Product Tariff Search

Smartphones assembled in China face stacked tariffs.

Laptops from China including Apple, Dell, HP models.

Flat panel TVs primarily from China, South Korea, Mexico.

Tablets assembled in China face combined tariffs.

Wireless audio products primarily from China.

Gaming consoles assembled in China and Vietnam.

Computer displays from China and other Asian nations.

Smartwatches assembled in China and Vietnam.

Cameras mainly from Japan, facing baseline tariffs.

Portable speakers manufactured in China.

Imported passenger vehicles hit with 25% Section 232 tariff.

Imported SUVs including many assembled in Mexico and Europe.

Light trucks already faced 25% chicken tax, now doubled.

Chinese EVs face combined tariffs over 100%.

All imported auto parts subject to 25% Section 232.

Imported tires from China and Southeast Asia.

Motorcycles from Japan and Europe.

Most bicycles imported from China and Taiwan.

Roasted coffee from Colombia, Brazil, Ethiopia.

Olive oil primarily from Italy, Spain, Greece.

Imported wine from France, Italy, Argentina, Australia.

Beer imports from Mexico, Netherlands, Belgium.

European cheeses from France, Italy, Switzerland.

Chocolate products from Switzerland, Belgium, Côte d'Ivoire.

Nearly all US avocados imported from Mexico.

Bananas from Guatemala, Ecuador, Costa Rica.

All tequila and mezcal imported from Mexico.

Imported shrimp from India, Ecuador, Vietnam, China.

Cotton t-shirts from China, Bangladesh, Vietnam.

Denim jeans manufactured in Bangladesh, Mexico, China.

Athletic footwear from China and Vietnam.

Outerwear from China, Vietnam, Bangladesh.

Dress shirts primarily from Bangladesh, Vietnam, China.

Children's clothing heavily imported from China.

Handbags and accessories from China, Italy, India.

Suits from Italy, China, Mexico.

Casual footwear from China and Vietnam.

Basic undergarments from China, Bangladesh.

Furniture now under Section 232 as of March 2026.

Mattresses primarily from China.

Washers from South Korea, China, Mexico.

Refrigerators from Mexico, South Korea, China.

Air conditioning units from China, Mexico, Thailand.

Floor and wall tiles from China, Italy, Spain, Mexico.

LED bulbs almost entirely from China.

Pots and pans from China and India.

Power tools from China and Mexico.

Over 80% of US toys imported from China.

All imported steel under Section 232 with no exemptions.

Primary aluminum from Canada, UAE, Russia.

Semiconductors from Taiwan, South Korea, China.

Refined copper wire from Chile, Canada, Mexico.

Batteries primarily from China, South Korea, Japan.

Solar cells and modules from China and Southeast Asia.

Precision machinery from Germany, Japan, China.

Active pharmaceutical ingredients from India and China.

Plastic resins from Saudi Arabia, Canada, China.

Heavy trucks added to Section 232 in March 2026.

Major US export, but faces retaliatory tariffs from China.

US export crop facing retaliatory tariffs abroad.

Fresh berries imported from Mexico and Chile.

Imported beef from Australia, Brazil, Canada.

Rice from Thailand, India, Vietnam.

Raw cane sugar from Brazil, Dominican Republic, Mexico.

Cut flowers primarily from Colombia and Ecuador.

Nearly all imported from Canada.

Imported pork from Canada, Denmark, Mexico.

Cashews processed in Vietnam and India.

Canadian crude oil faces 10% IEEPA tariff.

Canadian softwood lumber with stacked duties.

Imported natural gas from Canada.

Critical minerals from China facing steep tariffs.

Iron ore imports mostly exempt; US has domestic supply.

US is net cotton exporter.

Natural rubber from Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam.

Nickel from Indonesia, Philippines, Russia.

Cobalt primarily from DRC, processed in China.

Uranium exempt from current tariff actions.

Flat glass from China, Mexico, Japan.

Imported cement from Mexico, Canada, Turkey.