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The U.S. has expanded Section 338 duties on Canadian imports, adding 122 HTS classifications that may now be subject to an additional 50% duty effective September 15, 2026. This update could significantly impact import costs and compliance obligations for businesses importing from Canada. Review the latest changes, key exemptions, and the complete affected HTS Code List to determine whether your products are impacted.
The latest U.S.-Canada trade actions extend beyond import exclusions for certain Canadian motor vehicles, dairy products, and alcoholic beverages. Recent revisions to Section 338 tariff measures have changed the scope of affected products, while Canada's counter-tariffs on $27.6 billion of U.S. goods add another layer of complexity for businesses managing cross-border trade, compliance, and supply chain costs.
The U.S.- Canada trade dispute is escalating, bringing new tariff increases that could significantly impact businesses on both sides of the border. As import costs rise and retaliatory measures take effect, companies should review their product classifications, tariff exposure, and supply chain strategies to stay compliant and minimize risk.
