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U.S. Import tariffs - 2025 trade measures under the US government

Information based on the U.S. administration’s policy announcements.
4/24/2025

 

Tariff rates are subject to change at any time. For the most accurate and up-to-date details, please consult the U.S.Trade Representative or the Trade Compliance Resource Hub.

CEVA Logistics wishes to inform its customers regarding the latest updates introduced by the U.S. to its import tariff policy, affecting selected countries and product categories. These changes are being implemented in phases and may impact trade depending on origin and product type, as well as your supply chains.

Stay up to date with our latest trade customer advisory, available here

As of April 21, 2025, full country-specific and product-based tariff details are as follows:

Tariffs by country

This table lists countries affected by additional ad valorem tariffs beyond the 10% default U.S. import rate.

TRADE PARTNER NEW TARIFFS EFFECTIVE DATE
China (Mainland) 145% April 10, 2025
Korea 10% April 5, 2025
Taiwan (China) 10% April 5, 2025
Japan 10% April 5, 2025
Vietnam 10% April 5, 2025
Thailand 10% April 5, 2025
Indonesia 10% April 5, 2025
Malaysia 10% April 5, 2025
India 10% April 5, 2025
Bangladesh 10% April 5, 2025
Germany 10% April 5, 2025
Belgium 10% April 5, 2025
Netherlands 10% April 5, 2025
UK 10% April 5, 2025
France 10% April 5, 2025
Italy 10% April 5, 2025
Türkiye 10% April 5, 2025
Spain 10% April 5, 2025

 

Product-specific tariffs

Certain product categories are subject to special tariffs, regardless of origin, often due to national security or trade imbalances:

PRODUCTS NEW TARIFFS EFFECTIVE DATE
Steel & aluminium 25% March 12, 2025
Autos & parts 25% April 3, 2025
Copper, pharmaceuticals, semiconductors, lumber, bullion, energy 0% April 5, 2025
Smartphones, including IPhones, and other electronics (*) 0% April 11, 2025

 

(*) The United States officially implemented a tariff exemption for smartphones, including iPhones, and other electronics. This exemption was announced on April 11, 2025, and applies retroactively to goods entered for consumption on or after 12:01 a.m. EDT on April 5, 2025. The exemption was formalized through an Executive Order and detailed guidance from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), covering specific Harmonized Tariff Schedule codes for smartphones, computers, and related components.