Upcoming Tariff Changes to Take Effect August 7, 2025

Written By Steve Perez

A new executive order has introduced updated tariff rates on a wide range of imports, set to take effect on August 7. The announcement follows several recent trade discussions and agreements made between the U.S. and key international partners.

The delayed implementation is intended to allow time for rate schedules to be aligned across various agreements. While the full impact on global trade remains to be seen, businesses involved in importing or exporting goods should prepare for adjustments and review how the new tariff structure may affect their operations.

 

Review Current Locked Rates

If you’re managing active shipments or upcoming orders, it’s important to check your current locked-in rates. Early review can help avoid unexpected costs or delays once the new tariffs go into effect.

You can find the current rate schedule of locked agreements listed below. If you need help reviewing or understanding the details, our team is here to assist.

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All other countries not on this list are subject to a 10% tariff rate.

A

  • Afghanistan - 15%

  • Algeria - 30%

  • Angola - 15%

B

  • Bangladesh - 20%

  • Bolivia - 15%

  • Bosnia and Herzegovina - 30%

  • Botswana - 15%

  • Brazil - 50%

    • July 31 executive order adds a 10% tariff to a 40% tariff imposed earlier in the week.

  • Brunei - 25%

C

  • Cambodia - 19%

  • Cameroon - 15%

  • Canada - 35%

    • Goods that are not exempt by the USMCA free-trade agreement face a tariff of 35%.

  • Chad - 15%

  • China - 30%

    • Most Chinese goods face a 30% tariff with some exemptions.

  • Costa Rica - 15%

  • Côte d`Ivoire - 15%

D

  • Democratic Republic of Congo - 15%

E

  • Ecuador - 15%

  • Equatorial Guinea - 15%

  • European Union - 15% (min)

    • Goods with Column 1 Duty Rate > 15%

      • 0% (Reciprocal Tariff/Adjusted)

    • Goods with Column 1 Duty Rate < 15%

      • 15% minus Column 1 Duty Rate (Reciprocal Tariff/Adjusted)

    • “Column 1 Duty Rate” means the ad valorem (or ad valorem equivalent) rate of duty under column 1-General of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS).

F

  • Falkland Islands - 10%

  • Fiji - 15%

G

  • Ghana - 15%

  • Guyana - 15%

I

  • Iceland - 15%

  • India - 25%

  • Indonesia - 19%

  • Iraq - 35%

  • Israel - 15%

  • Ivory Coast - 15%

J

  • Japan - 15%

  • Jordan - 15%

K

  • Kazakhstan - 25%

L

  • Laos - 40%

  • Lesotho - 15%

  • Libya - 30%

  • Liechtenstein - 15%

M

  • Madagascar - 15%

  • Malawi - 15%

  • Malaysia - 19%

  • Mauritius - 15%

  • Mexico - 30%

    • Deadline extended to Oct. 30 while negotiations continue.

    • Goods that are not exempt by the USMCA free-trade agreement face a tariff of 25%.

  • Moldova - 25%

  • Mozambique - 15%

  • Myanmar (Burma) - 40%

N

  • Namibia - 15%

  • Nauru - 15%

  • New Zealand - 15%

  • Nicaragua - 18%

  • Nigeria - 15%

  • North Macedonia - 15%

  • Norway - 15%

P

  • Pakistan - 19%

  • Papua New Guinea - 15%

  • Philippines - 19%

S

  • Serbia - 35%

  • South Africa - 30%

  • South Korea - 15%

  • Sri Lanka - 20%

  • Switzerland - 39%

  • Syria - 41%

T

  • Taiwan - 20%

  • Thailand - 19%

  • Trinidad and Tobago - 15%

  • Tunisia - 25%

  • Turkey - 15%

U

  • Uganda - 15%

  • United Kingdom - 10%

V

  • Vanuatu - 15%

  • Venezuela - 15%

  • Vietnam - 20%

Z

  • Zambia - 15%

  • Zimbabwe - 15%

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Updated | Tariff Changes Effective August 1, 2025