Mexico
On March 3, 2025, a federal register pre-published a notice addressing the increased tariffs on goods from Mexico effective March 4, 2025. These tariffs were enacted through Executive Orders, invoking the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) and referencing section 301 of the Trade
Act of 1974. Below is a summary and breakdown of the tariffs:
Act of 1974. Below is a summary and breakdown of the tariffs:
Tariff Rates
– A 25% tariff applies to all products from Mexico
– Additional duties: These tariffs are in addition to any other applicable duties, fees, and charges
Product Origin: The term “Products of” Mexico will be defined by the Department of Homeland Security in a separate Federal Register notice
Duty Drawback: No duty drawback will be allowed for the additional tariffs paid
De Minimis Shipments: Section 321/de minimis (less than $800) shipments are allowed, due to an amendment.
Federal Register Notice on Mexico may be found here.
Canada
On March 3, 2025, a federal register pre-published a notice addressing the increased tariffs on goods from Canada effective March 4, 2025. These tariffs were enacted through Executive Orders, invoking the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) and referencing section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974. Below is a summary and breakdown of the tariffs:
Tariff Rates:
– A 25% tariff applies to all products from Canada, with the exception of certain energy resources, which are subject to a 10% tariff.
– Additional duties: These tariffs are in addition to any other applicable duties, fees, and charges
Product Origin: The term “Products of” Canada will be defined by the Department of Homeland Security in a separate Federal Register notice
Duty Drawback: No duty drawback will be allowed for the additional tariffs paid.
De Minimis Shipments: Section 321/de minimis (less than $800) shipments are allowed, due to an amendment.
Federal Register Notice on Canada may be found here.
China
On March 3, 2025, an Executive Order (EO) was issued by the Trump Administration modifying EO 14195, to increase the current 10 percent tariff to 20 percent on goods of China origin. Below is a summary and breakdown of the tariffs:
Tariff Rates:
– A 20% tariff applies to all products from China.
– Additional duties: These tariffs are in addition to any other applicable duties, fees, and charges
Product Origin: The term “Products of” China will be defined by the Department of Homeland Security in a separate Federal Register notice
Duty Drawback: No duty drawback will be allowed for the additional tariffs paid
De Minimis Shipments: Section 321/de minimis (less than $800) shipments are allowed, due to an amendment
**We are pending clarification on the effective date and will send out an additional update when confirmed.**
EO on China may be found here.
If you have any questions, please contact our Compliance Team or your JSC account supervisor.
