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United States Section 338 tariffs in force on 2 November 2026

Data as of

Key facts

Headings in force
3
Highest rate
50%
HS codes listed
666
Origins with their own
1
Edition
2026HTSRev21

Summary

On 2 November 2026, the United States charges 3 Section 338 duty headings: Canada (50%). Together they list 666 HS codes, each covering every national line that starts with it. They are for goods from Canada.

Check an HS code

Type the product’s United States code: its page lists every additional duty that covers it, the Section 338 tariffs among them, or type the product’s name to find its code.

Section 338 Canada

3 headings under Section 338. Within this action, the most specific heading that covers the goods applies.

Section 338 Canada: headings in force
HeadingDutyOriginsCoversIn force
9903.03.12Section 338 Canada (50%), U.S. note 51(b)(1)50%Canada101 HS codesMost in chapter 22, chapter 04, chapter 48From 22 August 2026 Source
9903.03.13Section 338 Canada (50%), U.S. note 51(b)(2)50%Canada52 HS codesMost in chapter 04, chapter 17, chapter 35From 22 August 2026 Source
9903.03.14Section 338 Canada (50%), U.S. note 51(b)(3)50%Canada513 HS codesMost in chapter 44, chapter 94, chapter 85From 22 August 2026 Source

Section 338 by origin

Each origin with Section 338 headings of its own, and its page of every additional duty it pays.

Frequently asked questions

What are the United States Section 338 tariffs?

US duties offsetting a country’s discrimination against US commerce (Tariff Act of 1930, section 338: Canada from 2026-08-22). On 2 November 2026, 3 headings are in force: Section 338 Canada (50%). The highest is 50%, under 9903.03.12, Section 338 Canada (50%), U.S. note 51(b).

Is my product subject to Section 338 tariffs?

It is when its HS code starts with a code the headings list and its origin is one they are for. The CSV on this page has all 666 codes with the heading each is listed under; a national line page shows every additional duty that covers that line. Find the product’s HS code, then run it through the landed cost calculator with its origin: it applies every heading the code and origin meet, the exemptions and exclusions, and the regular duty.

Which countries pay United States Section 338 tariffs?

They are for goods from Canada.

Sources and updates

Every heading, rate, origin, date and citation on this page is a row of border.bot’s live release of the United States’s published tariff, with the legal act each row cites. A new release updates the page.

Exclusions, exemptions and the regular duty rate are not listed here: the landed cost calculator applies them for a product.

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Every HS code the headings list, with its heading, duty, origins and dates: CSV.