA with origin documents. Open any row and use "Same code elsewhere" to compare.
What does "AD/CVD may apply" mean for my code?
An anti-dumping or countervailing duty order may cover some products under that code. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the code alone, and the rate depends on the exporter. Open the row to see the lowest published rate for exporters with their own rate and the rate for all other Chinese exporters.
Why is the code on my supplier's invoice different from the one here?
Codes are often shown at different lengths (6, 8 or 10 digits), some codes were renumbered in HS 2022, and similar products can fall under neighbouring lines. See the classification notes below, and ask your broker to confirm the line before you order.
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This guide covers the products FelixDeco supplies. Send us the product details and destination and we will suggest the tariff line we would use and the duties in force, for your broker to confirm.
How we calculate these rates, and our sources
United States: verified European Union: verified Canada: verified Australia: verified
Method
- Base duty = the normal (MFN) duty plus every additional tariff that all importers of the product pay (for example US Section 301, Section 232 or Canada's surtaxes). It is the headline number on both pages.
- Anti-dumping and countervailing duties (AD/CVD) are set per exporter. We show them separately: the lowest published rate for an exporter with its own rate, and the rate for all other Chinese exporters. They apply only if your product falls within the order's written scope.
- Proposed measures and open investigations are shown for planning but are never added to any figure.
- Not included: customs fees (for example the US merchandise processing and harbor maintenance fees), import VAT or GST, freight and insurance. A landed-cost estimate adds these.
- How we verify: each rate is checked against the official schedule or notice linked beside it, researched twice independently and reconciled. Each market carries its own verified date.
Methodology update (): US figures now include the normal MFN duty, and anti-dumping/countervailing duties are shown separately by exporter tier instead of inside the headline rate, so some figures differ from earlier versions of these pages.
Official databases
- USITC Harmonized Tariff Schedule (United States) (opens in a new tab)
- Federal Register — US trade notices (opens in a new tab)
- TARIC — EU integrated tariff (opens in a new tab)
- EU trade defence investigations (DG TRADE) (opens in a new tab)
- Canada Customs Tariff (CBSA) (opens in a new tab)
- CBSA SIMA measures in force (Canada) (opens in a new tab)
- Australian Trade Remedies Commission (opens in a new tab)
Who compiles this
Compiled by FelixDeco's export team. FelixDeco is a building-materials and furniture supplier, not a law firm or customs broker. Spotted a change we missed? Tell us.
This page is general information for planning, not legal or customs advice. Duty depends on your product's exact classification and origin, on the exporter (for anti-dumping and countervailing duties) and on the date your goods are entered. Rates change often. Confirm classification and duty with a licensed customs broker before you order. FelixDeco is a building-materials supplier, not a customs broker.