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Section 301 · Census × HTSChina tariff exposure
The United States imports $2.91T of goods from China (through Aug 2026). Most of it carries an additional Section 301 tariff of +25% (Lists 1–3) or +7.5% (List 4A) on top of the normal duty rate — a cost that lands on importers. Here are the most-exposed product categories.
Most-imported categories from China
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Section 301 applies to most — but not all — Chinese-origin goods; exact list membership is product-specific. Figures are official U.S. Census import values; tariffs are USTR Section 301. Verify with a customs broker.
China tariffs — FAQ
How much does the U.S. import from China?
The U.S. imports $2.91T of goods from China (through Aug 2026). Most of this value is subject to Section 301 tariffs.
What is the Section 301 tariff on Chinese goods?
Section 301 adds an extra +25% (Lists 1–3) or +7.5% (List 4A) on top of the normal HTS duty rate for many products imported from China.
How do I calculate the real duty on a product imported from China?
Use the ShipSeeker landed-cost calculator with the country of origin set to China. It adds the Section 301 tariff to the base HTS duty rate, plus CBP fees (MPF and HMF).