China Import Tariffs on Building Materials by Country (2026)

As of Sep 29, 2026, the base import duty every importer pays on the Chinese building materials we track is 12.5–80.7% in the United States (median 41.1%), 0–12% in the EU, 0–34.5% in Canada and 0–5% in Australia (0% with a ChAFTA certificate of origin). Anti-dumping or countervailing duties can add more for some products, depending on the exporter.

Verified Sep 29, 2026 against official sources Duties last changed Sep 19, 2026 Next scheduled rate change: Jan 1, 2027 — US Section 232 duty on kitchen cabinets and vanities rises from 25% to 50%

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Base import duty on building materials from China, by market

Verified Sep 29, 2026

Base import duty on building materials made in China, by product group and destination market, before any anti-dumping or countervailing duty — verified Sep 29, 2026.
Product group	United States	European Union	Canada	Australia¹
Kitchen cabinets & vanitiesCabinets, vanities	50% AD/CVD Jan 2027	2.7%	25–34.5% Feb 2027	0–5%
Doors & windowsWood doors, aluminum windows	25.7–63.2% AD/CVD	0–6%	0–6.5% AD/CVD	0–5% AD/CVD
LightingLED fixtures, lamps	14.5–45.1%	0–4.7%	0–7%	0–5%
Bathroom ware & fixturesToilets, faucets, mirrors	18.3–50% AD/CVD	0–12%	0–18%	0–5%
Marble & tilePorcelain tile, marble	40–47.5% AD/CVD	1.7–5% AD/CVD	6–8%	0–5%
FurnitureSofas, tables, beds	37.5–50% AD/CVD Jan 2027	0–3.7% Case open	8–34.5% AD/CVD Feb 2027	0–5%
FlooringSPC, engineered wood	37.5–42.8% AD/CVD	0–6.5% AD/CVD	0–6.5%	0–5%
Kitchen equipment & appliancesHoods, ovens, sinks	15.2–53.4% AD/CVD Jan 2028	1.7–2.7% Case open	0–8% AD/CVD	0–5%
Switches, sockets & electricalSwitches, sockets	37.5–41%	0–3.2%	0–2.5%	0–5%
Spa, sauna & wellnessHot tubs, saunas	12.5–52.9%	0–6.5%	0–6.5% AD/CVD	0–5%
Countertops & engineered stoneQuartz, granite	41.2–62.5% AD/CVD Aug 2027	0–5% AD/CVD	5–8%	0–5% Import ban
Decorative wall panelsPVC, WPC panels	37.5–42.8%	6.5–7%	0–6.5%	0–5%
Door & furniture hardwareHinges, handrails	23.4–80.7% AD/CVD	0–7.5% AD/CVD	0–25% AD/CVD	0–5% AD/CVD

Base duty = normal (MFN) duty plus every additional tariff that all importers pay; ranges span the HS codes in each group. AD/CVD = an anti-dumping or countervailing duty may be added for some products, depending on the exporter. ▲ / ▼ = a scheduled increase / decrease affects the group. ¹ Australia: 0% with a ChAFTA certificate of origin; the upper figure is the general rate without one. Look up your exact HS code →

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United States: import duty on building materials from China

Verified Sep 29, 2026 · Duties last changed Sep 9, 2026

In short: Most building materials from China pay the normal (MFN) duty plus Section 301 (25%, or 7.5% for List 4A goods) and the 12.5% forced-labor duty in force since July 24, 2026. Steel, aluminum, cabinet, upholstered-furniture and softwood-lumber goods pay Section 232 instead of the forced-labor duty, and quartz surfaces also pay a Section 201 safeguard duty since August 15, 2026. Base duty on the codes we track: 12.5–80.7%.

Next date to watch Oct 1, 2026 — Commerce update on hardwood timber and lumber due to the President

Duty by product group — United States base duty · all importers

Kitchen cabinets & vanities Wooden kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities and cabinet parts 2 HS codes 50% base duty · all importers AD/CVD · depends on exporter Rises Jan 2027Decision Nov 2026

Every importer pays

How the 50% base duty for Kitchen cabinets & vanities → United States adds up
Normal duty (MFN, HTSUS column 1)by HTSUS line	0%
Section 301 China tariff (Lists 1-4A)HTSUS 9903.88.01-.04 (+25%) · 9903.88.15 (+7.5%) · U.S. note 20 · since Jul 6, 2018	+25%
Section 232 cabinets & vanities dutyHTSUS 9903.76.03 · U.S. note 37(f) · since Oct 14, 2025	+25%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 2 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	50%

Not charged, or only in some cases

Forced-labor duty (Section 301) — not charged: goods entered under Section 232 wood headings 9903.76.02/.03 do not pay it (HTS 9903.05.90, U.S. note 52(f)(4)) (9403.40)

May also apply — depends on the exporter

AD/CVD: wooden cabinets & vanities

A-570-106 / C-570-107 · in force since Apr 21, 2020 · 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)

Exporters with their own (separate) rate: varies by exporter (see below)
China-wide rate (all other Chinese exporters): +269.81%

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 cabinets and vanities for permanent installation (floor or wall mounted, ceiling hung or plumbed in), assembled, unassembled or flat-pack (RTA), and their wooden parts: frames, boxes, doors, drawers and drawer parts, back and end panels. If a vanity comes with a sink, faucet or countertop, only the wooden cabinet is covered. Not covered when entered separately: metal hinges, slides, handles and other non-wood hardware; aftermarket organiser inserts; decorative corbels and rosettes; certain small mirrored medicine cabinets. Also not covered: goods under the wooden bedroom furniture order or the 2018 hardwood plywood orders. 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 Apr 23, 2026. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

AD/CVD: quartz surfaces (A-570-084)

A-570-084 / C-570-085 · in force since Jul 11, 2019 · 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)

Exporters with their own (separate) rate: from +300.59%
China-wide rate (all other Chinese exporters): +371.47%

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).

Relevant to 9403.40. Covers slabs and other surfaces made mostly of silica (quartz, quartz powder, cristobalite) with a resin binder: countertops, vanity tops, backsplashes, bar and table tops, tiles, flooring, wall facing, shower surrounds, polished or not, fabricated or not, including Chinese quartz finished or fabricated in a third country. When quartz is imported attached to or with a vanity, cabinet, sink or furniture, only the quartz part is covered. Excludes quarried stone (granite, marble, quartzite, soapstone) and qualifying crushed-glass surfaces; sintered stone made without a resin binder is not quartz. 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 May 14, 2026. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

Coming up

Decision due around Nov 10, 2026: Normal deadline 120 days after the Jul 13, 2026 preliminary results, extendable to about Jan 9, 2027. If finalized as proposed: Yixing Pengjia and three other exporters move to 7.48% AD (Pengjia and Jiangsu Xiangsheng 5.48% CVD); Ancientree, KM Cabinetry, Oppein and three others move to the 251.64% China-wide AD rate; KM Cabinetry and Dalian Hualing get 113.08% CVD. New rates apply only from publication of the final results.
Scheduled Jan 1, 2027: Completed wooden kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities and their parts (9403.40.9060, 9403.60.8093, 9403.91.0080) go from 25% to 50%, unless the country of origin reaches a wood-products agreement with the US. China has none.
Sunset review August 2027: Commerce must start the review no later than 30 days before Sep 14, 2027, the fifth anniversary of the last continuation. The 216.01% China-wide duty stays in force while the review runs; it ends only if Commerce or the ITC finds revocation would not lead to renewed dumping and injury.

What to do

Ask the exporter for its legal name, the AD/CVD case number and its current company rate, in writing, before you order.
Duty is normally set by the date goods are entered for consumption, not the ship date — plan arrivals around the scheduled change.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

Sources: 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) · CBP CSMS #66492057 (Oct 10, 2025): Section 232 duties on timber, lumber and derivative products (opens in a new tab)

See the 2 HS codes for kitchen cabinets & vanities in United States → Get a landed-cost estimate for kitchen cabinets & vanities →

Doors & windows Wooden and aluminum doors, windows, sliding systems and door locks 3 HS codes 25.7–63.2% base duty · all importers AD/CVD · depends on exporter Deadline Oct 2026

Every importer pays

How the 25.7–63.2% base duty for Doors & windows → United States adds up
Normal duty (MFN, HTSUS column 1)by HTSUS line	4.8–5.7%
Section 301 China tariff (Lists 1-4A)HTSUS 9903.88.01-.04 (+25%) · 9903.88.15 (+7.5%) · U.S. note 20 · since Jul 6, 2018	+7.5–25%
Forced-labor duty (Section 301)HTSUS 9903.05.31 · U.S. note 52 · 91 FR 47318 · since Jul 24, 2026 · only 4418.29, 8301.40	+12.5%
Section 232 aluminum dutyHTSUS 9903.82.02 (50%) · 9903.82.09 (25%) · 9903.82.10 (15% in total) · U.S. note 16 · since Mar 23, 2018 · only 7610.10	+50%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 3 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	25.7–63.2%

Not charged, or only in some cases

Forced-labor duty (Section 301) — not charged: goods entered under a Section 232 metals heading do not pay it (HTS 9903.05.90, U.S. note 52(f)(1)) (7610.10)

May also apply — depends on the exporter

AD/CVD: wood mouldings & door frames

A-570-117 / C-570-118 · in force since Feb 16, 2021 · 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)

Exporters with their own (separate) rate: varies by exporter (see below)
China-wide rate (all other Chinese exporters): +241.43%

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).

Relevant to 4418.29. Covers continuously shaped wood, bamboo, LVL or wood-composite (composite under 50%) mouldings and millwork, finger-jointed or edge-glued blanks, interior paneling and jamb parts, and door components: rails, stiles, interior and exterior door frames or jambs, frame or jamb kits and packaged door trim or casing sets, even when shipped as part of a door kit. Not covered: finished and unfinished doors themselves; flooring; stair parts (treads, risers, balusters, newel posts, stringers); exterior fencing, decking and siding that is not LVL or finger-jointed; full countertop or butcher-block panels; short picture-frame parts; lumber; and goods under the multilayered wood flooring, cabinets, bedroom furniture or 2018 hardwood plywood orders. 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 Feb 24, 2026. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

AD/CVD: aluminum extrusions (A-570-967)

A-570-967 / C-570-968 · in force since May 26, 2011 · 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)

Exporters with their own (separate) rate: varies by exporter (see below)
China-wide rate (all other Chinese exporters): +93.38%

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).

Relevant to 7610.10. Covers extrusions of aluminum alloy series 1xxx, 3xxx and 6xxx, finished (painted, anodized) or fabricated, including parts for window frames, door frames, curtain walls and furniture, door thresholds and carpet or tile trim, and the extruded parts of partly assembled subassemblies. Excludes finished goods fully and permanently assembled at entry (e.g. windows with glass, doors with glass or vinyl), complete 'finished goods kits' (screws in the box do not make a kit), cast aluminum and high-copper, high-magnesium or high-zinc 2xxx/5xxx/7xxx alloys. Listed HTS include 7604.21/.29, 7608, 7610.10, 7610.90, 8302 hardware, 9403 furniture and parts, and 9405.99.4020, but the written scope decides. 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 Aug 17, 2026. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

AD/CVD: float glass (A-570-188)

A-570-188 / C-570-189 · in force since Mar 31, 2026 · 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)

Exporters with their own (separate) rate: from +171.02%
China-wide rate (all other Chinese exporters): +201.27%

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).

Relevant to 7610.10. Covers soda-lime float glass at least 2.0 mm thick and 0.37 m² (4.0 sq ft): clear, tinted or coated (incl. Low-E glass and frameless mirrors such as mirror stock), annealed, heat-strengthened or tempered, and further worked (cut, bevelled, drilled, etched); laminated glass; insulating glass units; LED mirrors (LEDs on the mirror or frame, without displays or audio); and tempered-glass tub and shower enclosure doors and panels (the glass only, not the hardware). Excludes framed mirrors without LEDs, unframed over-the-door mirrors ready for use, wired and patterned glass, vacuum insulating glass, vehicle glazing, certain solar glass and small washing-machine-lid glass, and products already covered by the aluminum extrusions orders. Listed HTS include 7005, 7007.29.0000, 7008.00.0000, 7009.91.5010, 7009.91.5095 and 7009.92.5010; may also enter 7610.10.0030 and 7610.90.0080. 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 Apr 24, 2026. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

Coming up

Deadline Oct 1, 2026: No duty yet. Commerce must report on hardwood imports by this date; the President may then decide whether to impose a Section 232 duty on hardwood timber, lumber and their derivatives. Nothing has been announced.
Decision due around Nov 9, 2026: Statutory outer limits are about Nov 4, 2026 (CVD) and Nov 9, 2026 (AD) unless deadlines are tolled. If finalized as proposed: Fujian Hongjia 31.82% AD and 49.65% CVD, Nanping Huatai 58.45% AD and 51.81% CVD, and Fujian Yinfeng's CVD up from 20.32% to 200.00%. The China-wide AD rate (220.87%) and CVD all-others rate (20.56%) do not change.
Decision due around Jan 31, 2027: Commerce's preliminary results for the AD review of May 2025 to April 2026 entries and the CVD review of 2025 entries are due about Jan 31, 2027 and are often extended (the last cycle's came in April 2026). Rates of the reviewed exporters could change.
Deadline April 2027: April 2027 is the first anniversary month of the float glass orders. Exporters, importers or U.S. producers can ask Commerce to review entries since the duties began; only the rates of reviewed companies can change.

What to do

Ask the exporter for its legal name, the AD/CVD case number and its current company rate, in writing, before you order.
This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

Sources: 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) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (Federal Register, July 28, 2026); CBP CSMS #69326983 (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #68855869 (June 5, 2026): Section 232 aluminum, steel and copper guidance and HTS list (opens in a new tab)

See the 3 HS codes for doors & windows in United States → Get a landed-cost estimate for doors & windows →

Lighting LED panels, downlights, chandeliers, lamps, outdoor lights and drivers 7 HS codes 14.5–45.1% base duty · all importers

Every importer pays

How the 14.5–45.1% base duty for Lighting → United States adds up
Normal duty (MFN, HTSUS column 1)by HTSUS line	0–7.6%
Section 301 China tariff (Lists 1-4A)HTSUS 9903.88.01-.04 (+25%) · 9903.88.15 (+7.5%) · U.S. note 20 · since Jul 6, 2018 · only 8504.40, 9405.19, 9405.11, 9405.29, 9405.42, 9405.61	+25%
Forced-labor duty (Section 301)HTSUS 9903.05.31 · U.S. note 52 · 91 FR 47318 · since Jul 24, 2026	+12.5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 7 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	14.5–45.1%

Not charged, or only in some cases

Section 301 China tariff (Lists 1-4A) — not charged: 8539.52.00 is not on any Section 301 list (U.S. note 20) (8539.52)

What to do

Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.

See the 7 HS codes for lighting in United States → Get a landed-cost estimate for lighting →

Bathroom ware & fixtures Toilets, basins, faucets, showers, bathtubs, LED mirrors and accessories 10 HS codes 18.3–50% base duty · all importers AD/CVD · depends on exporter Deadline Apr 2027

Every importer pays

How the 18.3–50% base duty for Bathroom ware & fixtures → United States adds up
Normal duty (MFN, HTSUS column 1)by HTSUS line	0–11.3%
Section 301 China tariff (Lists 1-4A)HTSUS 9903.88.01-.04 (+25%) · 9903.88.15 (+7.5%) · U.S. note 20 · since Jul 6, 2018 · only 3922.10, 3922.90, 3924.90, 4420.90, 6303.92, 7009.91, 7324.90, 8302.50, 8481.80	+7.5–25%
Forced-labor duty (Section 301)HTSUS 9903.05.31 · U.S. note 52 · 91 FR 47318 · since Jul 24, 2026 · only 3922.10, 3922.90, 3924.90, 4420.90, 6303.92, 6910.10, 7009.91, 8481.80; some products under 8302.50	+12.5%
Section 232 steel dutyHTSUS 9903.82.02 (50%) · 9903.82.09 (25%) · 9903.82.10 (15% in total) · U.S. note 16 · since Mar 23, 2018 · only 7324.90	+25%
Section 232 aluminum dutyHTSUS 9903.82.02 (50%) · 9903.82.09 (25%) · 9903.82.10 (15% in total) · U.S. note 16 · since Mar 23, 2018 · some products under 8302.50	+25%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 10 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	18.3–50%

Not charged, or only in some cases

Section 301 China tariff (Lists 1-4A) — not charged: 6910.10.00 is only on Section 301 List 4B (HTS 9903.88.16, U.S. note 20(u)), which is suspended and not collected (6910.10)
Forced-labor duty (Section 301) — not charged: goods entered under a Section 232 metals heading do not pay it (HTS 9903.05.90, U.S. note 52(f)(1)) (7324.90)
Forced-labor duty (Section 301) — not charged: Aluminium holders, bars and brackets, 15% or more aluminium by weight: goods entered under a Section 232 metals heading do not pay it (HTS 9903.05.90, U.S. note 52(f)(1)) (8302.50)
Section 232 aluminum duty — not charged: Stainless-steel, zinc-alloy or brass holders and brackets: 8302.50.00 is on the Section 232 aluminum list only (U.S. note 16(c)(vi)), so items with less than 15% aluminium by weight pay no Section 232 (8302.50)

May also apply — depends on the exporter

AD/CVD: float glass (A-570-188)

Exporters with their own (separate) rate: from +171.02%
China-wide rate (all other Chinese exporters): +201.27%

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).

Relevant to 7009.91. Covers soda-lime float glass at least 2.0 mm thick and 0.37 m² (4.0 sq ft): clear, tinted or coated (incl. Low-E glass and frameless mirrors such as mirror stock), annealed, heat-strengthened or tempered, and further worked (cut, bevelled, drilled, etched); laminated glass; insulating glass units; LED mirrors (LEDs on the mirror or frame, without displays or audio); and tempered-glass tub and shower enclosure doors and panels (the glass only, not the hardware). Excludes framed mirrors without LEDs, unframed over-the-door mirrors ready for use, wired and patterned glass, vacuum insulating glass, vehicle glazing, certain solar glass and small washing-machine-lid glass, and products already covered by the aluminum extrusions orders. Listed HTS include 7005, 7007.29.0000, 7008.00.0000, 7009.91.5010, 7009.91.5095 and 7009.92.5010; may also enter 7610.10.0030 and 7610.90.0080. 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 Apr 24, 2026. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

AD/CVD: aluminum extrusions (A-570-967)

Exporters with their own (separate) rate: varies by exporter (see below)
China-wide rate (all other Chinese exporters): +93.38%

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).

Relevant to 8302.50. Covers extrusions of aluminum alloy series 1xxx, 3xxx and 6xxx, finished (painted, anodized) or fabricated, including parts for window frames, door frames, curtain walls and furniture, door thresholds and carpet or tile trim, and the extruded parts of partly assembled subassemblies. Excludes finished goods fully and permanently assembled at entry (e.g. windows with glass, doors with glass or vinyl), complete 'finished goods kits' (screws in the box do not make a kit), cast aluminum and high-copper, high-magnesium or high-zinc 2xxx/5xxx/7xxx alloys. Listed HTS include 7604.21/.29, 7608, 7610.10, 7610.90, 8302 hardware, 9403 furniture and parts, and 9405.99.4020, but the written scope decides. 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 Aug 17, 2026. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

Coming up

Deadline April 2027: April 2027 is the first anniversary month of the float glass orders. Exporters, importers or U.S. producers can ask Commerce to review entries since the duties began; only the rates of reviewed companies can change.

What to do

Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
Ask the exporter for its legal name, the AD/CVD case number and its current company rate, in writing, before you order.

Sources: 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) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (Federal Register, July 28, 2026); CBP CSMS #69326983 (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #68855869 (June 5, 2026): Section 232 aluminum, steel and copper guidance and HTS list (opens in a new tab)

See the 10 HS codes for bathroom ware & fixtures in United States → Get a landed-cost estimate for bathroom ware & fixtures →

Marble & tile Ceramic and porcelain tile, marble tile and slabs 2 HS codes 40–47.5% base duty · all importers AD/CVD · depends on exporter

Every importer pays

How the 40–47.5% base duty for Marble & tile → United States adds up
Normal duty (MFN, HTSUS column 1)by HTSUS line	2.5–10%
Section 301 China tariff (Lists 1-4A)HTSUS 9903.88.01-.04 (+25%) · 9903.88.15 (+7.5%) · U.S. note 20 · since Jul 6, 2018	+25%
Forced-labor duty (Section 301)HTSUS 9903.05.31 · U.S. note 52 · 91 FR 47318 · since Jul 24, 2026	+12.5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 2 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	40–47.5%

May also apply — depends on the exporter

AD/CVD: ceramic tile (A-570-108)

A-570-108 / C-570-109 · in force since Jun 1, 2020 · 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)

Exporters with their own (separate) rate: from +562.52%
China-wide rate (all other Chinese exporters): +689.5%

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).

Relevant to 6907.21. Covers glazed and unglazed ceramic, porcelain and mosaic floor, wall, paving and hearth tile, including ceramic tile slabs or panels larger than 1 m², made of a fired mineral mixture that includes clay and under 3.2 cm thick, whatever the HTS line (listed: 6907.21 to 6907.40; may also enter 6914.10.8000, 6914.90.8000, 6905.10.0000, 6905.90.0050). Natural stone tile (marble, travertine, granite under 6802) and ceramic sanitary ware (6910) 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 Mar 2, 2026. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

What to do

Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
Ask the exporter for its legal name, the AD/CVD case number and its current company rate, in writing, before you order.

See the 2 HS codes for marble & tile in United States → Get a landed-cost estimate for marble & tile →

Furniture Sofas, chairs, tables, cabinets, wardrobes, beds and mattresses 7 HS codes 37.5–50% base duty · all importers AD/CVD · depends on exporter Rises Jan 2027Deadline Oct 2026

Every importer pays

How the 37.5–50% base duty for Furniture → United States adds up
Normal duty (MFN, HTSUS column 1)by HTSUS line	0–6%
Section 301 China tariff (Lists 1-4A)HTSUS 9903.88.01-.04 (+25%) · 9903.88.15 (+7.5%) · U.S. note 20 · since Jul 6, 2018	+25%
Forced-labor duty (Section 301)HTSUS 9903.05.31 · U.S. note 52 · 91 FR 47318 · since Jul 24, 2026 · only 9401.41, 9401.71, 9403.20, 9403.50, 9404.29; some products under 9403.60	+12.5%
Section 232 cabinets & vanities dutyHTSUS 9903.76.03 · U.S. note 37(f) · since Oct 14, 2025 · some products under 9403.60	+25%
Section 232 upholstered furniture dutyHTSUS 9903.76.02 · U.S. note 37(d) · since Oct 14, 2025 · only 9401.61	+25%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 7 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	37.5–50%

Not charged, or only in some cases

Forced-labor duty (Section 301) — not charged: goods entered under Section 232 wood headings 9903.76.02/.03 do not pay it (HTS 9903.05.90, U.S. note 52(f)(4)) (9401.61)
Forced-labor duty (Section 301) — not charged: Wooden bathroom vanities (9403.60.80.93): goods entered under Section 232 wood headings 9903.76.02/.03 do not pay it (HTS 9903.05.90, U.S. note 52(f)(4)) (9403.60)
Section 232 cabinets & vanities duty — not charged: Tables, TV cabinets, sideboards, nightstands and other wooden furniture: not a kitchen cabinet or vanity: entered under HTS 9903.76.04 at 0% (U.S. note 37(g)) (9403.60)

May also apply — depends on the exporter

AD/CVD: mattresses (A-570-092)

A-570-092 / C-570-128 · in force since Dec 16, 2019 · 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)

Exporters with their own (separate) rate: from +154.81%
China-wide rate (all other Chinese exporters): +1829.53%

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 1873.03% at the rate for all other Chinese exporters. Some named exporters pay other rates, sometimes higher (see above).

Relevant to 9401.41, 9404.29. Covers adult mattresses (over 35 x 72 x 3 inches nominal) and youth and crib mattresses, whether innerspring, foam (memory, latex, gel) or hybrid, imported alone, in a set with a foundation, or with sofa-bed and other furniture mechanisms (only the mattress is covered). Excludes futon mattresses, airbeds and waterbeds, convertible furniture whose filling is built into and inseparable from the frame, and uncovered innerspring units. Listed HTS: 9404.21.0010, 9404.21.0013, 9404.29.1005, 9404.29.1013, 9404.29.9085, 9404.29.9087; may also enter 9404.21.0095, 9404.29.1095, 9404.29.9095, 9401.40.0000, 9401.90.5081. 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 Jul 24, 2026. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

AD/CVD: tool chests (A-570-056)

A-570-056 / C-570-057 · in force since Jan 24, 2018 · 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)

Exporters with their own (separate) rate: from +108.33%
China-wide rate (all other Chinese exporters): +255.51%

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).

Relevant to 9403.20. Covers metal (carbon, alloy or stainless steel or other metal) tool chests and cabinets, including top and intermediate chests, tool cabinets, side cabinets, storage units, mobile work benches and work stations, that have all of: two or more drawers in each unit; width over 21 inches (side cabinets over 15 inches) but not over 60 inches; body depth over 10 but not over 24 inches; prepackaged for retail sale (e.g. boxed, with a UPC or product images). Assembled or unassembled, and including Chinese units assembled or packed in a third country. Excludes non-metal bodies; industrial-grade steel units (over 60 inches wide, or steel 0.047 inch or thicker with depth over 21 inches and weight above the order's width table); service carts with all of casters or wheels, an open or flat top or flat lid, at least 10 inches between the wheels and the bottom of the enclosed storage, and total height under 48 inches; non-mobile work benches with all of a solid top, zero to two side-by-side drawers, and legs with no solid panels enclosing the body; and hanging-file cabinets of 9403.10.0020. Listed HTS 9403.20.0021, .0026, .0030, .0080, .0090 and 7326.90.8688 (may also enter 7326.90.3500). Some of these suffixes predate the 2022 HTS; the written scope decides. 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 Feb 11, 2020. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

AD: wooden bedroom furniture

A-570-890 · in force since Jan 4, 2005 · Commerce, final results of the 2024 AD administrative review, 91 FR 52041 (Aug 12, 2026) (opens in a new tab)

Exporters with their own (separate) rate: varies by exporter (see below)
China-wide rate (all other Chinese exporters): +216.01%

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).

Relevant to 9403.50, 9403.60. Covers wooden bedroom furniture made substantially of wood (solid or engineered: plywood, particle board, fiberboard), assembled or not: beds (including loft and bunk beds), headboards, footboards, side rails and canopies; nightstands, dressers, chests of drawers, wardrobes, armoires, bedroom vanities (dressing tables), hutches; and framed mirrors attached to or sold with a dresser. Not covered: seats, chairs, benches, sofas, sofa beds and other seating; mattresses and box springs; office furniture; dining room and kitchen furniture; TV cabinets, coffee, end and occasional tables, bookcases and wall systems; bedroom furniture mainly of wicker, cane, bamboo or rattan; fully upholstered beds; metal furniture; and certain wall beds, shoe cabinets and slatted bed bases. 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 Aug 12, 2026. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

AD/CVD: wooden cabinets & vanities

Exporters with their own (separate) rate: varies by exporter (see below)
China-wide rate (all other Chinese exporters): +269.81%

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).

Relevant to 9403.60. Covers wooden cabinets and vanities for permanent installation (floor or wall mounted, ceiling hung or plumbed in), assembled, unassembled or flat-pack (RTA), and their wooden parts: frames, boxes, doors, drawers and drawer parts, back and end panels. If a vanity comes with a sink, faucet or countertop, only the wooden cabinet is covered. Not covered when entered separately: metal hinges, slides, handles and other non-wood hardware; aftermarket organiser inserts; decorative corbels and rosettes; certain small mirrored medicine cabinets. Also not covered: goods under the wooden bedroom furniture order or the 2018 hardwood plywood orders. 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 Apr 23, 2026. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

AD/CVD: quartz surfaces (A-570-084)

Exporters with their own (separate) rate: from +300.59%
China-wide rate (all other Chinese exporters): +371.47%

Relevant to 9403.60. Covers slabs and other surfaces made mostly of silica (quartz, quartz powder, cristobalite) with a resin binder: countertops, vanity tops, backsplashes, bar and table tops, tiles, flooring, wall facing, shower surrounds, polished or not, fabricated or not, including Chinese quartz finished or fabricated in a third country. When quartz is imported attached to or with a vanity, cabinet, sink or furniture, only the quartz part is covered. Excludes quarried stone (granite, marble, quartzite, soapstone) and qualifying crushed-glass surfaces; sintered stone made without a resin binder is not quartz. 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 May 14, 2026. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

Coming up

Deadline Oct 1, 2026: No duty yet. Commerce must report on hardwood imports by this date; the President may then decide whether to impose a Section 232 duty on hardwood timber, lumber and their derivatives. Nothing has been announced.
Decision due Oct 13, 2026: The USITC has scheduled its notational vote in the expedited five-year review of the countervailing duty order on Chinese mattresses (97.78%) for Oct 13, 2026; results are posted that day. Comments closed Sept 29, 2026, and the latest statutory date is about Nov 27, 2026. The order stays in force unless the vote is negative; the formal USITC and Commerce notices follow later.
Exclusions end Nov 9, 2026: The 178 Section 301 exclusions cover entries through 11:59 p.m. EDT on November 9, 2026. Without an extension, excluded products then pay the full 25% Section 301 duty. Among the lines we track, these are ground-fault and arc-fault circuit interrupters (8536.30.8000), passive-infrared (PIR) motion-sensing switches (8536.50.7000), certain unassembled non-household upholstered metal-frame chairs 48-61 cm wide (9401.71.0031), electrically powered air-purification equipment weighing less than 36 kg (8421.39.0115) and glass-front commercial refrigerated display cases (8418.50.0080). No extension notice has been published, although the US-China truce was announced as extended to January 10, 2027.
Decision due around Nov 10, 2026: Normal deadline 120 days after the Jul 13, 2026 preliminary results, extendable to about Jan 9, 2027. If finalized as proposed: Yixing Pengjia and three other exporters move to 7.48% AD (Pengjia and Jiangsu Xiangsheng 5.48% CVD); Ancientree, KM Cabinetry, Oppein and three others move to the 251.64% China-wide AD rate; KM Cabinetry and Dalian Hualing get 113.08% CVD. New rates apply only from publication of the final results.
Scheduled Jan 1, 2027: Upholstered seats with wooden frames on 9401.61.4011, .4031, .6011 and .6031 go from 25% to 30%, unless the country of origin reaches a wood-products agreement with the US. China has none.
Scheduled Jan 1, 2027: Completed wooden kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities and their parts (9403.40.9060, 9403.60.8093, 9403.91.0080) go from 25% to 50%, unless the country of origin reaches a wood-products agreement with the US. China has none.
Decision due around Jan 31, 2027: Commerce's preliminary results in the first administrative review of the mattress CVD order (calendar 2025) are due about Jan 31, 2027 unless extended. The 97.78% rate could change for the reviewed companies.
Sunset review August 2027: Commerce must start the review no later than 30 days before Sep 14, 2027, the fifth anniversary of the last continuation. The 216.01% China-wide duty stays in force while the review runs; it ends only if Commerce or the ITC finds revocation would not lead to renewed dumping and injury.

What to do

Ask the exporter for its legal name, the AD/CVD case number and its current company rate, in writing, before you order.
This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

Sources: 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) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (Federal Register, July 28, 2026); CBP CSMS #69326983 (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #66492057 (Oct 10, 2025): Section 232 duties on timber, lumber and derivative products (opens in a new tab)

See the 7 HS codes for furniture in United States → Get a landed-cost estimate for furniture →

Flooring SPC, engineered wood flooring, stair treads and floor tile 3 HS codes 37.5–42.8% base duty · all importers AD/CVD · depends on exporter Deadline Oct 2026

Every importer pays

How the 37.5–42.8% base duty for Flooring → United States adds up
Normal duty (MFN, HTSUS column 1)by HTSUS line	0–5.3%
Section 301 China tariff (Lists 1-4A)HTSUS 9903.88.01-.04 (+25%) · 9903.88.15 (+7.5%) · U.S. note 20 · since Jul 6, 2018	+25%
Forced-labor duty (Section 301)HTSUS 9903.05.31 · U.S. note 52 · 91 FR 47318 · since Jul 24, 2026	+12.5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 3 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	37.5–42.8%

May also apply — depends on the exporter

AD/CVD: multilayered wood flooring

A-570-970 / C-570-971 · in force since Dec 8, 2011 · 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)

Exporters with their own (separate) rate: varies by exporter (see below)
China-wide rate (all other Chinese exporters): +86.63%

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).

Relevant to 4418.75. Covers flooring made of two or more wood veneer plies bonded to a core (at least three layers in total), whatever the wood species, thickness, finish or click/tongue-and-groove system; the core can be plywood, MDF, HDF, particle board, lumber strips or stone/plastic composite. Not covered: solid (single-piece) wood flooring, laminate flooring (paper decor on HDF), cork flooring, bamboo flooring, and vinyl/SPC flooring without wood veneer plies. 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 Sep 19, 2025. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

Coming up

Deadline Oct 1, 2026: No duty yet. Commerce must report on hardwood imports by this date; the President may then decide whether to impose a Section 232 duty on hardwood timber, lumber and their derivatives. Nothing has been announced.

What to do

Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
Ask the exporter for its legal name, the AD/CVD case number and its current company rate, in writing, before you order.

See the 3 HS codes for flooring in United States → Get a landed-cost estimate for flooring →

Kitchen equipment & appliances Range hoods, ovens, fridges, dishwashers, sinks, faucets and food machines 10 HS codes 15.2–53.4% base duty · all importers AD/CVD · depends on exporter Rises Jan 2028

Every importer pays

How the 15.2–53.4% base duty for Kitchen equipment & appliances → United States adds up
Normal duty (MFN, HTSUS column 1)by HTSUS line	0–4.2%
Section 301 China tariff (Lists 1-4A)HTSUS 9903.88.01-.04 (+25%) · 9903.88.15 (+7.5%) · U.S. note 20 · since Jul 6, 2018 · only 7324.10, 8414.60, 8418.40, 8418.69, 8419.81, 8421.39, 8422.11; some products under 8516.60, 9403.99	+7.5–25%
Forced-labor duty (Section 301)HTSUS 9903.05.31 · U.S. note 52 · 91 FR 47318 · since Jul 24, 2026 · only 8414.60, 8418.69, 8421.39, 8509.40; some products under 8418.40, 8419.81, 8422.11, 8516.60, 9403.99	+12.5%
Section 232 steel dutyHTSUS 9903.82.02 (50%) · 9903.82.09 (25%) · 9903.82.10 (15% in total) · U.S. note 16 · since Mar 23, 2018 · only 7324.10; some products under 8418.40, 8419.81, 8422.11, 8516.60, 9403.99	+15–25%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 10 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	15.2–53.4%

Not charged, or only in some cases

Forced-labor duty (Section 301) — not charged: goods entered under a Section 232 metals heading do not pay it (HTS 9903.05.90, U.S. note 52(f)(1)) (7324.10)
Forced-labor duty (Section 301) — not charged: Chest freezers up to 800 L (8418.30) and upright freezers up to 900 L (8418.40), 15% or more steel by weight: goods entered under a Section 232 metals heading do not pay it (HTS 9903.05.90, U.S. note 52(f)(1)) (8418.40)
Section 232 steel duty — not charged: Upright freezers over 900 L (8418.69.01.80) and glass-door display freezers (8418.50.00.40): 8418.69 and 8418.50 are not on the Section 232 lists (8418.40)
Section 232 steel duty — not charged: Griddles, grills and salamanders (8419.81.90.40): 8419.81.90 is not on the Section 232 lists (8419.81)
Forced-labor duty (Section 301) — not charged: Commercial ranges and ovens (8419.81.50.80), 15% or more steel by weight: goods entered under a Section 232 metals heading do not pay it (HTS 9903.05.90, U.S. note 52(f)(1)) (8419.81)
Forced-labor duty (Section 301) — not charged: Dishwashers with 15% or more steel by weight: goods entered under a Section 232 metals heading do not pay it (HTS 9903.05.90, U.S. note 52(f)(1)) (8422.11)
Section 232 steel duty — not charged: Dishwashers with less than 15% steel by weight: less than 15% steel by weight: entered under HTS 9903.82.03 at 0% (U.S. note 16) (8422.11)
Section 301 China tariff (Lists 1-4A) — not charged: 8509.40.00 is only on Section 301 List 4B (HTS 9903.88.16, U.S. note 20(u)), which is suspended and not collected (8509.40)
Forced-labor duty (Section 301) — not charged: Ovens, cookers and hobs with 15% or more steel by weight (8516.60.40): goods entered under a Section 232 metals heading do not pay it (HTS 9903.05.90, U.S. note 52(f)(1)) (8516.60)
Section 232 steel duty — not charged: Ovens, cookers and hobs with less than 15% steel by weight (8516.60.40): less than 15% steel by weight: entered under HTS 9903.82.03 at 0% (U.S. note 16) (8516.60)
Section 301 China tariff (Lists 1-4A) — not charged: Household waffle makers (8516.79.00): 8516.79.00 is only on Section 301 List 4B (HTS 9903.88.16, U.S. note 20(u)), which is suspended and not collected (8516.60)
Section 232 steel duty — not charged: Entered as a cabinet furniture part (9403.99.90.45): 9403.99.90.45 is not on the Section 232 lists (9403.99)
Forced-labor duty (Section 301) — not charged: Entered as a steel-wire household article (7323.99.90.80): goods entered under a Section 232 metals heading do not pay it (HTS 9903.05.90, U.S. note 52(f)(1)) (9403.99)
Section 301 China tariff (Lists 1-4A) — not charged: Entered as a stainless-steel household article (7323.93.00.80): 7323.93.00 is only on Section 301 List 4B (HTS 9903.88.16, U.S. note 20(u)), which is suspended and not collected (9403.99)
Forced-labor duty (Section 301) — not charged: Entered as a stainless-steel household article (7323.93.00.80): goods entered under a Section 232 metals heading do not pay it (HTS 9903.05.90, U.S. note 52(f)(1)) (9403.99)

May also apply — depends on the exporter

AD/CVD: stainless sinks (A-570-983)

A-570-983 / C-570-984 · in force since Apr 11, 2013 · 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)

Exporters with their own (separate) rate: from +10.29%
China-wide rate (all other Chinese exporters): +84.96%

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).

Relevant to 7324.10. Covers stainless steel sinks with one or more drawn bowls (formed without seams, with smooth rounded corners) of any size, gauge, finish or mounting (top-mount, undermount, flush), including multi-bowl sinks welded into one unit; faucets, strainers or other accessories sold with the sink do not take it out of scope. Excludes sinks with fabricated bowls (notched, bent and welded corners, often called 'zero radius'). HTS 7324.10.0010; other stainless sinks (7324.10.0050), ceramic (6910) and acrylic (3922) 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 Nov 6, 2023. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

AD/CVD: quartz surfaces (A-570-084)

Exporters with their own (separate) rate: from +300.59%
China-wide rate (all other Chinese exporters): +371.47%

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).

Relevant to 7324.10. Covers slabs and other surfaces made mostly of silica (quartz, quartz powder, cristobalite) with a resin binder: countertops, vanity tops, backsplashes, bar and table tops, tiles, flooring, wall facing, shower surrounds, polished or not, fabricated or not, including Chinese quartz finished or fabricated in a third country. When quartz is imported attached to or with a vanity, cabinet, sink or furniture, only the quartz part is covered. Excludes quarried stone (granite, marble, quartzite, soapstone) and qualifying crushed-glass surfaces; sintered stone made without a resin binder is not quartz. 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 May 14, 2026. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

Coming up

Exclusions end Nov 9, 2026: The 178 Section 301 exclusions cover entries through 11:59 p.m. EDT on November 9, 2026. Without an extension, excluded products then pay the full 25% Section 301 duty. Among the lines we track, these are ground-fault and arc-fault circuit interrupters (8536.30.8000), passive-infrared (PIR) motion-sensing switches (8536.50.7000), certain unassembled non-household upholstered metal-frame chairs 48-61 cm wide (9401.71.0031), electrically powered air-purification equipment weighing less than 36 kg (8421.39.0115) and glass-front commercial refrigerated display cases (8418.50.0080). No extension notice has been published, although the US-China truce was announced as extended to January 10, 2027.
Scheduled Jan 1, 2028: For entries from 12:01 a.m. EST on January 1, 2028, Annex III goods such as 8419.81.50 cooking stoves, ranges and ovens, agricultural equipment and residential HVAC units and parts pay the standard 25% Section 232 derivative rate on top of MFN. Until 11:59 p.m. EST on December 31, 2027 they pay 15% in total (MFN plus Section 232).

What to do

Ask the exporter for its legal name, the AD/CVD case number and its current company rate, in writing, before you order.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.

Sources: 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) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (Federal Register, July 28, 2026); CBP CSMS #69326983 (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #68855869 (June 5, 2026): Section 232 aluminum, steel and copper guidance and HTS list (opens in a new tab)

See the 10 HS codes for kitchen equipment & appliances in United States → Get a landed-cost estimate for kitchen equipment & appliances →

Switches, sockets & electrical Wall switches, sockets, breakers, smart panels and generators 8 HS codes 37.5–41% base duty · all importers

Every importer pays

How the 37.5–41% base duty for Switches, sockets & electrical → United States adds up
Normal duty (MFN, HTSUS column 1)by HTSUS line	0–3.5%
Section 301 China tariff (Lists 1-4A)HTSUS 9903.88.01-.04 (+25%) · 9903.88.15 (+7.5%) · U.S. note 20 · since Jul 6, 2018	+25%
Forced-labor duty (Section 301)HTSUS 9903.05.31 · U.S. note 52 · 91 FR 47318 · since Jul 24, 2026	+12.5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 8 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	37.5–41%

Coming up

Exclusions end Nov 9, 2026: The 178 Section 301 exclusions cover entries through 11:59 p.m. EDT on November 9, 2026. Without an extension, excluded products then pay the full 25% Section 301 duty. Among the lines we track, these are ground-fault and arc-fault circuit interrupters (8536.30.8000), passive-infrared (PIR) motion-sensing switches (8536.50.7000), certain unassembled non-household upholstered metal-frame chairs 48-61 cm wide (9401.71.0031), electrically powered air-purification equipment weighing less than 36 kg (8421.39.0115) and glass-front commercial refrigerated display cases (8418.50.0080). No extension notice has been published, although the US-China truce was announced as extended to January 10, 2027.

What to do

Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

See the 8 HS codes for switches, sockets & electrical in United States → Get a landed-cost estimate for switches, sockets & electrical →

Spa, sauna & wellness Hot tubs, cold plunge tubs, saunas, steam rooms and massage chairs 3 HS codes 12.5–52.9% base duty · all importers

Every importer pays

How the 12.5–52.9% base duty for Spa, sauna & wellness → United States adds up
Normal duty (MFN, HTSUS column 1)by HTSUS line	0–6.3%
Section 301 China tariff (Lists 1-4A)HTSUS 9903.88.01-.04 (+25%) · 9903.88.15 (+7.5%) · U.S. note 20 · since Jul 6, 2018 · only 9406.10; some products under 9019.10	+7.5–25%
Forced-labor duty (Section 301)HTSUS 9903.05.31 · U.S. note 52 · 91 FR 47318 · since Jul 24, 2026 · some products under 9406.10, 9019.10	+12.5%
Section 232 steel dutyHTSUS 9903.82.02 (50%) · 9903.82.09 (25%) · 9903.82.10 (15% in total) · U.S. note 16 · since Mar 23, 2018 · some products under 9406.10, 9019.10	+25%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 3 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	12.5–52.9%

Not charged, or only in some cases

Forced-labor duty (Section 301) — not charged: Steel-framed steam rooms, 15% or more steel by weight (9406.90.01.30 / 9406.20.00): goods entered under a Section 232 metals heading do not pay it (HTS 9903.05.90, U.S. note 52(f)(1)) (9406.10)
Section 301 China tariff (Lists 1-4A) — not charged: 9019.10.20 is not on any Section 301 list (U.S. note 20) (9019.10)
Section 301 China tariff (Lists 1-4A) — not charged: Full-body massage chairs (9019.10.20): 9019.10.20 is not on any Section 301 list (U.S. note 20) (9019.10)
Forced-labor duty (Section 301) — not charged: Stainless-steel cold plunge tubs (7324.29.00): goods entered under a Section 232 metals heading do not pay it (HTS 9903.05.90, U.S. note 52(f)(1)) (9019.10)

What to do

This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

Sources: 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) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (Federal Register, July 28, 2026); CBP CSMS #69326983 (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #68855869 (June 5, 2026): Section 232 aluminum, steel and copper guidance and HTS list (opens in a new tab)

See the 3 HS codes for spa, sauna & wellness in United States → Get a landed-cost estimate for spa, sauna & wellness →

Countertops & engineered stone Granite, quartz and sintered stone countertops 2 HS codes 41.2–62.5% base duty · all importers AD/CVD · depends on exporter Falls Aug 2027

Every importer pays

How the 41.2–62.5% base duty for Countertops & engineered stone → United States adds up
Normal duty (MFN, HTSUS column 1)by HTSUS line	0–9%
Section 301 China tariff (Lists 1-4A)HTSUS 9903.88.01-.04 (+25%) · 9903.88.15 (+7.5%) · U.S. note 20 · since Jul 6, 2018	+25%
Forced-labor duty (Section 301)HTSUS 9903.05.31 · U.S. note 52 · 91 FR 47318 · since Jul 24, 2026	+12.5%
Quartz safeguard (Section 201)HTSUS 9903.45.30 (in quota) / 9903.45.31 (over quota) · U.S. note 41 · since Aug 15, 2026 · some products under 6810.99	+25%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 2 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	41.2–62.5%

Not charged, or only in some cases

Quartz safeguard (Section 201) — not charged: Sintered stone and porcelain slabs (6914.10.80 / 6914.90.80): fired slabs without a resin binder are not quartz surface products (U.S. note 41) (6810.99)

May also apply — depends on the exporter

AD/CVD: quartz surfaces (A-570-084)

Exporters with their own (separate) rate: from +300.59%
China-wide rate (all other Chinese exporters): +371.47%

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).

Relevant to 6810.99. Covers slabs and other surfaces made mostly of silica (quartz, quartz powder, cristobalite) with a resin binder: countertops, vanity tops, backsplashes, bar and table tops, tiles, flooring, wall facing, shower surrounds, polished or not, fabricated or not, including Chinese quartz finished or fabricated in a third country. When quartz is imported attached to or with a vanity, cabinet, sink or furniture, only the quartz part is covered. Excludes quarried stone (granite, marble, quartzite, soapstone) and qualifying crushed-glass surfaces; sintered stone made without a resin binder is not quartz. 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 May 14, 2026. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

AD/CVD: ceramic tile (A-570-108)

Exporters with their own (separate) rate: from +562.52%
China-wide rate (all other Chinese exporters): +689.5%

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).

Relevant to 6810.99. Covers glazed and unglazed ceramic, porcelain and mosaic floor, wall, paving and hearth tile, including ceramic tile slabs or panels larger than 1 m², made of a fired mineral mixture that includes clay and under 3.2 cm thick, whatever the HTS line (listed: 6907.21 to 6907.40; may also enter 6914.10.8000, 6914.90.8000, 6905.10.0000, 6905.90.0050). Natural stone tile (marble, travertine, granite under 6802) and ceramic sanitary ware (6910) 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 Mar 2, 2026. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

Coming up

Scheduled Aug 15, 2027: For quartz surface products entered from August 15, 2027 through August 14, 2028, the Section 201 safeguard duty falls from 25% to 23% within the quota and from 50% to 49% over the quota.
Scheduled Aug 15, 2028: For quartz surface products entered from August 15, 2028 through August 14, 2029, the Section 201 safeguard duty falls from 23% to 21% within the quota and from 49% to 48% over the quota.
Scheduled Aug 15, 2029: For quartz surface products entered from August 15, 2029 through August 14, 2030, the Section 201 safeguard duty falls from 21% to 19% within the quota and from 48% to 47% over the quota. The safeguard is scheduled to end after August 14, 2030.

What to do

Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
Ask the exporter for its legal name, the AD/CVD case number and its current company rate, in writing, before you order.
Duty is normally set by the date goods are entered for consumption, not the ship date — plan arrivals around the scheduled change.

Sources: 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) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (Federal Register, July 28, 2026); CBP CSMS #69326983 (opens in a new tab) · 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)

See the 2 HS codes for countertops & engineered stone in United States → Get a landed-cost estimate for countertops & engineered stone →

Decorative wall panels PVC, WPC and resin wall panels 3 HS codes 37.5–42.8% base duty · all importers

Every importer pays

How the 37.5–42.8% base duty for Decorative wall panels → United States adds up
Normal duty (MFN, HTSUS column 1)by HTSUS line	0–5.3%
Section 301 China tariff (Lists 1-4A)HTSUS 9903.88.01-.04 (+25%) · 9903.88.15 (+7.5%) · U.S. note 20 · since Jul 6, 2018	+25%
Forced-labor duty (Section 301)HTSUS 9903.05.31 · U.S. note 52 · 91 FR 47318 · since Jul 24, 2026	+12.5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 3 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	37.5–42.8%

What to do

This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

See the 3 HS codes for decorative wall panels in United States → Get a landed-cost estimate for decorative wall panels →

Door & furniture hardware Hinges, door closers, mountings, handrails and aluminum trims 6 HS codes 23.4–80.7% base duty · all importers AD/CVD · depends on exporter Decision Jan 2027

Every importer pays

How the 23.4–80.7% base duty for Door & furniture hardware → United States adds up
Normal duty (MFN, HTSUS column 1)by HTSUS line	0–5.7%
Section 301 China tariff (Lists 1-4A)HTSUS 9903.88.01-.04 (+25%) · 9903.88.15 (+7.5%) · U.S. note 20 · since Jul 6, 2018	+7.5–25%
Forced-labor duty (Section 301)HTSUS 9903.05.31 · U.S. note 52 · 91 FR 47318 · since Jul 24, 2026 · some products under 8302.10, 8302.41, 8302.42, 8302.60	+12.5%
Section 232 steel dutyHTSUS 9903.82.02 (50%) · 9903.82.09 (25%) · 9903.82.10 (15% in total) · U.S. note 16 · since Mar 23, 2018 · only 7308.90; some products under 8302.10, 8302.41, 8302.42	+25–50%
Section 232 aluminum dutyHTSUS 9903.82.02 (50%) · 9903.82.09 (25%) · 9903.82.10 (15% in total) · U.S. note 16 · since Mar 23, 2018 · only 7610.90; some products under 8302.42, 8302.60	+25–50%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 6 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	23.4–80.7%

Not charged, or only in some cases

Forced-labor duty (Section 301) — not charged: goods entered under a Section 232 metals heading do not pay it (HTS 9903.05.90, U.S. note 52(f)(1)) (7308.90)
Forced-labor duty (Section 301) — not charged: Steel or stainless-steel hinges, 15% or more steel by weight (8302.10.60): goods entered under a Section 232 metals heading do not pay it (HTS 9903.05.90, U.S. note 52(f)(1)) (8302.10)
Section 232 steel duty — not charged: Zinc-alloy, brass or other hinges (no Section 232): less than 15% steel and aluminium by weight (zinc and brass do not count): entered under HTS 9903.82.03 at 0% (U.S. note 16); brass hinges (8302.10.90) are on no Section 232 list (8302.10)
Forced-labor duty (Section 301) — not charged: Steel or stainless-steel fittings, 15% or more steel by weight (8302.41.60): goods entered under a Section 232 metals heading do not pay it (HTS 9903.05.90, U.S. note 52(f)(1)) (8302.41)
Section 232 steel duty — not charged: Zinc-alloy, brass or other fittings (no Section 232): less than 15% steel and aluminium by weight (zinc and brass do not count): entered under HTS 9903.82.03 at 0% (U.S. note 16); brass fittings (8302.41.90) are on no Section 232 list (8302.41)
Forced-labor duty (Section 301) — not charged: Steel drawer slides and fittings, 15% or more steel by weight (8302.42.30): goods entered under a Section 232 metals heading do not pay it (HTS 9903.05.90, U.S. note 52(f)(1)) (8302.42)
Forced-labor duty (Section 301) — not charged: Aluminium handles and profile fittings, 15% or more aluminium by weight (8302.42.30): goods entered under a Section 232 metals heading do not pay it (HTS 9903.05.90, U.S. note 52(f)(1)) (8302.42)
Section 232 steel duty — not charged: Zinc-alloy, brass or other fittings (no Section 232): less than 15% steel and aluminium by weight (zinc and brass do not count): entered under HTS 9903.82.03 at 0% (U.S. note 16); other base-metal fittings (8302.42.60) are on no Section 232 list (8302.42)
Forced-labor duty (Section 301) — not charged: Closers with an aluminium body, 15% or more aluminium by weight: goods entered under a Section 232 metals heading do not pay it (HTS 9903.05.90, U.S. note 52(f)(1)) (8302.60)
Section 232 aluminum duty — not charged: Closers with a steel or cast-iron body: 8302.60.30 is on the Section 232 aluminum list only (U.S. note 16(c)(vi)), so closers with less than 15% aluminium by weight pay no Section 232 (8302.60)

May also apply — depends on the exporter

AD/CVD: aluminum extrusions (A-570-967)

Exporters with their own (separate) rate: varies by exporter (see below)
China-wide rate (all other Chinese exporters): +93.38%

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).

Relevant to 7610.90, 8302.41, 8302.42. Covers extrusions of aluminum alloy series 1xxx, 3xxx and 6xxx, finished (painted, anodized) or fabricated, including parts for window frames, door frames, curtain walls and furniture, door thresholds and carpet or tile trim, and the extruded parts of partly assembled subassemblies. Excludes finished goods fully and permanently assembled at entry (e.g. windows with glass, doors with glass or vinyl), complete 'finished goods kits' (screws in the box do not make a kit), cast aluminum and high-copper, high-magnesium or high-zinc 2xxx/5xxx/7xxx alloys. Listed HTS include 7604.21/.29, 7608, 7610.10, 7610.90, 8302 hardware, 9403 furniture and parts, and 9405.99.4020, but the written scope decides. 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 Aug 17, 2026. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

Coming up

Decision due around Jan 31, 2027: Commerce's preliminary results for the AD review of May 2025 to April 2026 entries and the CVD review of 2025 entries are due about Jan 31, 2027 and are often extended (the last cycle's came in April 2026). Rates of the reviewed exporters could change.

What to do

Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
Ask the exporter for its legal name, the AD/CVD case number and its current company rate, in writing, before you order.

Sources: 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) · USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (Federal Register, July 28, 2026); CBP CSMS #69326983 (opens in a new tab) · CBP CSMS #68855869 (June 5, 2026): Section 232 aluminum, steel and copper guidance and HTS list (opens in a new tab)

See the 6 HS codes for door & furniture hardware in United States → Get a landed-cost estimate for door & furniture hardware →

Duty is set by the exact tariff line, not the product group. Look up your exact HS code for United States →

What's next — United States

Oct 1, 2026

Commerce update on hardwood timber and lumber due to the President

No duty yet. Commerce must report on hardwood imports by this date; the President may then decide whether to impose a Section 232 duty on hardwood timber, lumber and their derivatives. Nothing has been announced.

Deadline Flooring Doors & windows Furniture Proclamation 10976, clause 9 (90 FR 48127) (opens in a new tab)
Oct 13, 2026

USITC votes on keeping the mattress CVD order

The USITC has scheduled its notational vote in the expedited five-year review of the countervailing duty order on Chinese mattresses (97.78%) for Oct 13, 2026; results are posted that day. Comments closed Sept 29, 2026, and the latest statutory date is about Nov 27, 2026. The order stays in force unless the vote is negative; the formal USITC and Commerce notices follow later.

Decision due Furniture USITC calendar: Vote (notational), Mattresses from Cambodia, China, Malaysia, Serbia, Thailand, Turkey, and Vietnam, Inv. Nos. 701-TA-645 and 731-TA-1495, 1497-1501 (Review), Oct 13, 2026; scheduling notice 91 FR 51745 (Aug 11, 2026) (opens in a new tab)
around Oct 14, 2026

Commerce decides whether to open AD/CVD cases on Chinese wooden fence pickets

Due 20 days after the Sep 24, 2026 petition unless Commerce extends it. Opening the cases does not start any duty; no deposits are collected at this stage.

Decision due USITC institution notice, 91 FR 61438 (opens in a new tab)
Nov 9, 2026

Section 301 product exclusions end unless USTR extends them

The 178 Section 301 exclusions cover entries through 11:59 p.m. EDT on November 9, 2026. Without an extension, excluded products then pay the full 25% Section 301 duty. Among the lines we track, these are ground-fault and arc-fault circuit interrupters (8536.30.8000), passive-infrared (PIR) motion-sensing switches (8536.50.7000), certain unassembled non-household upholstered metal-frame chairs 48-61 cm wide (9401.71.0031), electrically powered air-purification equipment weighing less than 36 kg (8421.39.0115) and glass-front commercial refrigerated display cases (8418.50.0080). No extension notice has been published, although the US-China truce was announced as extended to January 10, 2027.

Exclusions end Switches, sockets & electrical Furniture Kitchen equipment & appliances Federal Register 2025-21671 (90 FR 55232), Notice of Product Exclusion Extensions, Dec. 1, 2025 (opens in a new tab)
around Nov 9, 2026

Final results due in the 2024-25 reviews of Chinese wood mouldings and door frames

Statutory outer limits are about Nov 4, 2026 (CVD) and Nov 9, 2026 (AD) unless deadlines are tolled. If finalized as proposed: Fujian Hongjia 31.82% AD and 49.65% CVD, Nanping Huatai 58.45% AD and 51.81% CVD, and Fujian Yinfeng's CVD up from 20.32% to 200.00%. The China-wide AD rate (220.87%) and CVD all-others rate (20.56%) do not change.

Decision due Doors & windows Commerce, preliminary results of the 2024-25 AD review, 91 FR 26999 (May 13, 2026); CVD 91 FR 25341 (May 8, 2026) (opens in a new tab)
Nov 9, 2026

USITC preliminary injury vote on Chinese wooden fence pickets

Due Nov 9, 2026 unless Commerce extends its initiation deadline. A negative vote ends the case; an affirmative vote leads to Commerce's preliminary duty decisions, when provisional cash deposits can start.

Decision due USITC institution notice, 91 FR 61438 (opens in a new tab)
around Nov 10, 2026

Final results due in the 2024-25 reviews of Chinese wooden cabinets and vanities

Normal deadline 120 days after the Jul 13, 2026 preliminary results, extendable to about Jan 9, 2027. If finalized as proposed: Yixing Pengjia and three other exporters move to 7.48% AD (Pengjia and Jiangsu Xiangsheng 5.48% CVD); Ancientree, KM Cabinetry, Oppein and three others move to the 251.64% China-wide AD rate; KM Cabinetry and Dalian Hualing get 113.08% CVD. New rates apply only from publication of the final results.

Decision due Kitchen cabinets & vanities Furniture Commerce, preliminary results of the 2024-25 AD review, 91 FR 42922 (Jul 13, 2026); CVD 91 FR 42934 (opens in a new tab)
Jan 1, 2027

Section 232 duty on kitchen cabinets and vanities rises from 25% to 50%

Completed wooden kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities and their parts (9403.40.9060, 9403.60.8093, 9403.91.0080) go from 25% to 50%, unless the country of origin reaches a wood-products agreement with the US. China has none.

Scheduled Kitchen cabinets & vanities Proclamation 11000 (91 FR 1039, Jan 9, 2026) (opens in a new tab)
Jan 1, 2027

Section 232 duty on upholstered wooden furniture rises from 25% to 30%

Upholstered seats with wooden frames on 9401.61.4011, .4031, .6011 and .6031 go from 25% to 30%, unless the country of origin reaches a wood-products agreement with the US. China has none.

Scheduled Furniture Proclamation 11000 (91 FR 1039, Jan 9, 2026) (opens in a new tab)
around Jan 10, 2027

Extended US-China trade truce due to end

Treasury Secretary Bessent said on September 23, 2026 that the 'Busan' truce, due to end November 10, 2026, will run to January 10, 2027. No US legal notice putting the extension into effect has been published, and the announcement does not by itself extend the Section 301 product exclusions. What follows (a rollover, a wider deal or new tariffs) is not known.

Truce ends NBC News, 'U.S. and China agree to extend trade truce through Jan. 10, Bessent says', Sept. 23, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
around Jan 31, 2027

Preliminary results due in new aluminum extrusions AD and CVD reviews

Commerce's preliminary results for the AD review of May 2025 to April 2026 entries and the CVD review of 2025 entries are due about Jan 31, 2027 and are often extended (the last cycle's came in April 2026). Rates of the reviewed exporters could change.

Decision due Doors & windows Door & furniture hardware Commerce, Initiation of Antidumping and Countervailing Duty Administrative Reviews, FR Doc. 2026-13892 (Jul 9, 2026) (opens in a new tab)
around Jan 31, 2027

Preliminary results due in the mattress CVD review (2025 entries)

Commerce's preliminary results in the first administrative review of the mattress CVD order (calendar 2025) are due about Jan 31, 2027 unless extended. The 97.78% rate could change for the reviewed companies.

Decision due Furniture Commerce, Initiation of Antidumping and Countervailing Duty Administrative Reviews, FR Doc. 2026-13892 (Jul 9, 2026) (opens in a new tab)
Mar 11, 2027

Legal deadline for USTR's excess-capacity decision (Section 301)

By law USTR must decide within 12 months of the March 11, 2026 initiation whether the investigated economies' practices are actionable and what action, if any, to take. A decision could come earlier. No rate or product list has been proposed.

Decision due 19 U.S.C. 2414(a)(2)(B) (Trade Act of 1974, section 304) (opens in a new tab)
April 2027

First window to request a review of the float glass AD/CVD orders

April 2027 is the first anniversary month of the float glass orders. Exporters, importers or U.S. producers can ask Commerce to review entries since the duties began; only the rates of reviewed companies can change.

Deadline Bathroom ware & fixtures Doors & windows Commerce, Float Glass Products From China: AD Order, 91 FR 17250 (Apr 6, 2026) (opens in a new tab)
Jul 1, 2027

US $800 de minimis exemption repealed by law (already suspended)

No change for importers: low-value shipments from China already pay full duty. From this date the statutory exemption itself is repealed under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

De minimis repeal CBP interim final rule, 91 FR 37789 (June 24, 2026) (opens in a new tab)
August 2027

Five-year (sunset) review of the Chinese wooden bedroom furniture order due to start

Commerce must start the review no later than 30 days before Sep 14, 2027, the fifth anniversary of the last continuation. The 216.01% China-wide duty stays in force while the review runs; it ends only if Commerce or the ITC finds revocation would not lead to renewed dumping and injury.

Sunset review Furniture Commerce, Wooden Bedroom Furniture From China: Continuation of AD Order, 87 FR 56397 (Sep 14, 2022) (opens in a new tab)
Aug 15, 2027

Quartz safeguard steps down to 23% in quota and 49% over quota

For quartz surface products entered from August 15, 2027 through August 14, 2028, the Section 201 safeguard duty falls from 25% to 23% within the quota and from 50% to 49% over the quota.

Scheduled Countertops & engineered stone Proclamation 11051 (91 FR 50645) and HTSUS U.S. note 41(e) (opens in a new tab)
Jan 1, 2028

Section 232 on Annex III equipment rises from 15% in total to 25%

For entries from 12:01 a.m. EST on January 1, 2028, Annex III goods such as 8419.81.50 cooking stoves, ranges and ovens, agricultural equipment and residential HVAC units and parts pay the standard 25% Section 232 derivative rate on top of MFN. Until 11:59 p.m. EST on December 31, 2027 they pay 15% in total (MFN plus Section 232).

Scheduled Kitchen equipment & appliances Proclamation 11021, clauses 5 and 7 (91 FR 18201) (opens in a new tab)
Aug 15, 2028

Quartz safeguard steps down to 21% in quota and 48% over quota

For quartz surface products entered from August 15, 2028 through August 14, 2029, the Section 201 safeguard duty falls from 23% to 21% within the quota and from 49% to 48% over the quota.

Scheduled Countertops & engineered stone Proclamation 11051 (91 FR 50645) and HTSUS U.S. note 41(e) (opens in a new tab)
Aug 15, 2029

Quartz safeguard steps down to 19% in quota and 47% over quota

For quartz surface products entered from August 15, 2029 through August 14, 2030, the Section 201 safeguard duty falls from 21% to 19% within the quota and from 48% to 47% over the quota. The safeguard is scheduled to end after August 14, 2030.

Scheduled Countertops & engineered stone Proclamation 11051 (91 FR 50645) and HTSUS U.S. note 41(e) (opens in a new tab)

What changed — United States

Sep 27, 2026
No rate change

US and China approve '30-for-30' lists for possible future tariff cuts

The new US-China Board of Trade recommended about $30 billion of each side's goods for lower tariffs in future. The US list is mostly toys, small household appliances, holiday decorations, textiles and children's seats; of the codes we track only food mixers (8509.40) appear. No rate cut or start date has been set.

Source: White House, U.S.-China Board of Trade, Sept. 27, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
Sep 24, 2026
No rate change

Petition seeks AD/CVD duties on Chinese wooden fence pickets

US fence producers filed anti-dumping and countervailing duty petitions against wooden fence pickets from China (HTS 4404.10, 4407.19, 4421.99.70). No duty applies yet; Commerce decides whether to open the cases by about Oct 14, 2026.

Source: USITC institution notice, 91 FR 61438 (opens in a new tab)
Sep 23, 2026
No rate change

US and China say their trade truce will run to January 10, 2027

Treasury Secretary Bessent announced a two-month extension of the 'Busan' truce, which was due to end on November 10, 2026. No implementing notice has been published, so on paper the Section 301 product exclusions still end on November 9, 2026.

Source: NBC News, Sept. 23, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
Sep 15, 2026
No rate change

IEEPA refunds: about $122 billion certified; plaintiffs' final entries Oct 6

CBP reported that as of September 11, 2026 about $134.7 billion in IEEPA refunds had been accepted through its CAPE portal and about $122 billion (with interest) certified to the Treasury for payment. On September 15 CBP told the Court of International Trade that CAPE Phase 3 opens on October 6, 2026 for finally liquidated entries, but only for importers that sued and are covered by a court reliquidation order.

Source: GHY summary of CBP CAPE figures (updated Sep 16, 2026) (opens in a new tab)
Sep 9, 2026
Increase

274.92% AD/CVD deposits on Chinese hardwood and decorative plywood (2026 case)

The ITC's final injury finding was published on Sep 9, 2026, so under Commerce's final determinations every Chinese exporter owes 185.96% anti-dumping plus 88.96% countervailing duty (274.92%) on entries from that date; the formal order notice was still unpublished on Sep 29, and the ITC found no need for retroactive duties. Hardwood- or bamboo-faced plywood with a core is not covered and keeps paying the 2018-order rates (114.72% China-wide anti-dumping plus countervailing duty).

Source: USITC determinations, 91 FR 57383; Commerce final AD determination 91 FR 45778 (opens in a new tab)

Earlier changes (46)

Aug 22, 2026
No rate change

China Section 301 review: continuation windows close, tariffs still collected

The windows for US industry to ask USTR to keep the 2018 China tariffs closed on July 5 and August 22, 2026. The tariffs did not lapse and are still charged at 25% (Lists 1-3) and 7.5% (List 4A). USTR has not yet announced the next phase of the review.

Source: Federal Register 2026-08806 (91 FR 24636); HTSUS 2026 Rev. 20 (opens in a new tab)
Aug 19, 2026
No rate change

Trade court picks a sample case in the forced-labor tariff challenge

The Court of International Trade chose Learning Resources, Inc. v. United States (No. 26-03347) as the sample case to decide first in In re Section 301 Forced Labor Cases (No. 26-03555). It stayed the other cases, including the 25 states' suit, and set oral argument for September 30, 2026. Collection of the 12.5% duty continues while the case is decided. The court has not said that any refund would reach importers that did not sue.

Source: CIT Standard Procedural Order No. 26-02 (Aug. 19, 2026), In re Section 301 Forced Labor Cases, No. 26-03555 (CourtListener copy) (opens in a new tab)
Aug 18, 2026
No rate change

CBP confirms the forced-labor duty qualifies for drawback

On August 12 CBP set ACE to reject drawback claims on the forced-labor headings 9903.05.20-9903.05.84. It reversed that on August 18 (CSMS #69567203). Importers who re-export goods can claim drawback of the 12.5% under the normal drawback rules.

Source: CBP CSMS #69567203 (Aug. 18, 2026) (opens in a new tab)
Aug 17, 2026
Increase

Aluminum extrusions: 18 more Chinese exporters moved to the 86.01% rate

Commerce's latest anti-dumping review found that 18 Chinese companies, including three Assa Abloy units and a door-hardware maker, do not qualify for their own rate and must pay the China-wide 86.01% deposit. With the 7.37% countervailing duty, exporters without their own rate pay 93.38% on top of other duties.

Source: 91 FR 53224 (Aug 17, 2026) (opens in a new tab)
Aug 15, 2026
Increase

Quartz surfaces: new Section 201 safeguard, 25% in quota and 50% over quota

Engineered quartz slabs, countertops and other quartz surface products from China (6810.99.0020, 6810.99.0040, 7020.00.6000) now pay an extra 25% within a global quarterly quota and 50% once it is used up. The safeguard runs four years, adds to MFN, Section 301, the forced-labor duty and the quartz AD/CVD orders, and does not cover granite, marble, quartzite or sintered stone without resin.

Source: Proclamation 11051 (91 FR 50645) (opens in a new tab)
Aug 12, 2026
No rate change

216.01% duty on Chinese wooden bedroom furniture confirmed in 2024 review

Commerce finalized its 2024 review without changes: exporters without their own rate keep paying the 216.01% China-wide anti-dumping deposit, and eleven reviewed companies were treated as part of that group.

Source: Commerce final results, 91 FR 52041 (opens in a new tab)
Aug 11, 2026
No rate change

2025 reviews of Chinese cabinets and bedroom furniture cancelled

All requests for the 2025-26 cabinet AD review, the 2025 cabinet CVD review and the 2025 bedroom furniture review were withdrawn, so current company deposit rates carry forward. The 2024-25 cabinet reviews are still pending.

Source: Commerce rescission notice, 91 FR 51664 (opens in a new tab)
Aug 11, 2026
Increase

Aluminum extrusions: 164.29% countervailing duty for six Chinese firms

The latest countervailing duty review gave six companies that did not respond, including Assa Abloy (Zhongshan) and Dezhou Huoamei Windows and Doors, a 164.29% rate. All other Chinese exporters keep the 7.37% rate.

Source: 91 FR 51662 (Aug 11, 2026) (opens in a new tab)
Aug 6, 2026
No rate change

Commerce proposes Section 232 duties on 14 more metal derivative products

Commerce asked for comments (closed August 27) on adding products such as free-standing floor safes, fire extinguishers and electric conductor cables, mostly at 25%. It is only a proposal: no final notice had been published by September 29, and none of the HS codes we track is on the list.

Source: Commerce/BIS request for comments (91 FR 50756) (opens in a new tab)
Aug 3, 2026
No rate change

25 states join the court challenge to the forced-labor tariff

Twenty-five states, led by Oregon, Arizona and California, sued at the U.S. Court of International Trade (State of Oregon v. Trump, No. 26-03467). Importers had already sued, starting on July 24. On August 13 the court grouped the cases as In re Section 301 Forced Labor Cases (No. 26-03555) before a three-judge panel. The duty is still collected.

Source: States' complaint, State of Oregon v. Trump, CIT No. 26-03467 (filed Aug. 3, 2026; posted by the New York Attorney General) (opens in a new tab)
Jul 30, 2026
Increase

AD/CVD duties start on Chinese fiberglass door panels

Cash deposits apply from Jul 30, 2026, when the ITC's injury finding was published; Commerce issued the orders on Aug 6. Rates run from 108.01% (Dalian Capstone) to 208.46% for exporters without their own rate, and 334.28% for six named firms. Wooden and aluminum doors and door jambs, hardware and trim are not covered.

Source: Commerce AD/CVD orders, 91 FR 50797 (opens in a new tab)
Jul 24, 2026
Increase

12.5% forced-labor duty takes effect on goods from China

Goods of China entered from 12:01 a.m. ET on July 24 pay an extra 12.5% (HTSUS 9903.05.31). It is added to MFN, the Section 301 China duties and any AD/CVD. It started the same minute the 150-day, 10% Section 122 surcharge expired. That surcharge was not renewed, and the announced rise to 15% never took effect, so for most building materials the net change was +2.5 points. Goods already loaded and in transit before 12:01 a.m. July 24 and entered before 12:01 a.m. July 28, 2026 paid neither. Goods entered under Section 232 (steel, aluminum and copper articles, cabinets and vanities, upholstered wooden furniture, softwood lumber) paid no Section 122 and are exempt from the new duty.

Source: CBP CSMS #69326983 (July 23, 2026) (opens in a new tab)
Jul 24, 2026
No rate change

Mattress countervailing duty survives Commerce's sunset review

Commerce found that ending the countervailing duty order on Chinese mattresses would likely bring back subsidies at 97.78%. The order stays in force while the USITC finishes its own review; its vote is scheduled for Oct 13, 2026.

Source: 91 FR 46769 (Jul 24, 2026) (opens in a new tab)
Jul 23, 2026
No rate change

USTR takes final action: 12.5% forced-labor tariff on China

USTR closed its forced-labor investigations of 60 economies and put China in the 12.5% tier. The notice, published July 28 at 91 FR 47318, created U.S. note 52 and its exemption lists. USTR declined to set up a product-exclusion process.

Source: USTR Notice of Action, 91 FR 47318 (opens in a new tab)
Jul 17, 2026
No rate change

Trade court orders IEEPA refunds on final-liquidated entries, plaintiffs only

On July 17, 2026 Judge Eaton of the Court of International Trade ordered CBP to reliquidate, without regard to IEEPA duties, plaintiffs' entries liquidated more than 80 days earlier, including finally liquidated entries, once CBP accepts their CAPE declarations. On July 15 the court had said the order would be entered in each of the roughly 3,700 IEEPA cases before it. Importers that did not sue have no confirmed route yet for finally liquidated entries; the government's appeal and a class-certification motion are pending.

Source: CIT order of July 17, 2026 (Judge Eaton), ECF No. 52 in Court No. 25-00595 (CourtListener copy) (opens in a new tab)
Jul 13, 2026
No rate change

Proposed new rates in Chinese cabinet reviews (not yet in force)

Preliminary 2024-25 review results propose 7.48% AD for Yixing Pengjia and three other exporters, but would move Ancientree, KM Cabinetry and four others to the 251.64% China-wide rate. Current deposits stay until the final results are published.

Source: Commerce preliminary results, 91 FR 42922 (opens in a new tab)
Jun 30, 2026
No rate change

US keeps duties on Chinese wood mouldings and door frames for five more years

Commerce continued the anti-dumping and countervailing duty orders on wood mouldings and millwork, which cover door jambs, frames, casing sets, rails and stiles, effective Jun 24, 2026. Rates did not change: exporters without their own rate pay 220.87% AD plus 20.56% CVD.

Source: Commerce continuation notice, 91 FR 39595 (opens in a new tab)
Jun 24, 2026
No rate change

CBP makes the $800 de minimis suspension indefinite by regulation

Two CBP interim final rules suspend the de minimis exemption indefinitely for all countries, for courier and freight shipments and for mail (19 CFR 145.31), from June 24, 2026. A new postal informal entry process for mail started on July 24, 2026. Low-value shipments from China, including samples, keep paying all applicable duties. Congress has also repealed the exemption effective July 1, 2027.

Source: CBP interim final rule, 91 FR 37789 (June 24, 2026) (opens in a new tab)
Jun 11, 2026
No rate change

Appeals court stays the Section 122 ruling; the 10% stays in place

The Federal Circuit stayed the trade court's Section 122 judgment and injunction pending appeal, finding the government likely to succeed on the merits. A temporary administrative stay had already put the injunction on hold on May 12, so from then until the surcharge expired on July 24, 2026 it applied to every importer, including the three plaintiffs. The appeal is still being briefed.

Source: Oregon Department of Justice litigation tracker, Oregon v. Trump (opens in a new tab)
Jun 8, 2026
Increase

Section 232: steel racks and boltless steel shelving added at 25%

Proclamation 11032 added boltless steel shelving (9403.20.0075), steel racks (9403.20.0082) and parts for steel racks (9403.99.9040) to the 25% Section 232 derivative list. Household metal furniture such as towel shelves and shoe racks is not covered. The same proclamation put agricultural equipment and some residential HVAC on the temporary 15% total rate until December 31, 2027; other rates on Chinese goods did not change.

Source: Proclamation 11032 (91 FR 34085) (opens in a new tab)
Jun 2, 2026
No rate change

USTR proposes a 12.5% forced-labor tariff on China

USTR found 60 economies' forced-labor import rules actionable. It proposed tariffs of 10% or 12.5%, with China in the 12.5% tier and Section 232 goods exempt. Nothing was collected at this stage. The proposal was published June 5 at 91 FR 34272.

Source: USTR Notice of Determinations, 91 FR 34272 (opens in a new tab)
May 7, 2026
No rate change

Trade court holds Section 122 surcharge unlawful; relief for 3 plaintiffs only

The Court of International Trade ruled that the statutory conditions for a Section 122 surcharge were not met, but its injunction covered only the State of Washington and two importers. All other importers kept paying the 10%.

Source: Court of International Trade, Slip Op. 26-47 (May 7, 2026) (opens in a new tab)
May 6, 2026
No rate change

USTR opens second four-year review of China Section 301 tariffs

USTR started the statutory review that decides whether the 2018 China tariffs continue. US industries could ask for continuation until July 5 and August 22, 2026; a later phase will invite public comments. Rates are unchanged while the review runs.

Source: Federal Register 2026-08806 (91 FR 24636), May 6, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
Apr 23, 2026
Increase

New cash-deposit rates for Chinese cabinet exporters after reviews

From Apr 23, 2026: The Ancientree Cabinet 7.67% AD, KM Cabinetry 43.92%, twelve other separate-rate exporters 10.02%; China-wide stays 251.64%. The 2023 CVD review, in effect from Mar 13, set 9.33% for Ancientree, 11.85% for KM and 9.51% for ten others. Most reviewed exporters had been at 0.00% AD.

Source: Commerce final results, 91 FR 21788; CVD 91 FR 12349 (opens in a new tab)
Apr 20, 2026
No rate change

CBP opens CAPE refunds of IEEPA duties

Importers of record, or the party they designate, can claim refunds of IEEPA duties through CBP's CAPE function in ACE, starting with unliquidated entries and entries within 80 days of liquidation. CBP says valid refunds are generally paid 60 to 90 days after acceptance.

Source: CBP: IEEPA Duty Refunds (opens in a new tab)
Apr 6, 2026
No rate change

Section 232 metals now charged on full value: 50% or 25% by product list

The steel, aluminum and copper duty is now charged on the full customs value instead of the metal content. Goods on Annex I-A, such as aluminum doors and windows (7610) and steel handrails (7308.90.95), pay 50%; derivatives on Annex I-B, such as steel sinks (7324), hinges and fittings (8302), ovens and dishwashers, pay 25%. Derivatives outside chapters 72-76 with less than 15% metal by weight pay no Section 232, and some goods such as metal-frame upholstered seats (9401.71) are no longer on the lists.

Source: Proclamation 11021 (91 FR 18201) (opens in a new tab)
Apr 6, 2026
Increase

New duties on Chinese float glass, LED mirrors and shower glass

New anti-dumping and countervailing duty orders cover Chinese float glass, including frameless mirrors, LED mirrors and tempered-glass shower and tub panels of at least 0.37 m². Deposits apply to entries from Mar 31, 2026: 171.02% for most listed exporters and 201.27% for other exporters, while three producers given an adverse-facts subsidy rate pay 264.61% to 294.86%. Framed mirrors without LEDs are excluded.

Source: 91 FR 17250 and 91 FR 17253 (Apr 6, 2026) (opens in a new tab)
Mar 12, 2026
No rate change

USTR opens forced-labor investigations of 60 economies, including China

USTR started Section 301 investigations into whether 60 trading partners ban and enforce a ban on imports made with forced labor. These investigations led to the July 2026 tariff.

Source: USTR Initiation Notice, 91 FR 12884 (opens in a new tab)
Mar 11, 2026
No rate change

USTR opens Section 301 excess-capacity investigations of 16 economies

The investigations cover China, the EU, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, Mexico, India and nine other economies. No tariff has been proposed; by law a determination is due by March 11, 2027.

Source: Federal Register 2026-05214 (91 FR 12886), Mar. 17, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
Feb 24, 2026
Increase

Higher deposit rates for reviewed Chinese wood moulding exporters

Final reviews set 31.18% AD and 20.32% CVD for Fujian Yinfeng, 61.86% AD and 26.51% CVD for Zhejiang Senya, and 37.24% AD and 21.39% CVD for other reviewed firms, up from 4.68% AD and 14.38% CVD for many of them. The China-wide rate stays 220.87%.

Source: Commerce final results, 91 FR 8823; CVD 91 FR 8408 (opens in a new tab)
Feb 20, 2026
Reduction

Supreme Court strikes down IEEPA tariffs; 10% Section 122 surcharge from Feb 24

In Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump the Supreme Court held that IEEPA does not authorize tariffs, ending the 10% reciprocal and 10% fentanyl tariffs on Chinese goods for entries from February 24, 2026. The same day a 10% Section 122 surcharge on most imports was proclaimed, so for most Chinese goods the extra tariff fell from 20% to 10%.

Source: Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump, No. 24-1287 (Feb 20, 2026) (opens in a new tab)
Feb 20, 2026
No rate change

Ceramic tile duties extended for five more years

After a sunset review, the anti-dumping and countervailing duty orders on Chinese ceramic and porcelain tile were continued. Deposits stay at 562.52% for exporters with a separate rate and 689.50% for all others.

Source: 91 FR 10065 (Mar 2, 2026) (opens in a new tab)
Dec 31, 2025
No rate change

Cabinet and upholstered-furniture Section 232 increases delayed to 2027

Proclamation 11000 kept kitchen cabinets, vanities and upholstered wooden furniture at 25% through 2026. The increases to 50% for cabinets and vanities and to 30% for upholstered wooden furniture now take effect on January 1, 2027, unless a country reaches an agreement with the United States.

Source: Proclamation 11000 (91 FR 1039) (opens in a new tab)
Dec 1, 2025
No rate change

178 Section 301 exclusions extended to November 9, 2026

Following the November 2025 US-China arrangement, USTR extended 178 product exclusions (164 products plus 14 types of solar-manufacturing equipment) from November 29, 2025 to November 9, 2026. Among the lines we track they reach GFCI and AFCI devices, PIR motion-sensing switches, certain non-household metal-frame chairs and glass-front commercial display coolers.

Source: Federal Register 2025-21671 (90 FR 55232), Dec. 1, 2025 (opens in a new tab)
Oct 30, 2025
Reduction

Court ruling takes one marble composite tile out of the tile duties

After a Court of International Trade judgment, Commerce found Elysium's marble composite tile is not covered by the ceramic tile orders and set its deposit at 0%. The ruling covers that product only and could still be appealed; other composite tiles need their own ruling.

Source: 90 FR 60057 (Dec 23, 2025) (opens in a new tab)
Oct 14, 2025
Increase

Section 232 wood duties start: cabinets, vanities, upholstered seats, lumber

A 25% duty began on wooden kitchen cabinets, vanities and their parts (9403.40.9060, 9403.60.8093, 9403.91.0080) and on upholstered seats with wooden frames (four 9401.61 lines), plus 10% on softwood lumber. These goods were later exempted from the 12.5% forced-labor duty that started on July 24, 2026.

Source: Proclamation 10976 (90 FR 48127) (opens in a new tab)
Sep 19, 2025
No rate change

New CVD rates for Chinese engineered wood flooring exporters

The 2022 review cut Riverside Plywood's countervailing deposit from 30.85% to 10.51% (also 10.51% for Benxi Wood and Dalian Jaenmaken) and set 430.38% for two firms that did not cooperate. The 85.13% China-wide anti-dumping rate did not change.

Source: Commerce final results, 90 FR 45183 (opens in a new tab)
Sep 17, 2025
No rate change

US keeps AD/CVD orders on Chinese cabinets and vanities for five more years

After the first five-year review, Commerce continued both orders on wooden cabinets, vanities and their parts, effective Sep 9, 2025. Deposits continue at each exporter's current rate.

Source: Commerce continuation notice, 90 FR 44800 (opens in a new tab)
Aug 18, 2025
Increase

Section 232 steel and aluminum extended to 407 more derivative codes

Commerce added 407 HTS codes to the steel and aluminum derivative lists, including hinges and fittings (8302), some refrigerators and cooking appliances, metal-frame seats (9401.71) and furniture parts (9403.99). At the time the duty applied only to the metal content; the lists were reorganised on April 6, 2026.

Source: BIS inclusions notice (90 FR 40326) (opens in a new tab)
Aug 1, 2025
Increase

Section 232 copper duty of 50% takes effect

A 50% duty began on semi-finished copper products and copper-intensive derivatives such as pipes, fittings and wire. Since April 6, 2026 insulated copper wire and cable pays 25% on full value. Faucets and valves (8481.80) are not covered.

Source: Proclamation 10962 (90 FR 37727) (opens in a new tab)
Jul 2, 2025
Reduction

CVD all-others rate on Chinese cabinets cut to 18.17%

After a court remand, the countervailing duty deposit for cabinet and vanity exporters without their own rate fell from 20.93% to 18.17% for entries from Jun 22, 2025.

Source: Commerce amended CVD order, 90 FR 28995 (opens in a new tab)
Jun 4, 2025
Increase

Section 232 steel and aluminum duty doubled from 25% to 50%

Steel and aluminum articles and their derivatives from China went from 25% to 50%, at the time charged on the metal content of derivative products. This hit aluminum doors and windows, steel structures and metal hardware.

Source: Proclamation 10947 (90 FR 24199) (opens in a new tab)
May 20, 2025
No rate change

Mattress anti-dumping order continued after sunset review

The USITC voted to keep the anti-dumping order on Chinese mattresses. Rates stay exporter-specific, from 57.03% to 1,731.75% before the 97.78% countervailing duty.

Source: 90 FR 22469 (May 28, 2025) (opens in a new tab)
Mar 12, 2025
Increase

Section 232 aluminum raised from 10% to 25%; all country exemptions end

Aluminum rose from 10% to 25% and steel stayed at 25% for Chinese goods, while exemptions for other countries ended and the derivative lists were widened. The 50% rate came later, on June 4, 2025.

Source: Proclamation 10895 (90 FR 9807) (opens in a new tab)
Jan 24, 2025
No rate change

Quartz countertop duties continued for five more years

The anti-dumping and countervailing duty orders on Chinese engineered quartz were continued after their first sunset review. Deposits stay exporter-specific: from 300.59% for exporters with their own rate, 371.47% for most exporters without one, and up to 517.14% where the producer has the 190.99% subsidy rate.

Source: 90 FR 8521 (Jan 30, 2025) (opens in a new tab)
Nov 22, 2024
Reduction

No new aluminum extrusion duties from the 2024 case

The USITC found no injury in the 2023-24 case on aluminum extrusions from China and 13 other countries, so no new orders were issued and provisional deposits were refunded. Only the 2011 orders (A-570-967 / C-570-968) apply to Chinese extrusions.

Source: USITC determinations, 89 FR 92720 (Nov 22, 2024) (opens in a new tab)

Measures in force and sources — United States

Collected now — 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%	Jul 6, 2018	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%	Jul 24, 2026	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%	Mar 23, 2018	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%	Mar 23, 2018	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%	Aug 1, 2025	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%	Oct 14, 2025	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%	Oct 14, 2025	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%	Oct 14, 2025	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%	Aug 15, 2026	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	May 2, 2025	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%	Apr 21, 2020	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%	Jan 4, 2005	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%	Feb 16, 2021	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%	Dec 8, 2011	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%	Jul 30, 2026	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%	Sep 9, 2026	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%	Jan 4, 2018	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%	Jul 11, 2019	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%	Jun 1, 2020	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%	May 26, 2011	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%	Dec 16, 2019	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%	Apr 11, 2013	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%	Mar 31, 2026	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%	Jan 24, 2018	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)

Scheduled, proposed or under investigation (not in any base duty) — United States
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)

No longer collected — United States
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%	Jul 24, 2026	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%	Feb 24, 2026	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%	Feb 24, 2026	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

Verified Sep 29, 2026 · Duties last changed Jul 1, 2026

In short: Building materials from China pay only the EU's normal (MFN) duty — 0–12% on the codes we track; there is no extra tariff on all Chinese goods. Anti-dumping duties apply to ceramic tiles, aluminum extrusions, multilayer wood flooring and hardwood plywood, depending on the exporter. CBAM (a carbon cost, not a percentage duty) reaches steel structures, fasteners and aluminum profiles, doors and windows, and only importers of more than 50 tonnes a year; nothing is paid at import in 2026.

Import VAT is charged on top at the member state's rate and is not included here.

Next date to watch Oct 1, 2026 — EU steel quotas: proof of melt-and-pour country required

Duty by product group — European Union base duty · all importers

Kitchen cabinets & vanities Wooden kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities and cabinet parts 2 HS codes 2.7% base duty · all importers

Every importer pays

How the 2.7% base duty for Kitchen cabinets & vanities → European Union adds up
Normal duty (EU third-country / MFN)by CN code	2.7%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 2 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	2.7%

What to do

Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

See the 2 HS codes for kitchen cabinets & vanities in European Union → Get a landed-cost estimate for kitchen cabinets & vanities →

Doors & windows Wooden and aluminum doors, windows, sliding systems and door locks 3 HS codes 0–6% base duty · all importers Deadline Mar 2027

Every importer pays

How the 0–6% base duty for Doors & windows → European Union adds up
Normal duty (EU third-country / MFN)by CN code	0–6%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 3 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–6%

Not charged, or only in some cases

Anti-dumping duty (aluminum extrusions) — not charged: finished doors, windows and frames are assembled goods outside Implementing Regulation (EU) 2021/546, and TARIC shows no anti-dumping duty on 7610 10 00 00. (7610.10)

Coming up

Scheduled Oct 5, 2026: The Commission publishes the CBAM certificate price for steel and aluminium goods imported from July to September 2026 (Q1 2026: EUR 75.36; Q2 2026: EUR 75.28 per tonne of CO2). The Q4 2026 price is due on 4 January 2027.
Scheduled Jan 1, 2027: For steel and aluminium goods imported from 1 January 2027, such as aluminium doors and windows (7610) and steel structures (7308), the deduction for free EU allowances drops from 97.5% to 95% of the EU benchmark, so more of the embedded emissions become chargeable. CBAM remains a carbon cost per tonne, not a percentage duty.
Deadline Mar 31, 2027: From 2027, authorised CBAM declarants must hold, at the end of each quarter, CBAM certificates covering at least 50% of the embedded emissions of goods imported since the start of the year, such as aluminium doors and windows (7610) and steel structures (7308). The first check is on 31 March 2027, so 2027 imports are paid for during the year and not only at the annual surrender. An importer that first crosses the 50-tonne threshold must comply by the end of the following quarter.

What to do

This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

See the 3 HS codes for doors & windows in European Union → Get a landed-cost estimate for doors & windows →

Lighting LED panels, downlights, chandeliers, lamps, outdoor lights and drivers 7 HS codes 0–4.7% base duty · all importers

Every importer pays

How the 0–4.7% base duty for Lighting → European Union adds up
Normal duty (EU third-country / MFN)by CN code	0–4.7%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 7 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–4.7%

What to do

Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.

See the 7 HS codes for lighting in European Union → Get a landed-cost estimate for lighting →

Bathroom ware & fixtures Toilets, basins, faucets, showers, bathtubs, LED mirrors and accessories 10 HS codes 0–12% base duty · all importers

Every importer pays

How the 0–12% base duty for Bathroom ware & fixtures → European Union adds up
Normal duty (EU third-country / MFN)by CN code	0–12%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 10 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–12%

What to do

Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

See the 10 HS codes for bathroom ware & fixtures in European Union → Get a landed-cost estimate for bathroom ware & fixtures →

Marble & tile Ceramic and porcelain tile, marble tile and slabs 2 HS codes 1.7–5% base duty · all importers AD/CVD · depends on exporter

Every importer pays

How the 1.7–5% base duty for Marble & tile → European Union adds up
Normal duty (EU third-country / MFN)by CN code	1.7–5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 2 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	1.7–5%

May also apply — depends on the exporter

Anti-dumping duty (ceramic tiles)

AD560 / R782 / NEPT23-01 · in force since Feb 14, 2024 · Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2024/493, OJ L 13.2.2024 (EUR-Lex) (opens in a new tab)

Exporters with their own (separate) rate: +13.9–36.5%
All other Chinese companies: +69.7%

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).

Relevant to 6907.21. Glazed and unglazed ceramic flags and paving, hearth or wall tiles and ceramic mosaic cubes of heading 6907 (CN 6907 21 00, 6907 22 00, 6907 23 00, 6907 30 00, 6907 40 00). Natural stone (6802), engineered or artificial stone of 6810 and ceramic sanitaryware (6910) are not covered. Article 1(1) of Reg (EU) 2024/493 defines the product by description and as 'currently falling under HS code 6907'; TARIC (reference date 30 Sep 2026) applies the duty only to 6907 lines, not to other ceramic articles of heading 6914 (6914 10 00, 6914 90 00). Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone.

Rates as of Feb 13, 2024. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

What to do

Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
Ask the exporter for its legal name, the AD/CVD case number and its current company rate, in writing, before you order.

See the 2 HS codes for marble & tile in European Union → Get a landed-cost estimate for marble & tile →

Furniture Sofas, chairs, tables, cabinets, wardrobes, beds and mattresses 7 HS codes 0–3.7% base duty · all importers AD/CVD case open · no duty yet Decision Feb 2027

Every importer pays

How the 0–3.7% base duty for Furniture → European Union adds up
Normal duty (EU third-country / MFN)by CN code	0–3.7%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 7 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–3.7%

May also apply — depends on the exporter

Anti-dumping probe (steel shelving) Investigation — no duty yet

AD755 · · Notice of initiation C/2026/3097, OJ C 10.6.2026 (EUR-Lex) (opens in a new tab)

Investigation opened 10 Jun 2026; imports registered 12 Sep 2026 to 11 Jun 2027. Indicative provisional stage 10 Feb 2027, definitive 7 Aug 2027.

Relevant to 9403.20. Bolted and boltless steel shelving units and their components: steel uprights with two flat connecting surfaces and steel beams without welded upright connectors, whether or not with decks of any material (TARIC 9403 20 80 20 and 9403 99 10 20). Other metal furniture and furniture parts are not covered. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone.

Coming up

Decision due around Feb 10, 2027: DG TRADE's indicative date for provisional duties (8 months after initiation). No rate has been set; imports registered since 12 Sep 2026 could later be charged retroactively. Only bolted and boltless steel shelving units, uprights and beams are concerned.
Decision due around Aug 7, 2027: DG TRADE's indicative date for definitive duties; the investigation must end by 10 Aug 2027 (14 months after initiation). Import registration runs to 11 Jun 2027.
Proposed — not in force around Jan 1, 2028: The Commission proposed applying CBAM from 1 January 2028 to about 180 downstream goods, including other metal furniture containing steel or aluminium (ex 9403 20) and furniture fittings containing steel or aluminium (ex 8302 42). Council and Parliament want longer lists; negotiations are pending and nothing is law yet.

What to do

This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

See the 7 HS codes for furniture in European Union → Get a landed-cost estimate for furniture →

Flooring SPC, engineered wood flooring, stair treads and floor tile 3 HS codes 0–6.5% base duty · all importers AD/CVD · depends on exporter Decision Nov 2026

Every importer pays

How the 0–6.5% base duty for Flooring → European Union adds up
Normal duty (EU third-country / MFN)by CN code	0–6.5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 3 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–6.5%

May also apply — depends on the exporter

Anti-dumping duty (wood flooring)

AD707 / R856 · in force since Jul 15, 2025 · Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/1342, OJ L 14.7.2025 (EUR-Lex) (opens in a new tab)

Exporters with their own (separate) rate: +21.3–36.1%
All other Chinese companies: +36.1%

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).

Relevant to 4418.75. Assembled multilayer wood flooring panels, CN 4418 75 00. Excluded: panels of bamboo or with a bamboo wear layer, and panels for mosaic floors. Solid wood flooring and stair treads (4409), laminate (4411) and vinyl/SPC flooring (3918) are not covered. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone.

Rates as of Jul 14, 2025. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

Coming up

Decision due around Nov 28, 2026: The Commission normally concludes the absorption reinvestigation within 6 months. If absorption is found, the 21.3%–36.1% duties on Chinese multilayer wood flooring can rise, capped at twice the original duty.
Deadline Feb 28, 2027: The reinvestigation must end no later than 9 months after the 28 May 2026 notice; current duties apply until then.

What to do

Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
Ask the exporter for its legal name, the AD/CVD case number and its current company rate, in writing, before you order.

See the 3 HS codes for flooring in European Union → Get a landed-cost estimate for flooring →

Kitchen equipment & appliances Range hoods, ovens, fridges, dishwashers, sinks, faucets and food machines 10 HS codes 1.7–2.7% base duty · all importers AD/CVD case open · no duty yet Decision Feb 2027

Every importer pays

How the 1.7–2.7% base duty for Kitchen equipment & appliances → European Union adds up
Normal duty (EU third-country / MFN)by CN code	1.7–2.7%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 10 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	1.7–2.7%

May also apply — depends on the exporter

Anti-dumping probe (steel shelving) Investigation — no duty yet

AD755 · · Notice of initiation C/2026/3097, OJ C 10.6.2026 (EUR-Lex) (opens in a new tab)

Investigation opened 10 Jun 2026; imports registered 12 Sep 2026 to 11 Jun 2027. Indicative provisional stage 10 Feb 2027, definitive 7 Aug 2027.

Relevant to 9403.99. Bolted and boltless steel shelving units and their components: steel uprights with two flat connecting surfaces and steel beams without welded upright connectors, whether or not with decks of any material (TARIC 9403 20 80 20 and 9403 99 10 20). Other metal furniture and furniture parts are not covered. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone.

Coming up

Decision due around Feb 10, 2027: DG TRADE's indicative date for provisional duties (8 months after initiation). No rate has been set; imports registered since 12 Sep 2026 could later be charged retroactively. Only bolted and boltless steel shelving units, uprights and beams are concerned.
Decision due around Aug 7, 2027: DG TRADE's indicative date for definitive duties; the investigation must end by 10 Aug 2027 (14 months after initiation). Import registration runs to 11 Jun 2027.

What to do

Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.

See the 10 HS codes for kitchen equipment & appliances in European Union → Get a landed-cost estimate for kitchen equipment & appliances →

Switches, sockets & electrical Wall switches, sockets, breakers, smart panels and generators 8 HS codes 0–3.2% base duty · all importers

Every importer pays

How the 0–3.2% base duty for Switches, sockets & electrical → European Union adds up
Normal duty (EU third-country / MFN)by CN code	0–3.2%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 8 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–3.2%

What to do

Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

See the 8 HS codes for switches, sockets & electrical in European Union → Get a landed-cost estimate for switches, sockets & electrical →

Spa, sauna & wellness Hot tubs, cold plunge tubs, saunas, steam rooms and massage chairs 3 HS codes 0–6.5% base duty · all importers

Every importer pays

How the 0–6.5% base duty for Spa, sauna & wellness → European Union adds up
Normal duty (EU third-country / MFN)by CN code	0–6.5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 3 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–6.5%

What to do

This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

See the 3 HS codes for spa, sauna & wellness in European Union → Get a landed-cost estimate for spa, sauna & wellness →

Countertops & engineered stone Granite, quartz and sintered stone countertops 2 HS codes 0–5% base duty · all importers AD/CVD · depends on exporter

Every importer pays

How the 0–5% base duty for Countertops & engineered stone → European Union adds up
Normal duty (EU third-country / MFN)by CN code	0–5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 2 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–5%

May also apply — depends on the exporter

Anti-dumping duty (ceramic tiles)

AD560 / R782 / NEPT23-01 · in force since Feb 14, 2024 · Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2024/493, OJ L 13.2.2024 (EUR-Lex) (opens in a new tab)

Exporters with their own (separate) rate: +13.9–36.5%
All other Chinese companies: +69.7%

Relevant to 6810.99. Glazed and unglazed ceramic flags and paving, hearth or wall tiles and ceramic mosaic cubes of heading 6907 (CN 6907 21 00, 6907 22 00, 6907 23 00, 6907 30 00, 6907 40 00). Natural stone (6802), engineered or artificial stone of 6810 and ceramic sanitaryware (6910) are not covered. Article 1(1) of Reg (EU) 2024/493 defines the product by description and as 'currently falling under HS code 6907'; TARIC (reference date 30 Sep 2026) applies the duty only to 6907 lines, not to other ceramic articles of heading 6914 (6914 10 00, 6914 90 00). Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone.

Rates as of Feb 13, 2024. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

What to do

Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
Ask the exporter for its legal name, the AD/CVD case number and its current company rate, in writing, before you order.
This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.

See the 2 HS codes for countertops & engineered stone in European Union → Get a landed-cost estimate for countertops & engineered stone →

Decorative wall panels PVC, WPC and resin wall panels 3 HS codes 6.5–7% base duty · all importers

Every importer pays

How the 6.5–7% base duty for Decorative wall panels → European Union adds up
Normal duty (EU third-country / MFN)by CN code	6.5–7%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 3 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	6.5–7%

What to do

This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

See the 3 HS codes for decorative wall panels in European Union → Get a landed-cost estimate for decorative wall panels →

Door & furniture hardware Hinges, door closers, mountings, handrails and aluminum trims 6 HS codes 0–7.5% base duty · all importers AD/CVD · depends on exporter Decision Mar 2027

Every importer pays

How the 0–7.5% base duty for Door & furniture hardware → European Union adds up
Normal duty (EU third-country / MFN)by CN code	0–7.5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 6 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–7.5%

May also apply — depends on the exporter

Anti-dumping duty (aluminum extrusions)

AD664 / R850 · in force since Mar 31, 2021 · Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2021/546, OJ L 109, 30.3.2021 (EUR-Lex) (opens in a new tab)

Exporters with their own (separate) rate: +21.2–25%
All other Chinese companies: +32.1%

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).

Relevant to 7610.90. Unassembled bars, rods, profiles (hollow or not), tubes and pipes of aluminum with no more than 99.3% aluminum, whether or not prepared for use in structures (cut-to-length, drilled, bent, chamfered, threaded), under CN ex 7604 10 10, ex 7604 10 90, 7604 21 00, 7604 29 10, 7604 29 90, ex 7608 10 00, 7608 20 81, 7608 20 89 and ex 7610 90 90 (TARIC 7610 90 90 10). Excluded: profiles joined into subassemblies, welded tubes and pipes, and finished-goods kits (only monitored under TARIC 7610 90 90 91/92). Finished aluminum doors, windows and frames (7610 10 00) are outside the measure. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone.

Rates as of Mar 30, 2021. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

Coming up

Scheduled Oct 5, 2026: The Commission publishes the CBAM certificate price for steel and aluminium goods imported from July to September 2026 (Q1 2026: EUR 75.36; Q2 2026: EUR 75.28 per tonne of CO2). The Q4 2026 price is due on 4 January 2027.
Scheduled Jan 1, 2027: For steel and aluminium goods imported from 1 January 2027, such as aluminium doors and windows (7610) and steel structures (7308), the deduction for free EU allowances drops from 97.5% to 95% of the EU benchmark, so more of the embedded emissions become chargeable. CBAM remains a carbon cost per tonne, not a percentage duty.
Decision due around Mar 26, 2027: The Commission decides whether to keep the 21.2%–32.1% duties on unassembled aluminum profiles for another five years or let them lapse. Duties stay in force until then. Finished doors and windows are not affected.
Deadline Mar 31, 2027: From 2027, authorised CBAM declarants must hold, at the end of each quarter, CBAM certificates covering at least 50% of the embedded emissions of goods imported since the start of the year, such as aluminium doors and windows (7610) and steel structures (7308). The first check is on 31 March 2027, so 2027 imports are paid for during the year and not only at the annual surrender. An importer that first crosses the 50-tonne threshold must comply by the end of the following quarter.
Deadline Jun 27, 2027: The review must end no later than 15 months after the 27 Mar 2026 notice.
Proposed — not in force around Jan 1, 2028: The Commission proposed applying CBAM from 1 January 2028 to about 180 downstream goods, including other metal furniture containing steel or aluminium (ex 9403 20) and furniture fittings containing steel or aluminium (ex 8302 42). Council and Parliament want longer lists; negotiations are pending and nothing is law yet.

What to do

Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
Ask the exporter for its legal name, the AD/CVD case number and its current company rate, in writing, before you order.

See the 6 HS codes for door & furniture hardware in European Union → Get a landed-cost estimate for door & furniture hardware →

Duty is set by the exact tariff line, not the product group. Look up your exact HS code for European Union →

What's next — European Union

Oct 1, 2026

EU steel quotas: proof of melt-and-pour country required

From 1 October 2026, importers of steel mill products under the EU steel quota regime must prove where the steel was melted and poured, normally with a mill test certificate showing that country and the heat number; imports without this evidence are rejected. It does not apply to the finished steel goods on these pages, such as steel structures, doors and windows (7308), screws and bolts (7318) or steel sanitary ware (7324).

Scheduled Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1963; Regulation (EU) 2026/1384, Articles 4(1) and 14 (opens in a new tab)
Oct 5, 2026

CBAM certificate price for Q3 2026 to be published

The Commission publishes the CBAM certificate price for steel and aluminium goods imported from July to September 2026 (Q1 2026: EUR 75.36; Q2 2026: EUR 75.28 per tonne of CO2). The Q4 2026 price is due on 4 January 2027.

Scheduled Doors & windows Door & furniture hardware European Commission: price of CBAM certificates (opens in a new tab)
Nov 1, 2026

E-commerce parcels: product IDs required; EUR 2 handling fee expected

From 1 November 2026, declarations for goods under the EUR 3 low-value duty must include product identifiers. The Commission has also set a Union handling fee of EUR 2 per item on goods sold online to EU consumers (distance sales), whatever their value, in Delegated Regulation C(2026) 6694 of 21 September 2026. The fee is separate from, and paid in addition to, the EUR 3 duty. It was not yet in force on 29 September 2026: it applies from the 10th day after publication in the Official Journal, after a 30-day objection period for Parliament and Council, and the Commission says it will be introduced by 1 November 2026. Ordinary commercial (B2B) shipments are not affected.

Scheduled Commission Delegated Regulation C(2026) 6694 of 21 September 2026 (Union handling fee) (opens in a new tab)
around Nov 28, 2026

Wood flooring absorption findings due (R856, normal target)

The Commission normally concludes the absorption reinvestigation within 6 months. If absorption is found, the 21.3%–36.1% duties on Chinese multilayer wood flooring can rise, capped at twice the original duty.

Decision due Flooring Notice C/2026/2810 reopening the multilayer wood flooring investigation, OJ C 28.5.2026 (opens in a new tab)
Jan 1, 2027

CBAM: free-allocation deduction falls to 95% for 2027 imports

For steel and aluminium goods imported from 1 January 2027, such as aluminium doors and windows (7610) and steel structures (7308), the deduction for free EU allowances drops from 97.5% to 95% of the EU benchmark, so more of the embedded emissions become chargeable. CBAM remains a carbon cost per tonne, not a percentage duty.

Scheduled Doors & windows Door & furniture hardware Directive (EU) 2023/959, Article 10a(1a) of Directive 2003/87/EC (CBAM factor) (opens in a new tab)
Jan 1, 2027

EU 2027 Combined Nomenclature takes effect

The annual update of EU tariff codes and third-country duty rates applies from 1 January 2027; the Commission normally publishes it by the end of October. We will re-check every code we track against it.

Scheduled European Commission: Combined Nomenclature (opens in a new tab)
Feb 1, 2027

CBAM certificates go on sale (first payments for 2026 imports)

Authorised CBAM declarants can buy certificates on the common central platform from 1 February 2027 to cover the embedded emissions of steel and aluminium goods imported in 2026.

Scheduled European Commission: price of CBAM certificates (opens in a new tab)
around Feb 10, 2027

Possible provisional anti-dumping duty on Chinese steel shelving (AD755)

DG TRADE's indicative date for provisional duties (8 months after initiation). No rate has been set; imports registered since 12 Sep 2026 could later be charged retroactively. Only bolted and boltless steel shelving units, uprights and beams are concerned.

Decision due Furniture Kitchen equipment & appliances DG TRADE TRON case AD755 (bolted and boltless steel shelves) (opens in a new tab)
around Feb 23, 2027

Possible decision on extending plywood duties (R867, indicative)

DG TRADE's indicative date for definitive measures in the circumvention case (final disclosure to parties indicated for 16 Nov 2026). If circumvention is found, a duty of up to 86.8% can be extended to Chinese plywood with thin softwood or bamboo faces, back to 25 Jul 2026.

Decision due DG TRADE TRON case R867 (hardwood plywood, anti-circumvention) (opens in a new tab)
Feb 28, 2027

Legal deadline for the wood flooring absorption reinvestigation (R856)

The reinvestigation must end no later than 9 months after the 28 May 2026 notice; current duties apply until then.

Deadline Flooring Notice C/2026/2810 reopening the multilayer wood flooring investigation, OJ C 28.5.2026 (opens in a new tab)
around Mar 26, 2027

Aluminum extrusion duty review outcome (R850, indicative)

The Commission decides whether to keep the 21.2%–32.1% duties on unassembled aluminum profiles for another five years or let them lapse. Duties stay in force until then. Finished doors and windows are not affected.

Decision due Door & furniture hardware DG TRADE TRON case R850 (aluminium extrusions, expiry review) (opens in a new tab)
Mar 31, 2027

CBAM: first quarterly certificate-holding check for 2027 imports

From 2027, authorised CBAM declarants must hold, at the end of each quarter, CBAM certificates covering at least 50% of the embedded emissions of goods imported since the start of the year, such as aluminium doors and windows (7610) and steel structures (7308). The first check is on 31 March 2027, so 2027 imports are paid for during the year and not only at the annual surrender. An importer that first crosses the 50-tonne threshold must comply by the end of the following quarter.

Deadline Doors & windows Door & furniture hardware Regulation (EU) 2025/2083, Article 22(2) and (2a) of Regulation (EU) 2023/956 (applies from 1 January 2027) (opens in a new tab)
Apr 24, 2027

Plywood circumvention import registration ends (R867)

Registration of Chinese softwood- or bamboo-faced plywood imports ends on 24 Apr 2027 (TARIC); the investigation must conclude within nine months of 25 Jul 2026.

Deadline Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1840, OJ L 24.7.2026 (opens in a new tab)
Jun 27, 2027

Legal deadline for the aluminum extrusion expiry review (R850)

The review must end no later than 15 months after the 27 Mar 2026 notice.

Deadline Door & furniture hardware Notice C/2026/1920 initiating the expiry review, OJ C 27.3.2026 (opens in a new tab)
Jun 30, 2027

EU to assess extending steel quota regime to downstream steel goods

By 30 June 2027 the Commission must assess whether Regulation (EU) 2026/1384 should also cover products made of or containing a significant amount of steel, including downstream steel products; any extension would need new legislation. Finished steel building products are not covered today.

Deadline Regulation (EU) 2026/1384, Article 12(2) (opens in a new tab)
around Aug 7, 2027

Definitive decision on Chinese steel shelving duties (AD755, indicative)

DG TRADE's indicative date for definitive duties; the investigation must end by 10 Aug 2027 (14 months after initiation). Import registration runs to 11 Jun 2027.

Decision due Furniture Kitchen equipment & appliances DG TRADE TRON case AD755 (bolted and boltless steel shelves) (opens in a new tab)
Sep 30, 2027

First annual CBAM declaration and certificate surrender due

Authorised CBAM declarants must file their CBAM declaration for 2026 imports and surrender the matching number of certificates by 30 September 2027.

Deadline Regulation (EU) 2025/2083 (amending Articles 6 and 22 of Regulation (EU) 2023/956) (opens in a new tab)
around Jan 1, 2028

Proposed: CBAM extended to downstream steel and aluminium goods

The Commission proposed applying CBAM from 1 January 2028 to about 180 downstream goods, including other metal furniture containing steel or aluminium (ex 9403 20) and furniture fittings containing steel or aluminium (ex 8302 42). Council and Parliament want longer lists; negotiations are pending and nothing is law yet.

Proposed — not in force Furniture Door & furniture hardware European Parliament Legislative Observatory: procedure 2025/0419(COD) (opens in a new tab)
Jul 1, 2028

Temporary EUR 3 parcel duty ends; EU Customs Data Hub opens for e-commerce

The temporary EUR 3 per item duty on B2C online sales in consignments up to EUR 150 ends on 1 July 2028. From that date importers for distance sales and IOSS users must provide their data through the EU Customs Data Hub, and normal duty rates apply to e-commerce. B2B freight is not affected.

Scheduled European Commission: guidance on the temporary EUR 3 customs duty; Regulation (EU) 2026/2108, Article 285(2) (opens in a new tab)

What changed — European Union

Sep 21, 2026
No rate change

Commission sets EU handling fee on online parcels at EUR 2 per item

Commission Delegated Regulation C(2026) 6694 of 21 September 2026 sets the Union handling fee at EUR 2 per item on goods sold online to EU consumers (distance sales), including consignments above EUR 150. It is a fee, not a customs duty, and is paid in addition to the EUR 3 duty. It is not yet in force: it applies from the 10th day after publication in the Official Journal, following a 30-day objection period for Parliament and Council, and the Commission says it will be introduced by 1 November 2026. Ordinary commercial (B2B) shipments are not affected.

Source: Commission Delegated Regulation C(2026) 6694 (Union handling fee) (opens in a new tab)
Sep 20, 2026
No rate change

EU customs reform enters into force; most rules apply from September 2027

Regulation (EU) 2026/2108, adopted on 16 September 2026 and published in the Official Journal on 19 September, entered into force on 20 September 2026. It creates an EU Customs Authority and a single EU Customs Data Hub, mandatory for e-commerce from 1 July 2028 and for all importers from 1 March 2034. Most of its rules apply from 21 September 2027. Duty rates on commercial shipments do not change.

Source: Regulation (EU) 2026/2108 (Official Journal L, 19 September 2026) (opens in a new tab)
Sep 15, 2026
No rate change

European Parliament backs wider CBAM scope; extension still not law

Parliament adopted its position on extending CBAM to downstream steel and aluminium goods, based on a committee list of 457 products, and opened negotiations with the Council, which agreed its own position on 12 June 2026. The current CBAM product list applies until a final regulation is adopted.

Source: European Parliament Legislative Observatory: procedure 2025/0419(COD) (opens in a new tab)
Sep 12, 2026
No rate change

EU starts registering imports of Chinese steel shelving

From 12 September 2026 to 11 June 2027 EU customs registers imports of Chinese bolted and boltless steel shelving units, uprights and beams (Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/2023). No duty is charged yet, but if the anti-dumping case ends with duties, they could be charged on registered imports retroactively.

Source: Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/2023, OJ L 11.9.2026 (opens in a new tab)
Jul 24, 2026
No rate change

EU probes Chinese plywood with thin softwood or bamboo faces for circumvention

The Commission is investigating whether Chinese exporters avoid the 86.8% hardwood plywood duty by adding thin coniferous or bamboo outer plies (case R867, Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1840). These imports (ex 4412 10 00, ex 4412 39 00) are registered from 25 July 2026, so a duty of up to 86.8% could be charged back to that date if circumvention is found.

Source: Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1840, OJ L 24.7.2026 (opens in a new tab)

Earlier changes (12)

Jul 6, 2026
No rate change

CBAM certificate price for Q2 2026 set at EUR 75.28 per tonne CO2

The Commission published the price that applies to emissions in steel and aluminium goods imported in April to June 2026 (Q1 2026: EUR 75.36). Certificates for 2026 imports are bought from February 2027. CBAM is a carbon cost per tonne, not a percentage of value.

Source: European Commission: price of CBAM certificates (opens in a new tab)
Jul 1, 2026
Increase

EU ends EUR 150 duty exemption: EUR 3 per item on online parcels

Goods bought online by EU consumers in consignments worth up to EUR 150 now pay a flat EUR 3 customs duty per item until 1 July 2028; goods with the same tariff classification count as one item. Normal commercial (B2B) shipments keep paying the regular duty rates.

Source: European Commission: guidance on the temporary EUR 3 customs duty (opens in a new tab)
Jul 1, 2026
No rate change

New EU steel quota regime (50% over quota) replaces the steel safeguard

Regulation (EU) 2026/1384 replaced the steel safeguard that expired on 30 June 2026 with yearly tariff quotas of 18,345,922 tonnes and a 50% duty once a quota is used up. It covers steel mill products and tubes only, not finished steel doors, windows, fasteners, sanitary ware or aluminium goods.

Source: Regulation (EU) 2026/1384 (opens in a new tab)
Jun 10, 2026
No rate change

EU opens anti-dumping investigation into Chinese steel shelving

Case AD755 covers bolted and boltless steel shelving units and their steel uprights and beams (CN ex 9403 20 80, ex 9403 99 10). No duty applies yet; DG TRADE's indicative date for provisional duties is 10 February 2027.

Source: Notice of initiation C/2026/3097, OJ C 10.6.2026 (opens in a new tab)
May 28, 2026
No rate change

EU reopens Chinese wood flooring duties to check for price absorption

At the European Parquet Federation's request, the Commission is checking whether Chinese exporters cut prices to absorb the 21.3%–36.1% duty on multilayer wood flooring (CN 4418 75 00, case R856). Current rates stay in force; if absorption is found they can be raised, but not above twice the original duty.

Source: Notice C/2026/2810, OJ C 28.5.2026 (opens in a new tab)
Mar 27, 2026
No rate change

EU opens expiry review of aluminum extrusion duties; duties stay in force

The 21.2%–32.1% anti-dumping duties on unassembled Chinese aluminum extrusions were due to lapse at the end of March 2026. An expiry review requested by European Aluminium (case R850) keeps them in force until the Commission decides, indicatively by 26 March 2027 and by 27 June 2027 at the latest.

Source: Notice C/2026/1920, OJ C 27.3.2026 (opens in a new tab)
Jan 1, 2026
Increase

CBAM definitive phase starts for steel and aluminium imports

Importers of more than 50 tonnes a year of CBAM goods, including aluminium doors and windows (7610), steel structures (7308) and steel screws and bolts (7318), must be authorised CBAM declarants. They pay for the embedded emissions of 2026 imports in 2027.

Source: European Commission: Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (opens in a new tab)
Dec 17, 2025
No rate change

Commission proposes extending CBAM to 180 downstream products

The proposal would bring goods such as metal furniture, furniture fittings of steel or aluminium, seats with metal frames, fridge-freezers and prefabricated buildings containing steel or aluminium under CBAM from 1 January 2028. It is a proposal only and needs Parliament and Council agreement.

Source: Commission proposal COM(2025) 989 (opens in a new tab)
Nov 21, 2025
Increase

EU sets definitive anti-dumping duty of 43.3%–86.8% on Chinese hardwood plywood

Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/2333 charges 43.3% on Pizhou Jiangshan Wood and 86.8% on all other Chinese producers of plywood with a hardwood or tropical outer ply (CN 4412 31, 4412 33, 4412 34). It replaced provisional duties in force since 11 June 2025; finished doors, cabinets and furniture are not covered.

Source: Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/2333, OJ L 20.11.2025 (opens in a new tab)
Oct 25, 2025
Reduction

Another Chinese tile maker gets the EU's 30.6% cooperating-company rate

Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/2147 adds Hebei Lingbiao Technology Development Co., Ltd. to the list of cooperating exporters, so its ceramic tiles pay 30.6% instead of 69.7%. Rates for all other companies are unchanged.

Source: Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/2147, OJ L 24.10.2025 (opens in a new tab)
Oct 20, 2025
Reduction

CBAM simplified: 50-tonne yearly threshold exempts small importers

Regulation (EU) 2025/2083 replaced the EUR 150 per-consignment exemption with a 50-tonne annual threshold per importer and moved the start of CBAM certificate sales to February 2027.

Source: Regulation (EU) 2025/2083 (opens in a new tab)
Jul 15, 2025
Increase

EU sets definitive anti-dumping duty of 21.3%–36.1% on Chinese wood flooring

Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/1342 imposes duties on assembled multilayer wood flooring panels from China (CN 4418 75 00): Jinfa Group 21.3%, other cooperating companies 28.0%, Forest Group 32.1%, Fusong Group and all others 36.1%. The duty also applies to imports registered under Regulation (EU) 2024/2733 before the provisional duties began in January 2025.

Source: Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/1342, OJ L 14.7.2025 (opens in a new tab)

Measures in force and sources — European Union

Collected now — 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%	Jan 1, 2026	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	Jan 1, 2026	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	Jul 1, 2026	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	Jul 1, 2026	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%	Feb 14, 2024	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%	Mar 31, 2021	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%	Jul 15, 2025	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%	Nov 21, 2025	Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/2333, OJ L 20.11.2025 (EUR-Lex) (opens in a new tab)

Scheduled, proposed or under investigation (not in any base duty) — European Union
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

Verified Sep 29, 2026 · Duties last changed Sep 2, 2026

In short: Most building materials from China pay only Canada's normal (MFN) duty; base duty on the codes we track is 0–34.5%. A provisional 25% safeguard surtax has applied to wood kitchen cabinets and vanities since July 31, 2026, and a 25% surtax applies to listed steel goods such as handrails and steel doors (much listed hardware can claim remission). Anti-dumping (SIMA) measures cover aluminum extrusions, upholstered seating, mattresses and steel sinks, and provisional duties have applied to decorative plywood since August 24, 2026.

Next date to watch Oct 1, 2026 — Canada: aluminium importers must declare smelt and cast countries

Duty by product group — Canada base duty · all importers

Kitchen cabinets & vanities Wooden kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities and cabinet parts 2 HS codes 25–34.5% base duty · all importers Surtax ends Feb 2027Hearing Oct 2026

Every importer pays

How the 25–34.5% base duty for Kitchen cabinets & vanities → Canada adds up
Normal duty (Canadian MFN)by tariff item	0–9.5%
Safeguard surtax, wood cabinets (25%) ProvisionalSOR/2026-169 · safeguard code 26169A · since Jul 31, 2026	+25%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 2 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	25–34.5%

Coming up

Hearing Oct 1, 2026: Hearing on whether the 25% provisional surtax on cabinets and vanities should become a final safeguard. No change to the duty on this date.
Decision due Jan 15, 2027: The CITT must report no later than this date and may report earlier. From the day it submits the report, the 25% cabinet surtax applies only to goods the report finds injurious (and stops if it finds none). If it finds serious injury, the report recommends the most appropriate remedy for any of the three classes; the Government then decides.
Surtax ends around Feb 15, 2027: The provisional 25% surtax runs out after 200 days unless the Government replaces it with a final safeguard measure after the CITT report; it can also end earlier if the CITT finds no injury.

What to do

Duty is normally set by the date goods are entered for consumption, not the ship date — plan arrivals around the scheduled change.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

Sources: Canada Gazette Part II, SOR/2026-169 (Certain Wood Cabinet and Vanity Goods Surtax Order) (opens in a new tab)

See the 2 HS codes for kitchen cabinets & vanities in Canada → Get a landed-cost estimate for kitchen cabinets & vanities →

Doors & windows Wooden and aluminum doors, windows, sliding systems and door locks 3 HS codes 0–6.5% base duty · all importers AD/CVD · depends on exporter

Every importer pays

How the 0–6.5% base duty for Doors & windows → Canada adds up
Normal duty (Canadian MFN)by tariff item	0–6.5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 3 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–6.5%

May also apply — depends on the exporter

AD/CVD aluminum extrusions (SIMA)

AE / NQ-2008-003 · in force since Mar 17, 2009 · CBSA Measures in force: Aluminum extrusions (AE) (opens in a new tab)

Exporters with their own normal values on file: set per exporter
All other exporters: +101%

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.

Relevant to 7610.10. Covers extruded profiles, worked or not (door/window frame profiles, curtain-wall members, trims), including unassembled window profiles declared as parts (held subject in 2021). Permanently assembled finished goods and complete kits holding every part of the finished unit have been held outside (for example a complete shower-enclosure shipment in 2018). The form of the goods at import decides, not the tariff code. No ruling covers a fully assembled glazed window or door; confirm a specific shipment with CBSA. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone.

Rates as of Oct 8, 2025. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

What to do

This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
Ask the exporter for its legal name, the AD/CVD case number and its current company rate, in writing, before you order.

See the 3 HS codes for doors & windows in Canada → Get a landed-cost estimate for doors & windows →

Lighting LED panels, downlights, chandeliers, lamps, outdoor lights and drivers 7 HS codes 0–7% base duty · all importers

Every importer pays

How the 0–7% base duty for Lighting → Canada adds up
Normal duty (Canadian MFN)by tariff item	0–7%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 7 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–7%

What to do

Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.

See the 7 HS codes for lighting in Canada → Get a landed-cost estimate for lighting →

Bathroom ware & fixtures Toilets, basins, faucets, showers, bathtubs, LED mirrors and accessories 10 HS codes 0–18% base duty · all importers

Every importer pays

How the 0–18% base duty for Bathroom ware & fixtures → Canada adds up
Normal duty (Canadian MFN)by tariff item	0–18%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 10 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–18%

What to do

Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

See the 10 HS codes for bathroom ware & fixtures in Canada → Get a landed-cost estimate for bathroom ware & fixtures →

Marble & tile Ceramic and porcelain tile, marble tile and slabs 2 HS codes 6–8% base duty · all importers

Every importer pays

How the 6–8% base duty for Marble & tile → Canada adds up
Normal duty (Canadian MFN)by tariff item	6–8%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 2 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	6–8%

What to do

Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

See the 2 HS codes for marble & tile in Canada → Get a landed-cost estimate for marble & tile →

Furniture Sofas, chairs, tables, cabinets, wardrobes, beds and mattresses 7 HS codes 8–34.5% base duty · all importers AD/CVD · depends on exporter Surtax ends Feb 2027Hearing Oct 2026

Every importer pays

How the 8–34.5% base duty for Furniture → Canada adds up
Normal duty (Canadian MFN)by tariff item	8–9.5%
Steel derivative surtax (25%)SOR/2025-267 · remission SOR/2026-34 (CBSA code 26-0145C) · since Dec 26, 2025 · some products under 9401.71	+25%
Safeguard surtax, wood cabinets (25%) ProvisionalSOR/2026-169 · safeguard code 26169A · since Jul 31, 2026 · some products under 9403.60	+25%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 7 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	8–34.5%

Not charged, or only in some cases

Steel derivative surtax (25%) — not charged: Chairs with aluminium or other non-steel metal frames; upholstered stools and benches (9401.71.10.10/.90): Remitted under SOR/2026-34 item 29 (9401.71.10.10 chairs other than those with steel frames) or item 30 (9401.71.10.90 seats other than chairs) when the importer claims it, CBSA code 26-0145C; 25% payable if not claimed. (9401.71)
Safeguard surtax, wood cabinets (25%) — not charged: Freestanding tables, TV cabinets and nightstands: SOR/2026-169, s. 2(1)(e): freestanding furniture not designed for permanent installation in kitchens, bathrooms or closets is excluded; tables and other pieces on 9403.60.10.91/.92/.99 are not on Schedule 1. (9403.60)

May also apply — depends on the exporter

AD/CVD upholstered seating (SIMA)

UDS / NQ-2021-002 · in force since Sep 2, 2021 · CBSA Measures in force: Upholstered domestic seating (UDS) (opens in a new tab)

Exporters with their own normal values on file: set per exporter
All other exporters: +188%

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.

Relevant to 9401.41, 9401.61, 9401.71. Leather-upholstered and motion seating is covered. Stationary fabric-only seating, dining-room chairs, bar stools over 24 in, outdoor, foldable or stackable seating and full-body massage chairs are excluded. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone.

Rates as of Sep 15, 2026. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

AD/CVD mattresses (SIMA)

MAT / NQ-2022-001 · in force since Nov 4, 2022 · CBSA Measures in force: Mattresses (MAT) (opens in a new tab)

Exporters with their own normal values on file: set per exporter
All other exporters: +146.6%

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.

Relevant to 9404.29. All mattress core types and toppers of 3 in or more; excludes foundations, pet and camping mattresses, airbeds, water beds and mattresses built into upholstered seating. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone.

Rates as of Feb 24, 2026. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

Coming up

Hearing Oct 1, 2026: Hearing on whether the 25% provisional surtax on cabinets and vanities should become a final safeguard. No change to the duty on this date.
Hearing Oct 7, 2026: Hearing only; no duty applies to engineered-wood storage furniture unless the Government acts on the CITT report due 15 January 2027.
Decision due Jan 15, 2027: The CITT must report no later than this date and may report earlier. From the day it submits the report, the 25% cabinet surtax applies only to goods the report finds injurious (and stops if it finds none). If it finds serious injury, the report recommends the most appropriate remedy for any of the three classes; the Government then decides.
Decision due Jan 28, 2027: CBSA decides whether dumping or subsidizing is likely to resume if the duties end; if negative, the finding is rescinded, if positive the CITT decides by 7 July 2027. Duties continue meanwhile.
Surtax ends around Feb 15, 2027: The provisional 25% surtax runs out after 200 days unless the Government replaces it with a final safeguard measure after the CITT report; it can also end earlier if the CITT finds no injury.
Decision due Jul 7, 2027: The CITT decides whether to continue the duties on upholstered seating from China and Vietnam for another five years or rescind them.
Finding may expire Nov 3, 2027: The CITT lists 3 November 2027 as the expiry date of its 4 November 2022 mattress finding (NQ-2022-001). The duties end then unless the CITT opens an expiry review before that date; if a review is opened, the duties continue while it runs.

What to do

Ask the exporter for its legal name, the AD/CVD case number and its current company rate, in writing, before you order.
This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

Sources: 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) · Canada Gazette Part II, SOR/2026-169 (Certain Wood Cabinet and Vanity Goods Surtax Order) (opens in a new tab)

See the 7 HS codes for furniture in Canada → Get a landed-cost estimate for furniture →

Flooring SPC, engineered wood flooring, stair treads and floor tile 3 HS codes 0–6.5% base duty · all importers Hearing Nov 2026

Every importer pays

How the 0–6.5% base duty for Flooring → Canada adds up
Normal duty (Canadian MFN)by tariff item	0–6.5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 3 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–6.5%

Coming up

Hearing Nov 9, 2026: Hearing only; no duty applies to hardwood or engineered wood flooring today.
Decision due Jan 15, 2027: The CITT must report no later than this date and may report earlier. From the day it submits the report, the 25% cabinet surtax applies only to goods the report finds injurious (and stops if it finds none). If it finds serious injury, the report recommends the most appropriate remedy for any of the three classes; the Government then decides.

What to do

Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

See the 3 HS codes for flooring in Canada → Get a landed-cost estimate for flooring →

Kitchen equipment & appliances Range hoods, ovens, fridges, dishwashers, sinks, faucets and food machines 10 HS codes 0–8% base duty · all importers AD/CVD · depends on exporter

Every importer pays

How the 0–8% base duty for Kitchen equipment & appliances → Canada adds up
Normal duty (Canadian MFN)by tariff item	0–8%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 10 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–8%

Not charged, or only in some cases

Steel derivative surtax (25%) — not charged: Remitted under SOR/2026-34 item 37 (9403.99.00 furniture parts) when the importer claims it, CBSA code 26-0145C; 25% payable if not claimed. (9403.99)

May also apply — depends on the exporter

AD/CVD stainless steel sinks (SIMA)

SSS / NQ-2011-002 · in force since May 24, 2012 · CBSA Measures in force: Stainless steel sinks (SSS) (opens in a new tab)

Exporters with their own normal values on file: set per exporter
All other exporters: +103.1%

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.

Relevant to 7324.10. Drawn-bowl sinks within the bowl-volume ranges only; 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 Nov 7, 2025. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

What to do

Ask the exporter for its legal name, the AD/CVD case number and its current company rate, in writing, before you order.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.

See the 10 HS codes for kitchen equipment & appliances in Canada → Get a landed-cost estimate for kitchen equipment & appliances →

Switches, sockets & electrical Wall switches, sockets, breakers, smart panels and generators 8 HS codes 0–2.5% base duty · all importers

Every importer pays

How the 0–2.5% base duty for Switches, sockets & electrical → Canada adds up
Normal duty (Canadian MFN)by tariff item	0–2.5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 8 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–2.5%

What to do

Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

See the 8 HS codes for switches, sockets & electrical in Canada → Get a landed-cost estimate for switches, sockets & electrical →

Spa, sauna & wellness Hot tubs, cold plunge tubs, saunas, steam rooms and massage chairs 3 HS codes 0–6.5% base duty · all importers AD/CVD · depends on exporter

Every importer pays

How the 0–6.5% base duty for Spa, sauna & wellness → Canada adds up
Normal duty (Canadian MFN)by tariff item	0–6.5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 3 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–6.5%

Not charged, or only in some cases

Steel derivative surtax (25%) — not charged: Steam rooms of aluminium, glass or other non-steel material (9406.90.90.10/.90): Remitted under SOR/2026-34 item 42 (9406.90.90.10 prefabricated buildings of aluminium) or item 43 (9406.90.90.90 excluding those of steel or with a steel frame) when the importer claims it, CBSA code 26-0145C; 25% payable if not claimed. (9406.10)

May also apply — depends on the exporter

AD/CVD upholstered seating (SIMA)

UDS / NQ-2021-002 · in force since Sep 2, 2021 · CBSA Measures in force: Upholstered domestic seating (UDS) (opens in a new tab)

Exporters with their own normal values on file: set per exporter
All other exporters: +188%

Relevant to 9019.10. Leather-upholstered and motion seating is covered. Stationary fabric-only seating, dining-room chairs, bar stools over 24 in, outdoor, foldable or stackable seating and full-body massage chairs are excluded. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone.

Rates as of Sep 15, 2026. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

What to do

This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
Ask the exporter for its legal name, the AD/CVD case number and its current company rate, in writing, before you order.

See the 3 HS codes for spa, sauna & wellness in Canada → Get a landed-cost estimate for spa, sauna & wellness →

Countertops & engineered stone Granite, quartz and sintered stone countertops 2 HS codes 5–8% base duty · all importers

Every importer pays

How the 5–8% base duty for Countertops & engineered stone → Canada adds up
Normal duty (Canadian MFN)by tariff item	5–8%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 2 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	5–8%

What to do

Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.

See the 2 HS codes for countertops & engineered stone in Canada → Get a landed-cost estimate for countertops & engineered stone →

Decorative wall panels PVC, WPC and resin wall panels 3 HS codes 0–6.5% base duty · all importers

Every importer pays

How the 0–6.5% base duty for Decorative wall panels → Canada adds up
Normal duty (Canadian MFN)by tariff item	0–6.5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 3 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–6.5%

What to do

This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

See the 3 HS codes for decorative wall panels in Canada → Get a landed-cost estimate for decorative wall panels →

Door & furniture hardware Hinges, door closers, mountings, handrails and aluminum trims 6 HS codes 0–25% base duty · all importers AD/CVD · depends on exporter

Every importer pays

How the 0–25% base duty for Door & furniture hardware → Canada adds up
Normal duty (Canadian MFN)by tariff item	0–6.5%
Steel derivative surtax (25%)SOR/2025-267 · remission SOR/2026-34 (CBSA code 26-0145C) · since Dec 26, 2025 · only 7308.90	+25%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 6 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–25%

Not charged, or only in some cases

Steel derivative surtax (25%) — not charged: Remitted under SOR/2026-34 items 24-28 (8302.41.90.20 window hardware, .39 door hardware other than for garage doors, .41 and .49 drapery accessories, .90 other building mountings) when the importer claims it, CBSA code 26-0145C; 25% payable if not claimed. (8302.41)

May also apply — depends on the exporter

AD/CVD aluminum extrusions (SIMA)

AE / NQ-2008-003 · in force since Mar 17, 2009 · CBSA Measures in force: Aluminum extrusions (AE) (opens in a new tab)

Exporters with their own normal values on file: set per exporter
All other exporters: +101%

Relevant to 7610.90. Covers extruded profiles, worked or not (door/window frame profiles, curtain-wall members, trims), including unassembled window profiles declared as parts (held subject in 2021). Permanently assembled finished goods and complete kits holding every part of the finished unit have been held outside (for example a complete shower-enclosure shipment in 2018). The form of the goods at import decides, not the tariff code. No ruling covers a fully assembled glazed window or door; confirm a specific shipment with CBSA. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone.

Rates as of Oct 8, 2025. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

What to do

Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
Ask the exporter for its legal name, the AD/CVD case number and its current company rate, in writing, before you order.
This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.

Sources: 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)

See the 6 HS codes for door & furniture hardware in Canada → Get a landed-cost estimate for door & furniture hardware →

Duty is set by the exact tariff line, not the product group. Look up your exact HS code for Canada →

What's next — Canada

Oct 1, 2026

Canada: aluminium importers must declare smelt and cast countries

From October 1, 2026, imports under General Import Permit No. 83 must declare the country of largest (and second-largest) primary aluminium smelt and the country of most recent cast (SOR/2026-136). This is a reporting rule, not a duty. It covers monitored aluminium mill products (7601, 7604-7609 and certain 7616.99 castings and forgings), not finished aluminium doors, windows or frames (7610); shipments with a value for duty of CAD 5,000 or less are exempt.

Scheduled Canada Gazette Part II - Order Amending General Import Permit No. 83 (Aluminum Products), SOR/2026-136 (opens in a new tab)
Oct 1, 2026

CITT safeguard hearings on wood cabinets and vanities (1-2 and 5 Oct)

Hearing on whether the 25% provisional surtax on cabinets and vanities should become a final safeguard. No change to the duty on this date.

Hearing Kitchen cabinets & vanities CITT safeguard inquiry hearings (GC-2026-001) (opens in a new tab)
Oct 7, 2026

CITT safeguard hearings on engineered-wood storage furniture (7-9 Oct)

Hearing only; no duty applies to engineered-wood storage furniture unless the Government acts on the CITT report due 15 January 2027.

Hearing Furniture CITT safeguard inquiry hearings (GC-2026-001) (opens in a new tab)
Oct 27, 2026

CBSA final determinations on Chinese unarmoured building cables

CBSA sets final dumping margins and subsidy amounts; provisional duties (40.7%-225.9%) continue until the CITT finding.

Decision due CBSA Statement of Reasons, preliminary determinations (UBC 2026 IN) (opens in a new tab)
Nov 9, 2026

CITT safeguard hearings on hardwood and engineered flooring (9-10 and 12 Nov)

Hearing only; no duty applies to hardwood or engineered wood flooring today.

Hearing Flooring CITT safeguard inquiry hearings (GC-2026-001) (opens in a new tab)
Nov 23, 2026

CBSA final determinations on Chinese decorative plywood

CBSA sets final dumping margins and subsidy amounts; provisional duties (0.0%-227.5%) continue until the CITT finding.

Decision due CBSA Statement of Reasons, preliminary determinations (DONP2 2026 IN) (opens in a new tab)
Nov 26, 2026

CITT injury finding on Chinese unarmoured building cables

If injury is found, final anti-dumping and countervailing duties replace the provisional duties; if not, provisional duties are refunded.

Decision due CBSA Statement of Reasons, preliminary determinations (UBC 2026 IN) (opens in a new tab)
Dec 1, 2026

CBSA final determinations on Chinese steel racks

CBSA sets final dumping margins and subsidy amounts for pallet-rack components; provisional duties (7.0%-13.1%) continue until the CITT finding.

Decision due CBSA Statement of Reasons, preliminary determinations (RACK 2026 IN) (opens in a new tab)
Dec 22, 2026

CITT injury finding on Chinese decorative plywood

If injury is found, final duties replace the provisional ones (and may reach back 90 days if massive importations are found); if not, provisional duties are refunded.

Decision due CBSA Statement of Reasons, preliminary determinations (DONP2 2026 IN) (opens in a new tab)
Dec 31, 2026

Canada: China steel and aluminium surtax remission window ends unless extended

Remission of the 25% China Surtax Order (2024) for the listed steel and aluminium mill products (China Surtax Remission Order (2024), Schedule 1 and most Schedule 2 items) covers imports up to December 31, 2026. No extension had been published by September 29, 2026; the previous extension was registered on January 30, 2026, after the old deadline had passed. FelixDeco's finished products are not subject to this surtax, so their duty does not change.

Remission ends Justice Laws - China Surtax Remission Order (2024), SOR/2025-12, s. 1(2)(a)(ii) (opens in a new tab)
Dec 31, 2026

CITT injury finding on Chinese steel racks

If injury is found, final duties replace the provisional ones; if not, provisional duties are refunded.

Decision due CITT: final injury inquiry NQ-2026-005 (steel racks) (opens in a new tab)
Jan 15, 2027

Deadline for the CITT safeguard report: cabinets, hardwood flooring, storage furniture

The CITT must report no later than this date and may report earlier. From the day it submits the report, the 25% cabinet surtax applies only to goods the report finds injurious (and stops if it finds none). If it finds serious injury, the report recommends the most appropriate remedy for any of the three classes; the Government then decides.

Decision due Kitchen cabinets & vanities Flooring Furniture CITT press release, safeguard inquiry GC-2026-001 (opens in a new tab)
Jan 28, 2027

CBSA decision in the upholstered-seating expiry review

CBSA decides whether dumping or subsidizing is likely to resume if the duties end; if negative, the finding is rescinded, if positive the CITT decides by 7 July 2027. Duties continue meanwhile.

Decision due Furniture CITT: expiry review RR-2026-006 (upholstered domestic seating) (opens in a new tab)
Feb 1, 2027

Expiry date of the steel bar grating order (unless the CITT opens a review)

The CITT lists 1 February 2027 as the expiry date of its 2022 order on steel bar grating from China (RR-2020-005) and 1 December 2026 as the tentative date for a notice of expiry review; none had been initiated by 29 September 2026. If a review is opened, the duties (85.0% anti-dumping plus 13,064.00 CNY per tonne countervailing) continue while it runs. Handrails and other 7308.90 steel structures are not covered.

Order may expire CITT: measures in force and expiry time lines (opens in a new tab)
around Feb 15, 2027

200-day provisional cabinet and vanity surtax ends

The provisional 25% surtax runs out after 200 days unless the Government replaces it with a final safeguard measure after the CITT report; it can also end earlier if the CITT finds no injury.

Surtax ends Kitchen cabinets & vanities CBSA Customs Notice 26-17 (opens in a new tab)
Jun 27, 2027

Canada: 50% over-quota steel surtax order due to end unless extended

Canada's steel tariff-rate-quota order (SOR/2025-148), which charges 50% on listed steel mill products imported above quota from any country other than the United States and Mexico, including China, is repealed on June 27, 2027, the end of its last quarterly quota period, unless it is extended again (it was already extended once, by SOR/2026-119). It covers steel mill products only, so FelixDeco's finished products are not affected either way.

Order may end Canada Gazette Part II - Order Amending the Order Imposing a Surtax on the Importation of Certain Steel Goods, SOR/2026-119 (opens in a new tab)
Jul 7, 2027

CITT order due in the upholstered-seating expiry review (if CBSA is positive)

The CITT decides whether to continue the duties on upholstered seating from China and Vietnam for another five years or rescind them.

Decision due Furniture CITT: expiry review RR-2026-006 (upholstered domestic seating) (opens in a new tab)
Nov 3, 2027

Expiry date of the mattress finding (unless the CITT opens a review)

The CITT lists 3 November 2027 as the expiry date of its 4 November 2022 mattress finding (NQ-2022-001). The duties end then unless the CITT opens an expiry review before that date; if a review is opened, the duties continue while it runs.

Finding may expire Furniture CITT: measures in force and expiry time lines (opens in a new tab)

What changed — Canada

Sep 8, 2026
No rate change

Canada's new surtax on US goods does not apply to goods made in China

Canada's United States Surtax Order (2026) added 15%, 25% or 50% surtaxes on listed US-origin goods from September 8, 2026. It applies only to goods originating in the United States. Goods made in China are not affected, and the 25% China and steel derivative surtaxes are unchanged.

Source: CBSA Customs Notice 26-23: United States Surtax Order (2026) (opens in a new tab)
Sep 2, 2026
Increase

Canada: provisional duties on Chinese steel pallet-rack components

CBSA preliminarily found dumping and subsidizing of steel racks from China. Goods released from 2 September 2026 pay provisional duty of 7.0% (Nanjing A-Plus) or 13.1% (all other exporters) of export price. Only heavy storage-rack components are covered; boltless, wire, wall-mounted and light-duty shelving is excluded.

Source: CBSA Measures in force: Steel racks (RACK) (opens in a new tab)
Aug 31, 2026
No rate change

Canada: expiry review opened on upholstered seating duties

The CITT opened expiry review RR-2026-006 of its 2021 finding on upholstered domestic seating from China and Vietnam. The duties stay in force during the review (China, all other exporters: 188.0% anti-dumping plus 1,390.65 CNY per piece countervailing). CBSA decides by 28 January 2027; if positive, the CITT decides by 7 July 2027.

Source: CITT: expiry review RR-2026-006 (opens in a new tab)
Aug 24, 2026
Increase

Canada: provisional duties on Chinese decorative plywood

CBSA preliminarily found dumping and subsidizing of decorative and other non-structural plywood from China. Goods released from 24 August 2026 pay provisional duty of 0.0% to 173.6% for eleven named exporters and 227.5% for all others. Structural plywood and finished plywood flooring are excluded.

Source: CBSA Measures in force: DONP2 (opens in a new tab)
Jul 31, 2026
Increase

Canada: 25% provisional safeguard surtax on wood cabinets and vanities

Wood kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities and their wood parts made for permanent installation pay a 25% surtax on top of normal duty for up to 200 days from 31 July 2026 (tariff items 9403.40.00.10, 9403.60.10.31, 9403.60.10.39, 9403.91.00.90). Goods from China are not exempt. Freestanding furniture and separately imported hardware are not covered.

Source: CBSA Customs Notice 26-17 (opens in a new tab)

Earlier changes (15)

Jul 29, 2026
Increase

Canada: provisional duties on Chinese unarmoured building cables

CBSA preliminarily found dumping and subsidizing of unarmoured building cables from China. Goods released from 29 July 2026 pay provisional duty of 40.7% to 88.6% for three named exporters and 225.9% for all others. CBSA's final decision is due 27 October and the CITT finding by 26 November 2026.

Source: CBSA Measures in force: Unarmoured building cables (UBC) (opens in a new tab)
Jun 22, 2026
No rate change

Steel derivative surtax amended: Canadian goods exempt, auto relief to 2027

An amendment (SOR/2026-155) exempted goods originating in Canada and extended the exemptions for steel derivative goods used in motor-vehicle and aircraft manufacturing to imports before July 1, 2027. Nothing changed for Chinese building products: the 25% rate and the product list are the same.

Source: Canada Gazette Part II - Order Amending the Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Order, SOR/2026-155 (opens in a new tab)
Jun 12, 2026
No rate change

Canada extends its 50% over-quota steel surtax to June 27, 2027

Canada extended its steel tariff-rate-quota order by one year (SOR/2026-119). Steel mill products from any country other than the United States and Mexico, including China, imported above quota pay a 50% surtax instead of other steel surtaxes. It covers mill products, not finished building products.

Source: Canada Gazette Part II - Order Amending the Order Imposing a Surtax on the Importation of Certain Steel Goods, SOR/2026-119 (opens in a new tab)
Apr 21, 2026
No rate change

Canada: safeguard inquiry on wood cabinets, flooring and storage furniture

The CITT started global safeguard inquiry GC-2026-001 into imports from all countries of wood cabinets and vanities, solid and engineered hardwood flooring, and engineered-wood storage furniture. Its report is due 15 January 2027. Only cabinets and vanities have a provisional duty so far.

Source: CITT press release, GC-2026-001 (opens in a new tab)
Mar 11, 2026
No rate change

Canada: duties on Chinese carbon steel screws continued five more years

The CITT continued, with amendment, its order on certain carbon steel screws from China and Chinese Taipei. Exporters without their own values pay 170% anti-dumping plus 1.25 CNY per kg countervailing. Only listed carbon steel screw types are covered, including carbon steel lag, flange, bin and stove bolts that CBSA treats as screws; stainless steel fasteners, nuts and hex cap or socket cap screws are not.

Source: CBSA Measures in force: Fasteners (FAS) (opens in a new tab)
Mar 1, 2026
No rate change

Canada drops 100% surtax on Chinese EVs; 25% steel surtax stays

Under the Canada-China arrangement, Canada repealed the 100% surtax on Chinese electric vehicles from March 1, 2026 (SOR/2026-33) and replaced it with a quota at the MFN rate. The 25% surtax on Chinese steel and aluminium mill products was not changed.

Source: Canada Gazette Part II - Order Amending the China Surtax Order (2024), SOR/2026-33 (opens in a new tab)
Feb 24, 2026
Reduction

Canada relieves steel derivative surtax on many building products

The Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Remission Order (SOR/2026-34) relieves the 25% derivative surtax, when the importer claims it, on plastic doors and windows, most building hardware under 8302.41.90 (not garage-door hardware), furniture parts, lighting parts, many metal-frame seats (not steel-frame upholstered chairs), office desks and tables, and non-steel prefab buildings. Claim it at import with CBSA code 26-0145C, or within two years.

Source: CBSA Customs Notice 26-07: Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Remission Order (opens in a new tab)
Jan 30, 2026
Reduction

China surtax remission extended to December 31, 2026

An amendment to the China Surtax Remission Order (2024) (SOR/2026-14) extended remission for the listed Chinese steel and aluminium mill products to imports through December 31, 2026 and added more lines. It does not affect finished building products, which are outside the China surtax.

Source: Canada Gazette Part II - Order Amending the China Surtax Remission Order (2024), No. 2, SOR/2026-14 (opens in a new tab)
Dec 26, 2025
Increase

25% steel derivative surtax starts on steel hardware, seats and prefab units

Canada's Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Order (SOR/2025-267) added 25% of value for duty on listed steel derivative goods from every country, including China: steel structures, doors and handrails (7308), fasteners, building hardware 8302.41.90, metal-frame seats, office metal furniture, furniture parts, lighting parts and prefabricated buildings 9406.20/9406.90. Complete light fittings, wooden furniture and aluminium doors and windows are not covered.

Source: CBSA Customs Notice 25-33: Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Order (revised July 22, 2026) (opens in a new tab)
Oct 1, 2025
No rate change

Canada: aluminum extrusion duties on China continued five more years

The CITT continued its order on aluminum extrusions from China. Exporters without their own normal values pay 101% anti-dumping plus 15.84 CNY per kg countervailing. Extruded profiles are covered, including window profiles shipped as parts; complete assembled goods and complete kits have been treated as outside. The CBSA decides by the form of the goods at import, not the tariff code.

Source: CBSA Measures in force: Aluminum extrusions (AE) (opens in a new tab)
Sep 22, 2025
No rate change

Mill certificates now required to prove steel or aluminium is not Chinese

For the melt-and-pour surtax, importers of listed steel and aluminium mill products must be able to show a certificate (for example a mill test certificate) proving the metal was melted and poured, or smelted and cast, outside China. Commercial invoices and reports are no longer accepted; without a certificate the 25% surtax applies.

Source: CBSA Customs Notice 25-28: Steel Goods and Aluminum Goods Surtax Order (opens in a new tab)
Jul 31, 2025
Increase

25% surtax on mill products made from Chinese steel or aluminium

The Steel Goods and Aluminum Goods Surtax Order (SOR/2025-154) added a 25% surtax on listed steel and aluminium mill products from any country except the US that contain steel melted and poured in China or aluminium smelted or cast in China. It covers mill products only, not finished building products.

Source: Justice Laws - Steel Goods and Aluminum Goods Surtax Order, SOR/2025-154 (opens in a new tab)
Jun 2, 2025
No rate change

Canada: thermoelectric cooler duties on China continued

The CITT continued its order on thermoelectric coolers and warmers from China, including thermoelectric wine coolers. Exporters without their own values pay 37% anti-dumping plus 53.27 CNY per unit countervailing. Compressor fridges and chillers are not covered.

Source: CITT: order continued, thermoelectric containers (opens in a new tab)
Mar 19, 2025
No rate change

Canada: curtain-wall module duties on China continued

The CITT continued its order on unitized wall modules (curtain wall and window wall) from China. Exporters without their own values pay 120% anti-dumping plus 458.31 CNY per square metre countervailing. Ordinary doors, windows and stick-built curtain walls are not covered.

Source: CITT: order continued, unitized wall modules (opens in a new tab)
Oct 22, 2024
Increase

25% surtax on Chinese steel and aluminium mill products

Canada's China Surtax Order (2024) imposed a 25% surtax on Chinese-origin steel and aluminium mill and semi-finished products from October 22, 2024. Finished building products such as doors, windows, frames, hardware and furniture are not on its list.

Source: Justice Laws - China Surtax Order (2024), SOR/2024-187 (opens in a new tab)

Measures in force and sources — Canada

Collected now — 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%	Jan 1, 2026	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%	Oct 22, 2024	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%	Dec 26, 2025	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%	Jul 31, 2025	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%	Jul 31, 2026	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%	Mar 17, 2009	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%	Nov 12, 2013	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%	Sep 2, 2021	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%	Nov 4, 2022	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%	May 24, 2012	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%	Feb 19, 2007	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%	Jan 7, 2005	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%	Apr 19, 2011	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%	Dec 11, 2008	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%	Jul 29, 2026	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%	Aug 24, 2026	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%	Sep 2, 2026	CBSA Measures in force: Steel racks (RACK), provisional duties (opens in a new tab)

Scheduled, proposed or under investigation (not in any base duty) — Canada
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)

No longer collected — Canada
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

Verified Sep 29, 2026 · Duties last changed Sep 19, 2026

In short: With a ChAFTA certificate of origin, building materials from China generally enter Australia at 0% (0–5% across the codes we track, the upper figure being the general rate without origin documents). Anti-dumping duties apply to aluminum extrusions and some steel building products. An investigation into finished aluminum windows and doors (Case 691) has not produced a duty. Engineered stone (such as quartz) benchtops and slabs have been prohibited imports since January 1, 2025 unless a permit, confirmation or exemption is held; resin-free sintered stone, porcelain and tile are not banned.

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.

Next date to watch Oct 14, 2026 — Case 691: draft findings (SEF) due on aluminium windows and doors

Duty by product group — Australia base duty · all importers

Kitchen cabinets & vanities Wooden kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities and cabinet parts 2 HS codes 0–5% base duty · all importers

Every importer pays

How the 0–5% base duty for Kitchen cabinets & vanities → Australia adds up
Customs duty (ChAFTA preference / general rate)by tariff classification	0–5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 2 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–5%

What to do

Ask for ChAFTA origin documentation with every shipment; without it the general rate applies.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

See the 2 HS codes for kitchen cabinets & vanities in Australia → Get a landed-cost estimate for kitchen cabinets & vanities →

Doors & windows Wooden and aluminum doors, windows, sliding systems and door locks 3 HS codes 0–5% base duty · all importers AD/CVD · depends on exporter Deadline Oct 2026

Every importer pays

How the 0–5% base duty for Doors & windows → Australia adds up
Customs duty (ChAFTA preference / general rate)by tariff classification	0–5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 3 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–5%

May also apply — depends on the exporter

AD/CVD - aluminium extrusions

Continuation 657 (ADN 2025/096) / Accelerated review 700 (ADN 2026/081) / Accelerated review 701 (ADN 2026/084) · in force since Oct 28, 2010 · Dumping Commodity Register - Aluminium Extrusions (September 2026 version, checked 29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab)

Exporters with their own (separate) rate: +0–18.1%
All other exporters: +29.4%

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).

Relevant to 7610.10. Covered: aluminium extrusions of alloy series 1, 2, 3, 5, 6 or 7, mill finish, anodised, painted or otherwise coated, worked or not, wall thickness or diameter over 0.5 mm, up to 27 kg per metre, cross-section fitting within a 421 mm circle; includes extrusions with minor working (precision cut, machined, punched, drilled), extrusions designed for use in a door or window, and extrusions that are themselves finished products (e.g. carpet liners, fence posts, heat sinks). Not covered ('Non GUC'): kits that at import contain all parts to assemble a finished product (e.g. shower-frame kits, window-frame kits, unassembled unitised curtain walls), intermediate or partly assembled products such as unglazed window or door frames, and fully assembled windows and doors (finished aluminium windows and doors are the subject of Case 691). Several specific tubes, channels, flat bars, angles and T-bars are exempt by ministerial instrument. Goods covered by a Tariff Concession Order are automatically exempt from 19 Sep 2026 (ADN 2026/135). The measure applies to goods exported from China by the listed exporter or supplier chains; ChAFTA origin does not remove it. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone.

Rates as of Sep 29, 2026. 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

Investigation 691 (ADN 2025/115) · · 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)

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.

Relevant to 7610.10. Aluminium windows and doors, fully or partially assembled, including their frames, panels and sashes, glazed or not, thermally broken or not, with or without hardware: windows up to and including 3.0 m high and 4.0 m wide; doors up to and including 3.0 m high and 7.0 m wide. 'Partially assembled' means a fabricated frame, panel or sash assembly that does not yet form a complete unit. Curtain wall products are excluded. Tariff 7610.10.00 (statistical code 12) is for reference only; the written description decides coverage. The description does not limit 'doors' to external or building doors, and it neither names nor excludes framed shower screens or shower doors, sliding wardrobe (robe) doors or internal partition doors. The applicants describe the goods as an aluminium-framed engineered fenestration product that separates the outdoors from a building's indoor environment (citing AS 2047, windows and external glazed doors), but they also say that everything not excluded is included (EPR 454). The Commission has made no scope finding on these products (public record checked to EPR 493, 29 Sep 2026). Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone.

Rates as of Sep 29, 2026. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

Coming up

Deadline Oct 14, 2026: The Commission must publish its Statement of Essential Facts on Chinese aluminium windows and doors on or before 14 Oct 2026; interested parties then have 20 days to respond. No duty applies yet, but a preliminary finding with securities is still possible. The Commission has not yet said whether framed shower screens, sliding robe doors or internal partition doors are covered; the SEF may address this.
Decision due Dec 16, 2026: The Commission's final recommendation on whether to impose anti-dumping or countervailing duties on Chinese aluminium windows and doors is due on or before 16 Dec 2026. Any duty would start only after the Minister's decision notice.
Decision due around Jan 15, 2027: The Minister's decision is expected within 30 days of receiving the final report (about mid-January 2027 if the report is delivered on 16 Dec 2026). If duties are imposed they would apply to aluminium windows and doors entered after the notice.

What to do

Ask for ChAFTA origin documentation with every shipment; without it the general rate applies.
This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

See the 3 HS codes for doors & windows in Australia → Get a landed-cost estimate for doors & windows →

Lighting LED panels, downlights, chandeliers, lamps, outdoor lights and drivers 7 HS codes 0–5% base duty · all importers

Every importer pays

How the 0–5% base duty for Lighting → Australia adds up
Customs duty (ChAFTA preference / general rate)by tariff classification	0–5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 7 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–5%

What to do

Ask for ChAFTA origin documentation with every shipment; without it the general rate applies.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.

See the 7 HS codes for lighting in Australia → Get a landed-cost estimate for lighting →

Bathroom ware & fixtures Toilets, basins, faucets, showers, bathtubs, LED mirrors and accessories 10 HS codes 0–5% base duty · all importers

Every importer pays

How the 0–5% base duty for Bathroom ware & fixtures → Australia adds up
Customs duty (ChAFTA preference / general rate)by tariff classification	0–5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 10 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–5%

What to do

Ask for ChAFTA origin documentation with every shipment; without it the general rate applies.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.

See the 10 HS codes for bathroom ware & fixtures in Australia → Get a landed-cost estimate for bathroom ware & fixtures →

Marble & tile Ceramic and porcelain tile, marble tile and slabs 2 HS codes 0–5% base duty · all importers

Every importer pays

How the 0–5% base duty for Marble & tile → Australia adds up
Customs duty (ChAFTA preference / general rate)by tariff classification	0–5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 2 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–5%

What to do

Ask for ChAFTA origin documentation with every shipment; without it the general rate applies.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

See the 2 HS codes for marble & tile in Australia → Get a landed-cost estimate for marble & tile →

Furniture Sofas, chairs, tables, cabinets, wardrobes, beds and mattresses 7 HS codes 0–5% base duty · all importers

Every importer pays

How the 0–5% base duty for Furniture → Australia adds up
Customs duty (ChAFTA preference / general rate)by tariff classification	0–5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 7 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–5%

What to do

Ask for ChAFTA origin documentation with every shipment; without it the general rate applies.
This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

See the 7 HS codes for furniture in Australia → Get a landed-cost estimate for furniture →

Flooring SPC, engineered wood flooring, stair treads and floor tile 3 HS codes 0–5% base duty · all importers

Every importer pays

How the 0–5% base duty for Flooring → Australia adds up
Customs duty (ChAFTA preference / general rate)by tariff classification	0–5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 3 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–5%

What to do

Ask for ChAFTA origin documentation with every shipment; without it the general rate applies.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

See the 3 HS codes for flooring in Australia → Get a landed-cost estimate for flooring →

Kitchen equipment & appliances Range hoods, ovens, fridges, dishwashers, sinks, faucets and food machines 10 HS codes 0–5% base duty · all importers

Every importer pays

How the 0–5% base duty for Kitchen equipment & appliances → Australia adds up
Customs duty (ChAFTA preference / general rate)by tariff classification	0–5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 10 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–5%

What to do

Ask for ChAFTA origin documentation with every shipment; without it the general rate applies.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.

See the 10 HS codes for kitchen equipment & appliances in Australia → Get a landed-cost estimate for kitchen equipment & appliances →

Switches, sockets & electrical Wall switches, sockets, breakers, smart panels and generators 8 HS codes 0–5% base duty · all importers

Every importer pays

How the 0–5% base duty for Switches, sockets & electrical → Australia adds up
Customs duty (ChAFTA preference / general rate)by tariff classification	0–5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 8 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–5%

What to do

Ask for ChAFTA origin documentation with every shipment; without it the general rate applies.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

See the 8 HS codes for switches, sockets & electrical in Australia → Get a landed-cost estimate for switches, sockets & electrical →

Spa, sauna & wellness Hot tubs, cold plunge tubs, saunas, steam rooms and massage chairs 3 HS codes 0–5% base duty · all importers

Every importer pays

How the 0–5% base duty for Spa, sauna & wellness → Australia adds up
Customs duty (ChAFTA preference / general rate)by tariff classification	0–5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 3 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–5%

What to do

Ask for ChAFTA origin documentation with every shipment; without it the general rate applies.
This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

See the 3 HS codes for spa, sauna & wellness in Australia → Get a landed-cost estimate for spa, sauna & wellness →

Countertops & engineered stone Granite, quartz and sintered stone countertops 2 HS codes 0–5% base duty · all importers Import ban (quartz / engineered stone)

Every importer pays

How the 0–5% base duty for Countertops & engineered stone → Australia adds up
Customs duty (ChAFTA preference / general rate)by tariff classification	0–5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 2 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–5%

What to do

Ask for ChAFTA origin documentation with every shipment; without it the general rate applies.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.
This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.

See the 2 HS codes for countertops & engineered stone in Australia → Get a landed-cost estimate for countertops & engineered stone →

Decorative wall panels PVC, WPC and resin wall panels 3 HS codes 0–5% base duty · all importers

Every importer pays

How the 0–5% base duty for Decorative wall panels → Australia adds up
Customs duty (ChAFTA preference / general rate)by tariff classification	0–5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 3 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–5%

What to do

Ask for ChAFTA origin documentation with every shipment; without it the general rate applies.
This code changed in HS 2022 or is often confused — see the classification note.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

See the 3 HS codes for decorative wall panels in Australia → Get a landed-cost estimate for decorative wall panels →

Door & furniture hardware Hinges, door closers, mountings, handrails and aluminum trims 6 HS codes 0–5% base duty · all importers AD/CVD · depends on exporter Decision Nov 2026

Every importer pays

How the 0–5% base duty for Door & furniture hardware → Australia adds up
Customs duty (ChAFTA preference / general rate)by tariff classification	0–5%
Base duty — every importer pays Range across the 6 HS codes in this group; each code is itemised on the HS-code page.	0–5%

May also apply — depends on the exporter

AD/CVD - hollow structural sections

Anti-circumvention inquiry 685 (ADN 2026/064) / Continuation inquiry 710 (ADN 2026/093, open) / Anti-Dumping Review Panel review of ADN 2026/064 (open) / Accelerated reviews 711, 712, 714, 715, 717 (open) · in force since Jul 3, 2012 · Dumping Commodity Register - Hollow Structural Sections (September 2026 version) (opens in a new tab)

Exporters with their own (separate) rate: +9.4–30.4%
All other exporters: +48.3%

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).

Relevant to 7308.90. Electric-resistance-welded hollow sections of carbon or other alloy steel (the Customs Tariff defines 'other alloy steel' as steel that is not stainless, Chapter 72 Note 1(f); the notices do not mention stainless steel expressly), circular (outside diameter over 21 mm up to 165.1 mm) or oval, square and rectangular (perimeter up to 1277.3 mm), galvanised or not. Since Anti-Circumvention Inquiry 685 (ADN 2026/064, with effect on and after 4 September 2025) the goods also include such pipe and tube entered under 7308.90.00 (statistical code 65), comprising circular and non-circular hollow sections with other than plain ends (threaded, swaged, shouldered) or with holes drilled, punched or cut at the ends or along the length. Excluded: certain conveyor tube, precision RHS under 1.6 mm, air heater tubes and ministerially exempted goods. Goods covered by a Tariff Concession Order are exempt. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone.

Rates as of Sep 29, 2026. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

AD/CVD - aluminium extrusions

Exporters with their own (separate) rate: +0–18.1%
All other exporters: +29.4%

Relevant to 7610.90. Covered: aluminium extrusions of alloy series 1, 2, 3, 5, 6 or 7, mill finish, anodised, painted or otherwise coated, worked or not, wall thickness or diameter over 0.5 mm, up to 27 kg per metre, cross-section fitting within a 421 mm circle; includes extrusions with minor working (precision cut, machined, punched, drilled), extrusions designed for use in a door or window, and extrusions that are themselves finished products (e.g. carpet liners, fence posts, heat sinks). Not covered ('Non GUC'): kits that at import contain all parts to assemble a finished product (e.g. shower-frame kits, window-frame kits, unassembled unitised curtain walls), intermediate or partly assembled products such as unglazed window or door frames, and fully assembled windows and doors (finished aluminium windows and doors are the subject of Case 691). Several specific tubes, channels, flat bars, angles and T-bars are exempt by ministerial instrument. Goods covered by a Tariff Concession Order are automatically exempt from 19 Sep 2026 (ADN 2026/135). The measure applies to goods exported from China by the listed exporter or supplier chains; ChAFTA origin does not remove it. Coverage follows the order's written product description, not the HS code alone.

Rates as of Sep 29, 2026. Ask your supplier for the exporter's legal name, case number and current rate before you order.

Coming up

Decision due around Nov 5, 2026: The Anti-Dumping Review Panel must report to the Minister by 6 Oct 2026 on two applications to review ADN 2026/064, which extended the hollow structural sections duties to welded carbon or other alloy steel tube with holes or shaped ends under 7308.90.00 (statistical code 65). The Minister normally decides within 30 days of receiving the report (about early November 2026) and may affirm the extension or revoke it and substitute a new decision.
Decision due Jul 3, 2027: The anti-dumping measures on Chinese hollow structural sections, including welded steel tube with holes or shaped ends under 7308.90.00, expire on 3 Jul 2027 unless the Minister continues them after Continuation Inquiry 710 (draft findings due by 23 Nov 2026; final recommendation to the Minister by 5 Jan 2027).

What to do

Ask the exporter for its legal name, the AD/CVD case number and its current company rate, in writing, before you order.
Ask for ChAFTA origin documentation with every shipment; without it the general rate applies.
Confirm the tariff line with your customs broker; the line decides the duty.

See the 6 HS codes for door & furniture hardware in Australia → Get a landed-cost estimate for door & furniture hardware →

Duty is set by the exact tariff line, not the product group. Look up your exact HS code for Australia →

What's next — Australia

Oct 14, 2026

Case 691: draft findings (SEF) due on aluminium windows and doors

The Commission must publish its Statement of Essential Facts on Chinese aluminium windows and doors on or before 14 Oct 2026; interested parties then have 20 days to respond. No duty applies yet, but a preliminary finding with securities is still possible. The Commission has not yet said whether framed shower screens, sliding robe doors or internal partition doors are covered; the SEF may address this.

Deadline Doors & windows ADN 2026/132 - Extension of time to publish SEF and Final Report (Investigation 691) (opens in a new tab)
around Nov 5, 2026

Steel tube under 7308.90: Minister's decision on Review Panel report expected

The Anti-Dumping Review Panel must report to the Minister by 6 Oct 2026 on two applications to review ADN 2026/064, which extended the hollow structural sections duties to welded carbon or other alloy steel tube with holes or shaped ends under 7308.90.00 (statistical code 65). The Minister normally decides within 30 days of receiving the report (about early November 2026) and may affirm the extension or revoke it and substitute a new decision.

Decision due Door & furniture hardware Anti-Dumping Review Panel - Hollow Structural Sections review of ADN 2026/064 (key dates, checked 29 Sep 2026) (opens in a new tab)
Dec 16, 2026

Case 691: final report and recommendation to the Minister due

The Commission's final recommendation on whether to impose anti-dumping or countervailing duties on Chinese aluminium windows and doors is due on or before 16 Dec 2026. Any duty would start only after the Minister's decision notice.

Decision due Doors & windows ADN 2026/132 - Extension of time to publish SEF and Final Report (Investigation 691) (opens in a new tab)
around Jan 15, 2027

Case 691: Minister's decision expected

The Minister's decision is expected within 30 days of receiving the final report (about mid-January 2027 if the report is delivered on 16 Dec 2026). If duties are imposed they would apply to aluminium windows and doors entered after the notice.

Decision due Doors & windows Australian Trade Remedies Commission - Case 691 key dates (opens in a new tab)
Jul 3, 2027

Hollow structural sections (China): continue or expire by 3 July 2027

The anti-dumping measures on Chinese hollow structural sections, including welded steel tube with holes or shaped ends under 7308.90.00, expire on 3 Jul 2027 unless the Minister continues them after Continuation Inquiry 710 (draft findings due by 23 Nov 2026; final recommendation to the Minister by 5 Jan 2027).

Decision due Door & furniture hardware Dumping Commodity Register - Hollow Structural Sections (expiry date); ATRC Case 710 key dates (ADN 2026/093 initiation of Continuation 710) (opens in a new tab)

What changed — Australia

Sep 29, 2026
No rate change

Anti-Dumping Commission renamed Australian Trade Remedies Commission

Australia's trade remedies agency is now the Australian Trade Remedies Commission (ATRC) and also runs safeguard inquiries. Its notices are now called Trade Remedies Notices with the same numbering; existing duties and case timetables are unchanged.

Source: Trade Remedies Notice 2026/139 - Name change and safeguard function (opens in a new tab)
Sep 19, 2026
Reduction

Goods under a Tariff Concession Order now automatically exempt from AD/CVD

From 19 September 2026, goods covered by a Tariff Concession Order are automatically exempt from Australian dumping and countervailing duties based on material injury; importers claim it at entry with the TCO treatment code and Goods Exemption instead of applying to the Commission. It does not apply where the Minister's duty notice found that an Australian industry's establishment was materially hindered.

Source: ADN 2026/135 - Legislative reforms to the anti-dumping system (fact sheet: Automatic TCO exemptions) (opens in a new tab)
Sep 15, 2026
Increase

Australia imposes 37.8% duties on Chinese light gauge steel stud and track

Final anti-dumping and countervailing duties apply to drywall stud and track from China entered from 16 September 2026: 37.8% for every exporter (Wenan Kaize 37.8% dumping duty only; all others 33.3% dumping plus 4.5% countervailing). Securities taken since the May 2026 preliminary finding are being converted or cancelled.

Source: Dumping Commodity Register - Light Gauge Steel Stud and Track; ADN 2026/119 and 2026/120 (opens in a new tab)
Sep 11, 2026
No rate change

Windows and doors case 691: draft findings delayed to 14 October

Australia's investigation into aluminium windows and doors from China still has no interim duty. The Statement of Essential Facts is now due by 14 October 2026 (was 23 September) and the final report by 16 December 2026 (was 25 November).

Source: ADN 2026/132 - Extension of time to publish SEF and Final Report (opens in a new tab)
Jul 21, 2026
Reduction

Guangdong Guangyuan gets its own 0.20% aluminium extrusion rate

After accelerated review 701 (ADN 2026/084), Guangdong Guangyuan Aluminium has its own measure: a confidential floor price plus a published effective rate of 0.20%, instead of the 29.4% rate for all other Chinese exporters. Extra dumping duty is due if the export price is below the floor price.

Source: Dumping Commodity Register - Aluminium Extrusions (change log: REP 701, ADN 2026/084) (opens in a new tab)

Earlier changes (11)

Jul 13, 2026
Reduction

Foshan Nanhai Niu Yuan gets its own 1.30% aluminium extrusion rate

After accelerated review 700 (ADN 2026/081), Foshan Nanhai Niu Yuan Hardware Products has its own measure: a confidential floor price plus a published effective rate of 1.30%, instead of the 29.4% rate for all other Chinese exporters.

Source: Dumping Commodity Register - Aluminium Extrusions (change log: REP 700, ADN 2026/081) (opens in a new tab)
Jun 5, 2026
Increase

Australian steel tube duties extended to drilled or shaped-end tube (7308.90)

The Minister's decision on anti-circumvention inquiry 685 (ADN 2026/064) extended the anti-dumping measures on Chinese hollow structural sections to welded carbon or other alloy steel tube entered under 7308.90.00 (statistical code 65) with holes or non-plain ends, with effect on and after 4 September 2025. All other Chinese exporters pay a published 48.3%. The notice is limited to carbon and other alloy steel, which in tariff terms excludes stainless steel. Two applicants have asked the Anti-Dumping Review Panel to review the decision (report due 6 October 2026).

Source: ADN 2026/064 - Findings of Anti-Circumvention Inquiry 685; Dumping Commodity Register - Hollow Structural Sections (opens in a new tab)
May 14, 2026
No rate change

Goomax Metal aluminium extrusion measure amended after Review Panel review

Following an Anti-Dumping Review Panel review, the measures for Goomax Metal Co Ltd (Fujian) were amended. The register now shows a confidential floor price plus a published effective rate of 0.9% for this exporter.

Source: Dumping Commodity Register - Aluminium Extrusions (change log: 14 May 2026, ADRP review; DSN 315) (opens in a new tab)
May 4, 2026
Increase

Australia imposes 32.3% duties on Chinese steel corner beads and angles

Final duties of 27.8% dumping plus 4.5% countervailing apply to metallic-coated steel corner beads and angles from China entered from 5 May 2026, for all exporters, until 4 May 2031.

Source: Dumping Commodity Register - Steel corner beads & angles; ADN 2026/045 and 2026/046 (opens in a new tab)
Feb 3, 2026
Increase

Australia imposes 14.5% duties on Chinese ceiling steel framing

Final duties of 10.00% dumping plus 4.50% countervailing apply to steel ceiling battens, furring channels and top hats from China entered from 4 February 2026, for all exporters, until 3 February 2031.

Source: Dumping Commodity Register - Ceiling steel framing members; ADN 2026/008 and 2026/009 (opens in a new tab)
Jan 27, 2026
No rate change

Windows and doors case 691: no preliminary finding, no interim duty

At the 60-day point the Commission published a status report instead of a preliminary affirmative determination, so no securities are taken on Chinese aluminium windows and doors while the investigation continues.

Source: ADN 2026/017 - Day 60 Status Report (Investigation 691) (opens in a new tab)
Dec 23, 2025
No rate change

Foshan Rongsong gets its own aluminium extrusion measure (floor price only)

After accelerated review 687 (ADN 2025/135), Foshan Rongsong Aluminium has its own measure: a dumping duty set as a confidential floor price, with no countervailing duty and no published percentage, instead of the 29.4% rate for all other Chinese exporters. Duty is payable to the extent the export price is below the floor price.

Source: Dumping Commodity Register - Aluminium Extrusions (change log: 23 Dec 2025, REP 687, ADN 2025/135; DSN 308) (opens in a new tab)
Nov 25, 2025
No rate change

Australia opens dumping case on Chinese aluminium windows and doors

Investigation 691 covers fully and partly assembled aluminium windows (up to 3.0 x 4.0 m) and doors (up to 3.0 x 7.0 m) from China; curtain walls are excluded. It is separate from the long-standing duties on aluminium extrusions.

Source: Case 691 public record - ADN 2025/115 Initiation of Investigation (opens in a new tab)
Oct 17, 2025
No rate change

Australia keeps aluminium extrusion duties on China until October 2030

The Minister continued the anti-dumping and countervailing measures on Chinese aluminium extrusions for five years after Continuation Inquiry 657 (ADN 2025/096); they now expire on 28 October 2030.

Source: Case 657 public record - ADN 2025/096 Findings of Continuation Inquiry 657 (opens in a new tab)
Mar 26, 2025
Reduction

Last Australian duties on Chinese stainless steel sinks expire

The countervailing measures on deep drawn stainless steel sinks from China expired on 26 March 2025 and were not continued; the dumping duty had already been revoked from 25 June 2024. Sinks now pay only the customs duty (Free with ChAFTA origin).

Source: ADN 2024/096 - Findings of Continuation Inquiry 646 (opens in a new tab)
Jan 1, 2025
Increase

Australia bans imports of engineered stone benchtops, panels and slabs

Engineered stone (such as quartz) benchtops, panels and slabs with 1% or more crystalline silica became prohibited imports without a permit, confirmation or exemption. Resin-free sintered stone and porcelain, ceramic tiles and natural stone are not banned, but importers may need test evidence.

Source: Australian Border Force - Prohibited goods: Engineered stone (opens in a new tab)

Measures in force and sources — Australia

Collected now — 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%	Dec 20, 2015	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%	Oct 28, 2010	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%	Feb 4, 2026	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%	May 5, 2026	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%	Sep 16, 2026	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%	Jul 3, 2012	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	Jan 1, 2025	Australian Border Force - Prohibited goods: Engineered stone (opens in a new tab)

Scheduled, proposed or under investigation (not in any base duty) — Australia
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)

No longer collected — Australia
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	Mar 26, 2025	ADN 2024/096 - Findings of Continuation Inquiry 646 (deep drawn stainless steel sinks) (opens in a new tab)

Questions buyers ask about China import tariffs

How much import duty do building materials from China pay in 2026?

As of Sep 29, 2026, the base duty every importer pays on the products we track is 12.5–80.7% in the United States, 0–12% in the EU, 0–34.5% in Canada and 0–5% in Australia. The exact figure depends on the tariff line.

Anti-dumping or countervailing duties (AD/CVD) can add more for specific products such as ceramic tile, kitchen cabinets, quartz and aluminum extrusions. Those rates depend on the exporter, so we show them separately.

Do Chinese goods still pay the 10% Section 122 tariff in the US?

No. The Section 122 surcharge expired at 12:01 a.m. ET on July 24, 2026. At the same moment a 12.5% Section 301 forced-labor duty took effect on goods of Chinese origin, so most products now pay 2.5 points more than before, not less.

Goods entered under a Section 232 heading — steel, aluminum and copper articles (for derivative products outside chapters 72–76, only when the metal is at least 15% of their weight), completed kitchen cabinets and vanities, upholstered wooden furniture and softwood lumber — are exempt from the forced-labor duty and pay Section 232 instead. Lighting, tile, ceramic sanitary ware, stone and most other building materials pay it.

Is there a new US tariff on quartz countertops from China?

Yes. Since August 15, 2026 resin-bound quartz slabs, countertops, vanity tops and tiles pay a Section 201 safeguard duty of 25–50%: 25% while the current quarterly quota lasts and 50% once that quarter's quota is filled (on September 28, 2026 about two-thirds of the quarter to November 14 was used), on top of the normal duty, Section 301, the forced-labor duty and any anti-dumping or countervailing duty. Granite, marble, quartzite and sintered stone without resin are not covered.

What changes on January 1, 2027?

The US Section 232 duty on kitchen cabinets and vanities is scheduled to rise from 25% to 50%, and on upholstered wooden furniture from 25% to 30%, unless a country reaches an agreement with the United States. Duty is normally set by the date goods are entered for consumption, so shipments arriving after that date pay the higher rate.

What is the difference between base duty and anti-dumping duty?

Base duty is what every importer of the product pays: the normal (MFN) duty plus every additional duty that all importers of that product pay, for example US Section 301 and Section 232 or Canada's surtaxes. It is the headline number on these pages.

Anti-dumping and countervailing duties are set per exporter under a specific trade-remedy order. An exporter that took part in the case may have its own lower rate; all other Chinese exporters pay the China-wide or residual rate. They apply only if your product falls within the order's written scope.

Did Canada put a new tariff on kitchen cabinets and vanities?

Yes. Since July 31, 2026 Canada has charged a provisional 25% safeguard surtax on wood kitchen cabinets, vanities and their wood parts; goods from China are not exempt. It applies for up to 200 days (until February 15, 2027 at the latest) while the Canadian International Trade Tribunal completes its inquiry (report due January 15, 2027).

Does Australia charge import duty on building materials from China?

Very little. With a ChAFTA certificate of origin, building materials from China generally enter at 0%. Anti-dumping duties still apply to some steel and aluminum products, for example aluminum extrusions (a published 29.4% for exporters with no rate of their own, 1.7% for listed residual exporters, and more if the export price is below the confidential floor price). Finished aluminum windows and doors are under investigation (Case 691), but no duty applies yet.

Engineered stone (such as quartz) benchtops, slabs and panels have been prohibited imports in Australia since January 1, 2025, unless a permit, confirmation or exemption is held. Resin-free sintered stone, porcelain and ceramic tile are not banned, but expect to show test evidence.

How we calculate these rates, and our sources

United States: verified Sep 29, 2026 European Union: verified Sep 29, 2026 Canada: verified Sep 29, 2026 Australia: verified Sep 29, 2026

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 (Sep 29, 2026): 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.

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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.

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China Import Tariffs on Building Materials by Country (2026)

Base import duty on building materials from China, by market

United States: import duty on building materials from China

Duty by product group — United States base duty · all importers

What's next — United States

What changed — United States

US and China approve '30-for-30' lists for possible future tariff cuts

Petition seeks AD/CVD duties on Chinese wooden fence pickets

US and China say their trade truce will run to January 10, 2027

IEEPA refunds: about $122 billion certified; plaintiffs' final entries Oct 6

274.92% AD/CVD deposits on Chinese hardwood and decorative plywood (2026 case)

China Section 301 review: continuation windows close, tariffs still collected

Trade court picks a sample case in the forced-labor tariff challenge

CBP confirms the forced-labor duty qualifies for drawback

Aluminum extrusions: 18 more Chinese exporters moved to the 86.01% rate

Quartz surfaces: new Section 201 safeguard, 25% in quota and 50% over quota

216.01% duty on Chinese wooden bedroom furniture confirmed in 2024 review

2025 reviews of Chinese cabinets and bedroom furniture cancelled

Aluminum extrusions: 164.29% countervailing duty for six Chinese firms

Commerce proposes Section 232 duties on 14 more metal derivative products

25 states join the court challenge to the forced-labor tariff

AD/CVD duties start on Chinese fiberglass door panels

12.5% forced-labor duty takes effect on goods from China

Mattress countervailing duty survives Commerce's sunset review

USTR takes final action: 12.5% forced-labor tariff on China

Trade court orders IEEPA refunds on final-liquidated entries, plaintiffs only

Proposed new rates in Chinese cabinet reviews (not yet in force)

US keeps duties on Chinese wood mouldings and door frames for five more years

CBP makes the $800 de minimis suspension indefinite by regulation

Appeals court stays the Section 122 ruling; the 10% stays in place

Section 232: steel racks and boltless steel shelving added at 25%

USTR proposes a 12.5% forced-labor tariff on China

Trade court holds Section 122 surcharge unlawful; relief for 3 plaintiffs only

USTR opens second four-year review of China Section 301 tariffs

New cash-deposit rates for Chinese cabinet exporters after reviews

CBP opens CAPE refunds of IEEPA duties

Section 232 metals now charged on full value: 50% or 25% by product list

New duties on Chinese float glass, LED mirrors and shower glass

USTR opens forced-labor investigations of 60 economies, including China

USTR opens Section 301 excess-capacity investigations of 16 economies

Higher deposit rates for reviewed Chinese wood moulding exporters

Supreme Court strikes down IEEPA tariffs; 10% Section 122 surcharge from Feb 24

Ceramic tile duties extended for five more years

Cabinet and upholstered-furniture Section 232 increases delayed to 2027

178 Section 301 exclusions extended to November 9, 2026

Court ruling takes one marble composite tile out of the tile duties

Section 232 wood duties start: cabinets, vanities, upholstered seats, lumber

New CVD rates for Chinese engineered wood flooring exporters

US keeps AD/CVD orders on Chinese cabinets and vanities for five more years

Section 232 steel and aluminum extended to 407 more derivative codes

Section 232 copper duty of 50% takes effect

CVD all-others rate on Chinese cabinets cut to 18.17%

Section 232 steel and aluminum duty doubled from 25% to 50%

Mattress anti-dumping order continued after sunset review

Section 232 aluminum raised from 10% to 25%; all country exemptions end

Quartz countertop duties continued for five more years

No new aluminum extrusion duties from the 2024 case

European Union: import duty on building materials from China

Duty by product group — European Union base duty · all importers

What's next — European Union

What changed — European Union

Commission sets EU handling fee on online parcels at EUR 2 per item

EU customs reform enters into force; most rules apply from September 2027

European Parliament backs wider CBAM scope; extension still not law

EU starts registering imports of Chinese steel shelving

EU probes Chinese plywood with thin softwood or bamboo faces for circumvention

CBAM certificate price for Q2 2026 set at EUR 75.28 per tonne CO2

EU ends EUR 150 duty exemption: EUR 3 per item on online parcels

New EU steel quota regime (50% over quota) replaces the steel safeguard

EU opens anti-dumping investigation into Chinese steel shelving

EU reopens Chinese wood flooring duties to check for price absorption

EU opens expiry review of aluminum extrusion duties; duties stay in force

CBAM definitive phase starts for steel and aluminium imports

Commission proposes extending CBAM to 180 downstream products

EU sets definitive anti-dumping duty of 43.3%–86.8% on Chinese hardwood plywood

Another Chinese tile maker gets the EU's 30.6% cooperating-company rate

CBAM simplified: 50-tonne yearly threshold exempts small importers

EU sets definitive anti-dumping duty of 21.3%–36.1% on Chinese wood flooring

Canada: import duty on building materials from China

Duty by product group — Canada base duty · all importers