Compare import cost by country of origin

Sourcing the same product from a different country? See the full landed cost — duty + Section 301 + CBP fees — side by side, and how much you'd save vs. China.

Sourcing from Mexico instead of China would save about $19,700.00 (28.2%) in duties & fees on a $50,000.00 shipment.

HTS 7202.41.00.00 — Containing By Weight More Than 4 Percent Of Carbon

OriginDuty rateSection 301BaselineDuties & feesLanded costvs China
Mexico cheapest
FTA preference · Mexico (USMCA)
Free none USMCA-exempt $173.20 $50,173.20 −$19,700.00
Canada
FTA preference · Canada (USMCA)
Free none USMCA-exempt $173.20 $50,173.20 −$19,700.00
South Korea
FTA preference · South Korea (KORUS)
Free none 12.5% $6,423.20 $56,423.20 −$13,450.00
Vietnam
General (MFN — most countries)
1.9% none 12.5% $7,373.20 $57,373.20 −$12,500.00
India
General (MFN — most countries)
1.9% none 12.5% $7,373.20 $57,373.20 −$12,500.00
China
General (MFN — most countries)
1.9% +25% 12.5% $19,873.20 $69,873.20 —

Full landed-cost breakdown for one origin →   View HTS 7202.41.00.00 tariff details →

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Who exports this, worldwide

Largest exporters of this product category — realistic sourcing alternatives (UN Comtrade, 2025):

*Some codes carry a specific or compound duty (e.g. per-kg) that can't be valued from price alone. “Baseline” is the Section 301 forced-labor duty (10%/12.5%, effective Jul 2026; USMCA goods exempt) — rates current as of October 2026. Estimates use USITC general/FTA-preference/Section 301 rates plus CBP fees (MPF 0.3464%, HMF 0.125% on ocean) and exclude Section 232 metals & AD/CVD. FTA preference requires meeting rules-of-origin. Verify with a licensed customs broker before sourcing.

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