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The United States Trade Representative (Trade Representative) has determined under Section 301(b) and Section 304(a) of the Trade Act of 1974, as amended (Trade Act), that certain of Brazil's acts, policies, and practices at issue in this investigation are actionable and that action by the United States is appropriate. In accordance with the specific direction of the President, the Trade Representative is taking action by imposing 25 percent tariffs on all imports of Brazil, with certain exemptions.
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Part IV
Office of the United States Trade Representative
Notice of Action: Brazil's Acts, Policies, and Practices Related to
Digital Trade and Electronic Payment Services; Unfair, Preferential
Tariffs; Anti-Corruption Enforcement; Intellectual Property Protection;
Ethanol Market Access; and Illegal Deforestation
Federal Register / Vol. 91, No. 137 / Monday, July 20, 2026 /
Notices
OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES TRADE REPRESENTATIVE
Notice of Action: Brazil's Acts, Policies, and Practices Related
to Digital Trade and Electronic Payment Services; Unfair, Preferential
Tariffs; Anti-Corruption Enforcement; Intellectual Property Protection;
Ethanol Market Access; and Illegal Deforestation
AGENCY: Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR).
ACTION: Notice of action.
SUMMARY: The United States Trade Representative (Trade Representative)
has determined under Section 301(b) and Section 304(a) of the Trade Act
of 1974, as amended (Trade Act), that certain of Brazil's acts,
policies, and practices at issue in this investigation are actionable
and that action by the United States is appropriate. In accordance with
the specific direction of the President, the Trade Representative is
taking action by imposing 25 percent tariffs on all imports of Brazil,
with certain exemptions.
DATES: July 22, 2026: As set out in Annex I to this notice, the
additional duty is applicable with respect to products that are entered
for consumption, or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption, on or
after 12:01 eastern time on July 22, 2026.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: For general questions about this
notice, contact Philip Butler and Megan Grimball, Chairs of the Section
301 Committee; or Megan Paster, Assistant General Counsel, at (202)
395-5725.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
I. Background
At the specific direction of the President, on July 15, 2025, the
Trade Representative initiated an investigation under Section 301(b) of
Trade Act into acts, policies, and practices of Brazil related to
digital trade and electronic payment services; unfair, preferential
tariffs; anti-corruption enforcement; intellectual property protection;
ethanol market access; and illegal deforestation. USTR published a
Federal Register notice announcing the initiation of this
investigation. 90 FR 34069 (published July 18, 2025). On June 1, 2026,
the Trade Representative determined that certain of Brazil's acts,
policies, and practices at issue in this investigation are actionable
under Section 301(b) and Section 304(a) of the Trade Act; proposed to
determine that action is appropriate and that appropriate action would
include tariffs on all goods of Brazil, with certain exemptions; and
invited comments from the public. USTR published a Federal Register
notice setting out these determinations and proposals. 91 FR 33854
(published June 4, 2026) (the June 4, 2026 FRN).
The June 4, 2026 FRN invited public comment on the proposed action
in the investigation: applying tariffs of 25 percent on all goods of
Brazil, with exemptions for certain goods, including informational
materials, donations, accompanied baggage, all articles and parts of
articles subject to tariffs under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion
Act of 1962, and certain products identified in the Annex to the June
4, 2026 FRN (the June 4, 2026 Annex). As explained in the June 4, 2026
FRN, the proposed exemptions included: (a) raw materials that, if
subject to the proposed additional tariffs, could lead to the
unavailability of domestic supply; (b) products that could cause
economy-wide disruptions if subject to additional tariffs; (c) certain
products that cannot be grown or produced in sufficient quantities in
the United States or obtained from other sources; and (d) articles for
which additional tariffs may not contribute substantially to the
elimination of Brazil's acts, policies, and practices determined to be
actionable.
Interested persons were invited to provide comments regarding the
scope of tariff coverage (including the proposed excluded products
identified in the June 4, 2026 Annex). As stated in the June 4, 2026
FRN, in considering whether certain articles should be subject to
additional duties under Section 301 of the Trade Act, USTR will
consider the needs of the U.S. economy. In commenting on the inclusion
or removal of particular tariff subheadings subject to the proposed
action, USTR requested that comments address specifically whether the
products under the tariff subheading are necessary raw materials or are
available from alternative sources at reasonable prices or sufficient
quantities outside of Brazil; whether additional tariffs would cause
serious dislocations in the supply of the products and could cause
economy-wide disruptions, or other similar factors; and whether
imposing additional tariffs on products under the tariff subheading
would be practical or effective in obtaining the elimination of
Brazil's acts, policies, and practices. USTR also invited views on U.S.
engagement with Brazil in the context of the ongoing Special 301 review
(19 U.S.C. 2242) and the subjects of that engagement.
In response to the notice of proposed action, interested persons
filed over 360 written submissions. USTR and the Section 301 Committee
held a two-day public hearing on July 6-7, 2026. During the hearing, 77
witnesses provided testimony and responded to questions. The public
submissions are available at: https://comments.ustr.gov/s/ at docket
numbers USTR-2026-0331 and USTR-2026-0397. Transcripts of the hearing
are available on USTR's website.
II. Determination on Appropriate Action
On June 1, 2026, the Trade Representative determined that certain
acts, policies, and practices under investigation are unreasonable or
discriminatory and burden or restrict U.S. commerce, and thus are
actionable under Section 301(b) of the Trade Act. Section 301(b)
provides that upon determining that the acts, policies, and practices
under investigation are actionable and that action is appropriate, the
Trade Representative shall take all appropriate and feasible action
authorized under Section 301(c), subject to the specific direction, if
any, of the President regarding such action, and all other appropriate
and feasible action within the power of the President that the
President may direct the Trade Representative to take under Section
301(b) to obtain the elimination of that act, policy, or practice.
Section 301(b) provides further that actions ``within the power of the
President'' may include ``[a]ctions . . . with respect to trade in any
goods or services, or with respect to any other area of pertinent
relations with the foreign country.''
Section 301(c) of the Trade Act authorizes the Trade Representative
to take certain, specific actions for purposes of carrying out the
provisions of Section 301(b). For example, Section 301(c)(1)(B)
authorizes the Trade Representative to ``impose duties or other import
restrictions on the goods'' of the foreign country subject to the
investigation. Section 301(c)(3)(A) provides that actions that the
Trade Representative is authorized to take may be taken against any
goods or economic sector on a non-discriminatory basis or solely
against the foreign country concerned. Section 301(c)(3)(B) empowers
the Trade Representative to take actions against any goods and economic
sector ``without regard to whether or not such goods or economic sector
were involved in the act, policy, or practice that is the subject of
such action.''
USTR and the Section 301 Committee have carefully reviewed the
public comments and testimony regarding the proposed action. The Trade
Representative informed the President
of his proposed responsive action, including a 25 percent tariff on the
products of Brazil, with exemptions for certain goods. The Trade
Representative also advised the President that, after considering
significant comments and testimony on the proposed action, certain
products warranted exemption from the tariff imposed in connection with
this action as they are (a) raw materials that if subject to these
tariffs could lead to the unavailability of domestic supply; (b)
products that could cause economy-wide disruptions if subject to these
tariffs; (c) products that cannot be grown or produced in sufficient
quantities or at reasonable prices in the United States or obtained
from other sources; or (d) articles for which these tariffs may not
contribute substantially to the elimination of the acts, policies, and
practices of Brazil determined to be actionable in the investigation.
The Trade Representative also advised the President that he has
continued to consult with the Government of Brazil to obtain the
elimination of these acts, policies, and practices, but those
consultations have not satisfactorily resolved U.S. concerns.
On July 15, 2026--after considering and taking account of the
information and advice provided by the Trade Representative; the
information, findings, and determinations in the June 4, 2026 FRN; the
need to obtain the elimination of the acts, policies, and practices of
Brazil found to be actionable; and other pertinent information--the
President issued a memorandum (Memorandum) directing that:
(a) The Trade Representative shall impose a tariff of 25 percent
on all goods of Brazil, with exemptions for certain goods as
discussed in subsection (b) of this section.
(b) The Trade Representative shall exempt from the tariff
directed in subsection (a) of this section the products identified
in the Annex to this memorandum. I determine that each of these
products constitutes (a) raw materials that if subject to these
tariffs could lead to the unavailability of domestic supply; (b)
products that could cause economy-wide disruptions if subject to
these tariffs; (c) products that cannot be grown or produced in
sufficient quantities or at reasonable prices in the United States
or obtained from other sources; or (d) articles for which these
tariffs may not materially contribute to the elimination of the
acts, policies, and practices of Brazil found to be actionable in
the investigation described above. After weighing the relevant
considerations, including potential economic harm and efficacy of
tariffs, I determine that the products identified in the Annex to
this memorandum shall be exempted from the tariff directed in
subsection (a) of this section.
The Memorandum further directs that in the President's judgment,
the tariff of 25 percent on all goods of Brazil, with the exemptions
for certain goods as discussed in Section (1)(b) of the Memorandum, is
appropriate and feasible to obtain the elimination of the acts,
policies, and practices of Brazil found to be actionable under Section
301. The Memorandum also states the President's determination that
alternatives to the action directed by the President, such as a lower
tariff rate, negotiation without the imposition of tariffs, and action
under other statutory authority without action under Section 301 of the
Trade Act, would be less effective and less preferable than the action
directed in the Memorandum. In the President's judgment, the specific
direction in the Memorandum is consistent with the purposes of Section
301 of the Trade Act. The Memorandum will be published in the Federal
Register.
Considering the public comments and testimony, and the advice of
the Section 301 Committee, pursuant to Sections 301(b) and 304(a) of
the Trade Act, the Trade Representative has determined that action is
appropriate in this investigation. In accordance with the specific
direction of the President, and considering the public comments and
testimony, and the advice of the Section 301 Committee, the Trade
Representative has determined pursuant to Sections 301(b), 301(c), and
304(a) of the Trade Act that appropriate and feasible action in this
investigation is the application of tariffs of 25 percent to all
imports of Brazil, with certain exemptions as detailed in Annex I and
II to this notice. Exempting these products is appropriate as each of
these products constitutes (a) raw materials that if subject to these
tariffs could lead to the unavailability of domestic supply; (b)
products that could cause economy-wide disruptions if subject to these
tariffs; (c) products that cannot be grown or produced in sufficient
quantities or at reasonable prices in the United States or obtained
from other sources; or (d) articles for which these tariffs may not
contribute substantially to the elimination of the acts, policies, and
practices of Brazil found to be actionable in the investigation.
Any product of Brazil that is subject to the additional duty
imposed by this action, and that is admitted into a U.S. foreign trade
zone, except any product that is eligible for admission under
``domestic status'' as defined in 19 CFR 146.43, only may be admitted
as ``privileged foreign status,'' as defined in 19 CFR 146.41,
effective as of the date that the additional duty is imposed.
III. Responses to Significant Comments
The Trade Representative has determined to exempt all of the
products proposed for exemption in the June 4, 2026 Annex, except high-
purity dissolving pulp and the non-pharmaceutical applications of
certain products proposed for exemption. Further, the Trade
Representative has determined to exempt additional products, including
aluminum hydroxide; antiques, collectibles, and art; ash containing
precious metals or precious metal compounds; certain animal hides,
furskins, and leather; certain seafood products; certain additional
pharmaceuticals and pharmaceutical ingredients; certain wood products;
iron and steel waste and scrap; organic honey; pig iron; unflavored
instant coffee; and used clothing. The Trade Representative has
determined not to exempt certain products requested for exemption from
the tariffs. For these products, the Trade Representative determined
that exemption from the tariffs was not warranted.
Below, USTR responds to comments on the proposed action that raise
significant issues.
A. Discussion of Comments on the Proposed Exemption List
USTR received a variety of comments on the proposed exemption list,
including support for the products included on the proposed exemption
list and requests to remove certain products from the proposed
exemption list. These comments are discussed below.
Support for products on the proposed exemption list. A number of
comments expressed support for maintaining certain proposed exemptions.
Numerous commenters, including in the animal nutrition, automotive,
electrical, medical equipment, and wood sectors, expressed support for
maintaining the proposed exemptions from Section 301 tariffs for
products that are subject to Section 232 tariffs. These commenters
noted that the absence of such an exemption could increase capital
costs for utilities, and this exemption helps avoid duplicative tariff
treatment. With respect to medical equipment, commenters noted that an
exemption for products subject to Section 232 tariffs would avoid
tariff complexity and unintended harm.
Numerous commenters also expressed support for maintaining the
exemptions proposed for products and industries such as aluminum oxide,
wood and wood products, dietary supplements, oranges and orange inputs,
iron ore
pellets, and stone. Commenters supporting these proposed exemptions,
such as with respect to iron ore pellets, certain types of wood and
wood products, and aluminum oxide, asserted an insufficiency of supply
from U.S. or other non-Brazilian sources. Comments related to wood and
wood products noted that many species native to Brazil are unique
tropical woods that cannot be grown domestically or in other countries.
Such comments also noted that species grown in Brazil have unique
attributes that satisfy particular performance, safety, or structural
requirements, such as fire ratings, durability, or moisture resistance,
and thus could not easily be substituted for other species. Another
reason given for supporting these proposed exemptions, such as for
certain stone products and high-purity dissolving pulp, was that
imports of these products contribute to investment in the United States
and U.S. employment.
As noted, considering the public comments and the advice of the
Section 301 Committee--and in accordance with the specific direction of
the President--the Trade Representative has determined to exempt from
this tariff action all of the products proposed for exemption in the
June 4, 2026 Annex, except high-purity dissolving pulp and the non-
pharmaceutical applications of certain products proposed for exemption,
as each of these products constitutes (a) raw materials that if subject
to these tariffs could lead to the unavailability of domestic supply;
(b) products that could cause economy-wide disruptions if subject to
these tariffs; (c) products that cannot be grown or produced in
sufficient quantities or at reasonable prices in the United States or
obtained from other sources; or (d) articles for which these tariffs
may not contribute substantially to the elimination of the acts,
policies, and practices of Brazil found to be actionable in the
investigation.
Determination to remove certain products from the proposed
exemption list. Considering the public comments and the advice of the
Section 301 Committee--and in accordance with the specific direction of
the President--the Trade Representative has determined to maintain the
above-referenced, proposed exemptions, but to remove high-purity
dissolving pulp from the list of products for which an exemption was
proposed and to limit the exemption for certain other products to their
pharmaceutical applications.
Regarding high-purity dissolving pulp, USTR received testimony
recommending that USTR remove this product from the exemption list,
alleging that Brazilian producers of this product benefit from illegal
deforestation, which lowers land and input costs relative to the United
States. Commenters argued that domestic supply of this product is
unreliable, and noted that U.S. sources cannot provide the same variety
or quality as other sources. Other testimony asserted, however, that
there are limited downstream users of this product, who all have access
to alternative domestic supply. Testimony also indicated that applying
tariffs on high-purity dissolving pulp would align with the
Administration's broader efforts to address unfair trade in such
products.
Regarding the limitation of certain proposed exemptions on certain
chemicals and chemical products to their pharmaceutical applications,
comments supporting proposed exemptions noted the health-related
applications of products proposed for exemption such as cellulose, acai
preparations, and phosphoaminolipids, and stated that certain
ingredients that support U.S. manufacturing of healthcare products are
not available in the United States in sufficient quantities to meet
domestic demand. Limiting exemptions for these proposed chemical
products to their pharmaceutical applications is consistent with the
proposal in the June 4, 2026 FRN because an exemption for all
applications is broader than necessary to cover goods that have limited
availability outside Brazil.
Considering the public comments and the advice of the Section 301
Committee--and in accordance with the specific direction of the
President--the Trade Representative has determined to maintain the
above-referenced, proposed exemptions, but to remove high-purity
dissolving pulp from the list of products for which an exemption was
proposed and to limit the exemption for certain other products to their
pharmaceutical applications, as high-purity dissolving pulp and the
non-pharmaceutical applications of certain exempted products are not
(a) raw materials that if subject to these tariffs could lead to the
unavailability of domestic supply; (b) products that could cause
economy-wide disruptions if subject to these tariffs; (c) products that
cannot be grown or produced in sufficient quantities or at reasonable
prices in the United States or obtained from other sources; or (d)
articles for which these tariffs may not contribute substantially to
the elimination of the acts, policies, and practices of Brazil found to
be actionable in the investigation.
Requests to remove other products from exemption list. Some
commenters requested to remove other products from the proposed
exemption list or otherwise more broadly advocated for narrowly
tailored exemptions. Industries or products for which commenters
expressed opposition to proposed exemptions include iron ore pellets,
beef, chemical wood pulp, fresh oranges, certain wood products, and
chemicals and petrochemicals. Commenters suggested, for example, that
beef, wood pulp, and certain wood and wood products are linked to
certain acts, policies, and practices found actionable in this
investigation, and that exempting these products would fail to hold
Brazil accountable for such acts, policies, and practices. There
remains limited availability of these products outside of Brazil,
however, and Section 301(c)(3)(B) provides that the Trade
Representative is authorized to take action against any goods or
economic sector ``without regard to whether or not such goods or
economic sector were involved in the act, policy, or practice that is
the subject of such action.''
With respect to iron ore pellets, commenters suggested that
production from Brazil had weakened the domestic industry by dictating
prices, pointed to recent and anticipated expansion in U.S. production
capabilities, and suggested that subjecting imports of this product to
tariffs could support investment and employment in the United States.
Other commenters argued, however, that iron ore pellets are not
presently produced in the United States in sufficient quantities and
cannot be obtained from other sources outside Brazil.
Considering the public comments and the advice of the Section 301
Committee--and in accordance with the specific direction of the
President--the Trade Representative has determined not to remove
products other than high-purity dissolving pulp and the non-
pharmaceutical applications of certain products from the proposed
exemption list, as these other products do not constitute (a) raw
materials that if subject to these tariffs could lead to the
unavailability of domestic supply; (b) products that could cause
economy-wide disruptions if subject to these tariffs; (c) products that
cannot be grown or produced in sufficient quantities or at reasonable
prices in the United States or obtained from other sources; or (d)
articles for which these tariffs may not contribute substantially to
the elimination of the acts, policies, and practices of Brazil found to
be actionable in the investigation.
B. Determination To Expand the Proposed Exemption List
As noted above, considering the public comments and the advice of
the Section 301 Committee--and in accordance with the specific
direction of the President--the Trade Representative has determined to
exempt from this tariff action all of the products proposed for
exemption in the June 4, 2026 Annex except high-purity dissolving pulp
and the non-pharmaceutical applications of certain products proposed
for exemption, as well as to expand the list to include aluminum
hydroxide; antiques, collectibles, and art; ash containing precious
metals or precious metal compounds; certain animal hides, furskins, and
leather; certain seafood products; certain additional pharmaceuticals
and pharmaceutical ingredients; certain wood products; iron and steel
waste and scrap; organic honey; pig iron; unflavored instant coffee;
and used clothing.
With respect to aluminum hydroxide, commenters noted that the sole
U.S. supplier of aluminum hydroxide is unable to meet U.S. demand and
that approximately 40 percent of U.S. supply is sourced from Brazil.
According to comments, aluminum hydroxide is an essential, non-
substitutable raw material used in critical applications such as
sanitation of drinking water, production of flame-retardant polymer
materials used in defense and industrial applications, production of
oil and gas, and refining of aluminum. Companies that use aluminum
hydroxide in these and other applications require a stable and cost-
effective supply of aluminum hydroxide, including from Brazil.
Regarding ash containing precious metals or precious metal
compounds, comments noted that tariffs on these items would not address
the acts, policies, and practices at issue and would increase costs and
disrupt supply chains for products needed to protect U.S. national
security. Brazil is a significant supplier to the United States of ash
containing precious metals or precious metal compounds, with more than
50 percent of total imports to the United States of this raw material
coming from Brazil.
Comments regarding antiques, collectibles, and art noted that these
products are typically not newly produced, and many of them are not
products of Brazil. Applying tariffs on these products would not be
effective in obtaining the elimination of the acts, policies, and
practices of Brazil determined to be actionable in this investigation,
and in fact, could increase demand for newly-produced goods, including
newly-produced goods from Brazil.
Comments regarding certain animal hides, furskins, and leather
asserted that alternative sources of leather are not available at
comparable prices, quality, or scale those available in Brazil, and
that production could not easily be moved to the United States.
Comments also emphasized that these products are manufacturing inputs
in a wide range of downstream commercial products, including
automotive, furniture, and footwear products. Commenters noted that
applying tariffs on these products would undermine the competitiveness
of U.S. firms.
With respect to certain seafood products, commenters pointed to
catch limits, quotas, and spawning-season closures in the United States
as limiting the availability of domestic supply, and noted that imports
accounted for about 80 percent of the seafood that Americans ate in
2023. They observed that seafood products imported to the United States
from Brazil meet particular demands of commercial sale and consumer
preferences, and that restaurants, retailers, and others depend on
seafood products compatible with North American consumption to maintain
operations.
Regarding requests to exempt additional pharmaceuticals and
pharmaceutical ingredients to those proposed in the June 2, 2026 Annex,
commenters suggested that these products are ingredients that support
U.S. manufacturing and cannot be obtained in the United States.
Comments further observed that these products were used for health
purposes similar to uses for products already proposed for exemption
from tariffs.
With respect to wood products, including certain types of softwood
plywood and engineered hardwood flooring, commenters noted that there
is limited-to-no domestic availability; that the products are harvested
in compliance with Brazilian forestry laws and regulations; and that
tariffs would harm U.S. consumers, importers, distributors, and
builders, as they are inputs with a wide range of important
applications in the construction and industrial sectors. Commenters
additionally noted that, while certain unfinished tropical-wood inputs
were proposed to be exempted, the finished wood products were not, and
suggested that this would simply shift costs to U.S. value-added
products, while not providing a meaningful incentive for Brazil to
change its conduct. Commenters also noted that, with respect to certain
wood products and other sectors, stacking Section 301 tariffs on top of
Section 232 tariffs would not contribute to security, offer little
additional policy benefit, and instead would disrupt supply chains and
raise consumer costs. While other comments advocated for the
application of tariffs on certain plywood products, arguing that such
products may be derived from illegally deforested timber or timber
sourced from Brazilian tree plantations containing non-native species
that have contributed to illegal deforestation, such comments do not
address the potential impacts of tariffs on consumers or the domestic
availability of these products.
With respect to iron and steel waste and scrap, comments noted that
this product is similar to other products that were proposed to be
exempted from tariffs applied pursuant to this action. Like other
products already proposed for exemption, iron and steel waste and scrap
is an important input for carbon and alloy steel production, and there
is no viable domestic supply for this product.
Regarding organic honey, commenters assert that there is almost no
domestic production of organic honey despite demand, noting that U.S.
production satisfies only 3 percent of annual domestic demand, while as
much as 80 percent of U.S. imports of organic honey is sourced from
Brazil. Commenters further explain that domestic production of organic
honey cannot easily be increased given requirements for large
quantities of pesticide-free land and native vegetation that does not
exist in the United States, as well as the unique natural disease-
resistance of Brazilian bee varieties. Commenters suggest that organic
honey is a non-substitutable input for many downstream, processed
products.
With respect to pig iron, historically, more than 95 percent of
domestic pig iron production is consumed internally by U.S. integrated
steel producers, meaning that iron foundries (like electric arc furnace
steel producers) are reliant on imported pig iron. Commenters also
noted that other third-country sources of pig iron were limited given
that China consumes virtually all of the pig iron it produces, and
supply from Russia and Ukraine has been affected by the Russia-Ukraine
war. Commenters also stated that pig iron is an essential raw material
for iron foundry operations, and it is melted and mixed with scrap iron
and other alloys to produce cast iron. They observed that there is no
substitute for pig iron, and that additional tariffs on pig iron
imports would exacerbate competition they already face from imports of
downstream products. In contrast, some commenters advocated for tariffs
on pig iron--suggesting that the United States has the raw materials
and production capacity to replace imported pig iron from Brazil.
However, very little domestically produced pig iron is currently sold
in the U.S. market, so imports from Brazil are important to satisfy
U.S. demand.
Comments regarding unflavored instant coffee observed that Brazil
is the largest producer globally of coffee, including bulk, unflavored
instant coffee, and that unflavored instant coffee is not available
from domestic sources (emphasis added). These comments also maintained
that alternative sources of supply cannot reliably replace the volume
of unflavored instant coffee that Brazilian producers supply to the
United States due to factors including the inability to meet technical
specifications required by U.S. manufacturers. Commenters also noted
that the June 4, 2026 Annex proposed to exempt flavored instant coffee
from tariffs; contended that there is no rationale for treating
flavored and unflavored instant coffee differently; and argued that
treating these products differently could create market distortions
(emphasis added).
With respect to used clothing--as with antiques, collectibles, and
art--comments noted that these products are typically not newly
produced, and often are not products of Brazil. Applying tariffs on
these products would not be effective in obtaining the elimination of
the acts, policies, and practices of Brazil determined to be actionable
in this investigation, and in fact, could increase demand for newly-
produced goods, including newly-produced goods from Brazil.
Accordingly, the Trade Representative has determined to add
aluminum hydroxide; antiques, collectibles, and art; ash containing
precious metals or precious metal compounds; certain animal hides,
furskins, and leather; certain seafood products; certain additional
pharmaceuticals and pharmaceutical ingredients; certain additional wood
products; iron and steel waste and scrap; organic honey; pig iron;
unflavored instant coffee; and used clothing to the list of products
exempted from tariffs imposed in connection with this investigation.
These products constitute (a) raw materials that if subject to these
tariffs could lead to the unavailability of domestic supply; (b)
products that could cause economy-wide disruptions if subject to these
tariffs; (c) products that cannot be grown or produced in sufficient
quantities or at reasonable prices in the United States or obtained
from other sources; or (d) articles for which these tariffs may not
contribute substantially to the elimination of the acts, policies, and
practices of Brazil found to be actionable in the investigation.
C. Commenter Requests for Additions to the Exemption List
USTR received numerous comments requesting that additional products
be added to the exemption list and exempted from tariffs. These
comments related to industries or products including agricultural
machinery, apparel, electrical machinery, footwear, gardening tools,
mining-related equipment, paper, steel, organic sugar, other various
agricultural products, various manufactured goods, and wood and wood
products. These commenters presented a number of significant arguments
for these requests, as discussed in the following paragraphs. We set
forth responses to those arguments made by these commenters below.
Not available from U.S. sources. Numerous comments, such as those
related to compressors, gardening tools, organic sugar, and stone,
suggested that the product for which an exemption was requested was not
available from U.S. sources. For example, comments related to organic
sugar noted that domestic production supplied only a small portion of
U.S. demand. With respect to stone, commenters pointed to the unique
nature of the products sourced from Brazil, particularly colors and
patterns not available in the United States. Other commenters in this
category made similar arguments. Tariffs applied pursuant to this
investigation will be applied only to products of Brazil, however, and
products that are not available from the United States may be available
from third-country sources.
Limits on third-country sourcing. Several comments, including
comments requesting exemptions for rubber components of machinery and
vehicles, and footwear, suggested the availability of supply for a
particular product from sources outside Brazil may be limited. With
respect to rubber components of machinery and vehicles, commenters
noted that these components were part of established production
programs that have been validated and approved by manufacturers and
customers. With respect to footwear, comments and witness testimony
focused on the fact that substitutions would not be available at the
same quality and scale as products from Brazil. Such commenters do not
suggest that substitution of products from U.S. or third-country
sources was not possible, however, and the announcement of proposed
tariffs on June 1, 2026, indicated that products from Brazil may be
subject to tariffs and, as such, importers of such products have been
on notice that seeking alternative sources may be appropriate.
Increased costs. Other comments, including comments related to
apparel, chemicals and petrochemicals, electrical equipment, footwear,
and stone products, suggested that application of tariffs on certain
products from Brazil could increase costs for U.S. consumers or
manufacturers. Comments related to stone products noted that tariffs
could be passed along in increased home prices. With respect to
electrical equipment, commenters noted that tariffs could raise the
overall cost for establishing infrastructure for artificial
intelligence applications. Regarding footwear, commenters suggested
tariffs could have an adverse impact on American retailers,
particularly small retailers. Regarding chemicals and petrochemicals,
commenters asserted that tariffs would raise costs for downstream U.S.
manufacturers, highlighted the ubiquity of chemicals in consumer
products, and suggested that imports from Brazil would shift to other,
less desirable foreign markets. A number of different factors may
affect costs, however, and in any event, a number of these comments
also concern consumer goods that are generally available from third
countries.
Competitive disadvantage for U.S. businesses. Some comments, such
as those related to agricultural machinery and vehicle parts, suggested
that tariffs would put U.S. producers at a competitive disadvantage as
compared to foreign producers who may import Brazilian imports without
tariffs. With respect to vehicle parts, for example, commenters noted
that U.S. manufacturers are attempting to diversify supply chains, but
this process takes time. Comments related to agricultural machinery
suggested that a tariff on goods of Brazil would force U.S. producers
to choose between absorbing a cost disadvantage or reducing capital
investment. However, a competitive disadvantage does not indicate
unavailability of domestic supply or that the products cannot be
produced in sufficient quantities or at reasonable prices in the United
States or from other sources. Products may still be imported from
third-country sources, meaning that any competitive disadvantage may
only apply for producers who continue sourcing from Brazil.
Additionally, a competitive
disadvantage does not indicate that the tariffs will cause an economy-
wide disruption. Moreover, regarding vehicle parts, any products
already subject to Section 232 tariffs are exempt from additional
tariffs pursuant to this action.
Products unrelated to the acts, policies, and practices
investigated. Some comments, such as those related to stone, machinery,
and animal hides, furskins, and leather, noted that the products for
which they requested exemption from tariffs were not related to the
acts, policies, and practices found actionable in this investigation.
Comments regarding stone, for example, noted that quarrying does not
contribute to deforestation. Commenters requesting exemptions for
machinery observed that there is no causal connection between the
importation of Brazilian industrial machinery to the United States and
the acts, policies, and practices determined to be actionable in this
investigation. However, imposing tariffs on imports from Brazil can
create greater leverage to obtain the elimination of the investigated
acts, policies, and practices, and as described above, Section
301(c)(3)(B) of the Trade Act authorizes the Trade Representative to
take action against any goods or economic sector of the foreign country
concerned regardless of whether or not such goods or economic sector
are involved in the act, policy, or practice subject to investigation.
Tariffs would not shift production to the United States. Some
comments, such as those related to construction machinery, opposed
imposition of tariffs on certain products, arguing that production of
those products would not shift production to the United States.
Comments with respect to construction machinery, for example, noted
that tariffs on products from Brazil would apply to U.S. or
multinational companies that were importing from their own Brazilian
manufacturing operations. These requests for exclusion may suggest
limited availability for a particular company, but do not suggest a
general unavailability of products outside of Brazil.
Considering the public comments and the advice of the Section 301
Committee--and in accordance with the specific direction of the
President--the Trade Representative has determined to not add these and
other products to the list of products exempted from tariffs, as these
products are not (a) raw materials that if subject to these tariffs
could lead to the unavailability of domestic supply; (b) products that
could cause economy-wide disruptions if subject to these tariffs; (c)
products that cannot be grown or produced in sufficient quantities or
at reasonable prices in the United States or obtained from other
sources; or (d) articles for which these tariffs may not contribute
substantially to the elimination of the acts, policies, and practices
of Brazil found to be actionable in the investigation.
D. Comments Regarding the Form of the Action
USTR received a number of comments regarding the form of the action
to be taken in this investigation. The vast majority of comments did
not express disagreement with the form of the action proposed. Some
comments suggested that the proposed action represented an appropriate
remedy given the findings, and in certain cases specifically requested
that tariffs be maintained on particular products or categories of
products. For example, one comment expressed support for the proposed
tariff and specifically requested the continued application of tariffs
on wood moldings and millwork products. These commenters presented a
number of significant arguments for these requests, as discussed in the
following paragraphs. We set forth responses to such arguments below.
Comments regarding the tariff rate. Other comments addressed the
proposed tariff rate of 25 percent specifically, and expressed mixed
perspectives on the appropriateness of the rate. For example,
commenters from the U.S. ethanol industry remarked that a 25 percent
tariff on all goods of Brazil was an appropriate action in this case,
was consistent with the findings of the investigation, and would allow
the United States to recoup the market value it had lost due to
Brazil's imposition of ethanol tariffs.
Some commenters who were opposed to the imposition of a 25 percent
tariff remarked that this rate would significantly increase the cost of
imported products from Brazil, which would result in disproportionate
impacts on small businesses in particular, potentially causing them to
stop hiring or even lay off workers. For ethanol specifically,
testimony argued that, when considering the proposed 25 percent tariff
rate alongside actions proposed in other investigations under Section
301 of the Trade Act, the total applied rate on Brazilian ethanol could
be as high as 37.5 percent, which would be much higher than Brazil's
tariff on U.S. ethanol and lead to further instability on the ethanol
market. Other comments emphasized that, should tariffs be imposed, they
should be carefully tailored and limited in size, scope, and duration
and specifically structured to avoid unnecessary harm to U.S.
stakeholders. Such comments also recommended that tariffs be subject to
a transparent exclusions process, and that they be proportionate to the
specific acts, policies, and practices addressed in this investigation.
As noted above, the President directed imposition of a 25 percent
tariff on all goods of Brazil, with exemptions for certain goods,
finding that alternatives such as a lower tariff rate, negotiation
without the imposition of tariffs, and action under other statutory
authority without action under Section 301 would be less effective and
less preferable. Consistent with this direction, acts, policies, and
practices found actionable in this investigation have persisted for
years despite ongoing engagement with Brazil and other attempts to
address these issues. The acts, policies, and practices found to be
actionable in this investigation also have broad impacts on the U.S.
economy. The imposition of a significant tariff on all products of
Brazil, with certain exemptions, is appropriate to create leverage and
obtain the removal of those acts, policies, and practices. USTR has
carefully considered public comments on the proposed exemption list and
has adjusted that list in the final action to avoid imposing tariffs on
(a) raw materials that if subject to these tariffs could lead to the
unavailability of domestic supply; (b) products that could cause
economy-wide disruptions if subject to these tariffs; (c) products that
cannot be grown or produced in sufficient quantities or at reasonable
prices in the United States or obtained from other sources; or (d)
articles for which these tariffs may not contribute substantially to
the elimination of the acts, policies, and practices of Brazil
determined to be actionable in the investigation.
Comments regarding Special 301 engagement. Regarding U.S.
engagement with Brazil in the context of the ongoing Special 301 review
(19 U.S.C. 2242) and the subjects of that engagement, numerous
commenters expressed agreement with the Trade Representative's
determination with respect to intellectual property protection as set
out in the June 4, 2026 FRN. Comments noted continued concern with
Brazil's approach to intellectual property protection and enforcement
and urged USTR to press Brazil to address these longstanding issues.
Comments also opined that concerns related to Brazil's intellectual
property protection and enforcement could most durably be eliminated
through specific, verifiable commitments. The imposition of tariffs
in this investigation occurs alongside other efforts, such as the
preparation of the annual Special 301 Report.
Comments suggesting action other than tariffs. Several other
comments suggested the Trade Representative should take action other
than (or in addition to) the imposition of tariffs in this
investigation. Some commenters suggested that the Trade Representative
should suspend the action or close the investigation entirely. Some
commenters suggested that the United States undertake bilateral
negotiations with Brazil, or multilateral negotiations with Brazil and
others, rather than or alongside the imposition of tariffs. Some
testimony also similarly suggested that bilateral engagement would be
more appropriate than tariffs and any tariff--even at a rate lower than
25 percent--would be inappropriate. Other commenters suggested that
imposing tariffs would undermine the goals of the investigation, or
questioned whether tariffs alone would obtain the elimination of
certain acts, policies, and practices found actionable in this
investigation. Another commenter suggested that the Trade
Representative reconsider the findings stated in the June 4, 2026 FRN
and engage in constructive dialogue. Other comments advocated for
capacity building, technical cooperation or technical assistance, and
similar non-tariff responsive actions. Certain commenters also proposed
phase-in periods, exclusion processes, calibrated measures, and time
limits or periodic review for tariffs. Some comments, such as those
from U.S. ethanol producers, urged USTR to consider taking specific
additional non-tariff actions to address certain non-tariff acts,
policies, and practices of Brazil.
As noted above, the President directed imposition of a 25 percent
tariff on all goods of Brazil, with exemptions for certain goods,
finding that alternatives such as a lower tariff rate, negotiation
without the imposition of tariffs, and action under other statutory
authority without action under Section 301 would be less effective and
less preferable. Consistent with this direction, acts, policies, and
practices found actionable in this investigation have persisted for
years, and negotiations and cooperative engagement alone have not
proven sufficient to bring about their elimination, and the 25 percent
tariff imposed in connection with this investigation reflects the broad
impact of the acts, policies, and practices determined to be actionable
in this investigation and is appropriate to create leverage and obtain
their removal. The imposition of tariffs in this investigation does not
preclude continued negotiations with Brazil. The Trade Representative
will continue to monitor the issues raised in this investigation
pursuant to Section 301 of the Trade Act and will consider whether
modifications are appropriate. The Section 301 statute itself provides
for the modification of actions, including a provision on review of
necessity at Section 307(c) of the Trade Act (19 U.S.C. 2417(c)).
Section 307 of the Trade Act provides that ``[t]he Trade Representative
may modify or terminate any action, subject to the specific direction,
if any, of the President with respect to such action, that is being
taken under [Section 301] if . . . the burden or restriction on United
States commerce . . . of the acts, policies, and practices, that are
the subject of such action has increased or decreased or [if] such
action is being taken under [Section 301(b)] of this title and is no
longer appropriate.''
Action by Brazil that decreases the burden or restriction on U.S.
commerce may indicate that U.S. action at this level is no longer
appropriate to obtain the elimination of Brazil's acts, policies, and
practices determined to be actionable in this investigation. Likewise,
action by Brazil that increases the burden or restriction on U.S.
commerce--such as increases in duties on goods of the United States, as
opposed to addressing U.S. concerns with the unfair practices found in
the investigation--may indicate that U.S. action at this level is not
sufficient to obtain the elimination of Brazil's acts, policies, and
practices determined to be actionable in this investigation. Finally,
the application of Section 301 tariffs in response to a particular act,
policy, or practice does not preclude the application of other remedies
pursuant to Section 301 of the Trade Act or other authorities, as
appropriate and provided for under those other authorities.
Jennifer Thornton,
General Counsel, Office of the United States Trade Representative.
Annex I
A. Effective with respect to goods entered for consumption, or
withdrawn from warehouse for consumption, on or after 12:01 a.m.
eastern time on July 22, 2026, subchapter III of chapter 99 of the
Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS) is modified as
follows:
1. The following new headings are inserted in numerical sequence,
with the material in each new heading inserted in the columns of the
HTSUS labeled ``Heading/Subheading'', ``Article Description'', ``Rates
of Duty 1--General'', ``Rates of Duty 1--Special'' and ``Rates of Duty
2'', respectively:
Rates of duty
Heading/ subheading Article description 1
--------------------------------------- 2
General Special
``9903.05.01....... Except for products described in The duty provided The duty provided The duty provided
headings 9903.05.02-9903.05.09, in the applicable in the in the
articles the product of Brazil, subheading + 25%. applicable applicable
as provided for in subdivision subheading + 25%. subheading.
(a) of U.S. note 50 to this
subchapter.
9903.05.02......... Articles the product of Brazil The duty provided The duty provided The duty provided
that (1) were loaded onto a in the applicable in the in the
vessel at the port of loading subheading. applicable applicable
and in transit on the final mode subheading. subheading.
of transit prior to entry into
the United States before 12:01
a.m. eastern time on July 22,
2026; and (2) are entered for
consumption, or withdrawn from
warehouse for consumption,
before 12:01 a.m. eastern time
on July 29, 2026.
9903.05.03......... Articles the product of Brazil, The duty provided The duty provided The duty provided
as provided for in subdivision in the applicable in the in the
(a)(ii) of U.S. note 50 to this subheading. applicable applicable
subchapter. subheading. subheading.
9903.05.04......... Articles the product of Brazil, The duty provided The duty provided The duty provided
as provided for in subdivision in the applicable in the in the
(a)(iii) of U.S. note 50 to this subheading. applicable applicable
subchapter. subheading. subheading.
9903.05.05......... Articles of civil aircraft (all The duty provided The duty provided The duty provided
aircraft other than military in the applicable in the in the
aircraft); their engines, parts subheading. applicable applicable
and components; their other subheading. subheading.
parts, components and
subassemblies; and ground flight
simulators and their parts and
components of Brazil, as
provided for in subdivision
(a)(iv) of U.S. note 50 to this
subchapter.
9903.05.06......... Articles the product of Brazil The duty provided The duty provided The duty provided
that are articles for use in in the applicable in the in the
pharmaceutical applications, as subheading. applicable applicable
provided for in subdivision subheading. subheading.
(a)(v) of U.S. note 50 to this
subchapter.
9903.05.07......... Articles of aluminum, of steel, The duty provided The duty provided The duty provided
or of copper or derivative in the applicable in the in the
aluminum or steel articles; subheading. applicable applicable
passenger vehicles (sedans, subheading. subheading.
sport utility vehicles,
crossover utility vehicles,
minivans, and cargo vans) and
light trucks; parts of passenger
vehicles (sedans, sport utility
vehicles, crossover utility
vehicles, minivans, and cargo
vans) and light trucks; medium-
and heavy-duty vehicles; parts
of medium- and heavy-duty
vehicles; wood products; and
semiconductor articles, of
Brazil, as provided in
subdivision (a)(vi) of U.S. note
50 to this subchapter.
9903.05.08......... Articles the product of Brazil The duty provided The duty provided The duty provided
that are donations by persons in the applicable in the in the
subject to the jurisdiction of subheading. applicable applicable
the United States, such as food, subheading. subheading.
clothing and medicine, intended
to be used to relieve human
suffering.
9903.05.09......... Articles the product of Brazil The duty provided The duty provided The duty provided
that are informational in the applicable in the in the
materials, including but not subheading. applicable applicable
limited to publications, films, subheading. subheading.
posters, phonograph records,
photographs, microfilms,
microfiche, tapes, compact
disks, CD ROMs, artworks and
news wire feeds.
2. The following new U.S. note 50 is inserted:
``50. (a) (i) Except as provided in headings 9903.05.02-9903.05.09
and in subdivisions (a)(ii) through (a)(vi) of this note, and other
than products for personal use included in accompanied baggage of
persons arriving in the United States, heading 9903.05.01 imposes an
additional ad valorem rate of duty on imports of all products of
Brazil. Notwithstanding U.S. note 1 to this subchapter, all products
that are subject to the additional ad valorem rate of duty imposed by
this heading shall also be subject to the general rates of duty imposed
under subheadings in chapters 1 to 97 of the tariff schedule. Except as
provided in subdivisions (a)(ii) through (a)(vi) of this note, all
products that are subject to the additional ad valorem rate of duty
imposed by heading 9903.05.01 shall also be subject to any additional
duty provided for in this subchapter or in subchapter IV of chapter 99.
Products that are eligible for special tariff treatment under general
note 3(c)(i) to the tariff schedule, or that are eligible for temporary
duty exemptions or reductions under subchapter II to chapter 99, shall
be subject to the additional ad valorem rate of duty imposed by heading
9903.05.01, except as otherwise provided in this subdivision.
The additional duty imposed by heading 9903.05.01 shall not apply
to goods for which entry is properly claimed under a provision of
chapter 98 of the tariff schedule pursuant to applicable regulations of
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (``CBP''), and whenever CBP agrees
that entry under such a provision is appropriate, except for goods
entered under heading 9802.00.80 or subheadings 9802.00.40, 9802.00.50
or 9802.00.60. For goods entered under subheadings 9802.00.40,
9802.00.50 and 9802.00.60, the additional duty applies to the value of
repairs, alterations or processing performed, as described in the
applicable subheading. For goods entered under heading 9802.00.80, the
additional duty applies to the value of the article assembled abroad,
less the cost or value of such products of the United States, as
described.
Products that are provided for in heading 9903.05.01 shall continue
to be subject to antidumping, countervailing, or other duties, taxes,
fees, exactions and charges that apply to such products, as well as to
the additional ad valorem rate of duty imposed by this heading.
(ii) As provided in heading 9903.05.03, the additional duty imposed
by heading 9903.05.01 shall not apply to articles the product of Brazil
that are classifiable in the following subheadings of the HTSUS:
0201.10.05 0904.22.73 2707.40.00 2849.20.10 4001.10.00 7501.10.00
0201.10.10 0904.22.76 2707.50.00 2849.20.20 4001.21.00 7502.10.00
0201.10.50 0904.22.80 2707.91.00 2849.90.30 4001.22.00 7502.20.00
0201.20.02 0905.10.00 2707.99.10 2853.90.10 4001.29.00 7503.00.00
0201.20.04 0905.20.00 2707.99.20 2853.90.90 4001.30.00 7504.00.00
0201.20.06 0906.11.00 2707.99.40 2903.19.05 4104.11.20 7508.90.50
0201.20.10 0906.19.00 2707.99.51 2903.19.10 4104.41.50 7901.11.00
0201.20.30 0906.20.00 2707.99.55 2903.19.30 4104.49.10 7901.12.10
0201.20.50 0907.10.00 2707.99.59 2903.19.60 4104.49.50 7901.12.50
0201.20.80 0907.20.00 2707.99.90 2915.29.30 4107.11.20 7901.20.00
0201.30.02 0908.11.00 2708.10.00 2936.21.00 4107.12.20 7902.00.00
0201.30.04 0908.12.00 2708.20.00 2936.22.00 4302.19.60 7903.90.30
0201.30.06 0908.21.00 2709.00.10 2936.23.00 4403.41.00 7907.00.60
0201.30.10 0908.22.20 2709.00.20 2936.24.01 4403.42.00 8001.10.00
0201.30.30 0908.22.40 2710.12.15 2936.25.00 4403.49.02 8001.20.00
0201.30.50 0908.31.00 2710.12.18 2936.26.00 4407.21.00 8002.00.00
0201.30.80 0908.32.00 2710.12.25 2936.27.00 4407.22.00 8007.00.50
0202.10.05 0909.21.00 2710.12.45 2936.28.00 4407.23.01 8101.10.00
0202.10.10 0909.22.00 2710.12.90 2936.29.10 4407.25.00 8101.97.00
0202.10.50 0909.31.00 2710.19.06 2936.29.16 4407.26.00 8103.20.00
0202.20.02 0909.32.00 2710.19.11 2936.29.20 4407.27.00 8103.30.00
0202.20.04 0909.61.00 2710.19.16 2936.29.50 4407.28.00 8103.91.00
0202.20.06 0909.62.00 2710.19.24 2936.90.01 4407.29.02 8103.99.00
0202.20.10 0910.11.00 2710.19.25 2937.11.00 4407.99.0295 8104.11.00
0202.20.30 0910.12.00 2710.19.26 2937.12.00 4408.31.01 8104.19.00
0202.20.50 0910.20.00 2710.19.30 2937.19.00 4408.39.02 8104.20.00
0202.20.80 0910.30.00 2710.19.35 2937.21.00 4409.22.05 8104.30.00
0202.30.02 0910.91.00 2710.19.40 2937.22.00 4409.22.10 8104.90.00
0202.30.04 0910.99.07 2710.19.45 2937.23.10 4409.22.25 8105.20.30
0202.30.06 0910.99.10 2710.19.90 2937.23.25 4409.22.40 8105.20.60
0202.30.10 0910.99.20 2710.20.05 2937.23.50 4409.22.50 8105.20.90
0202.30.30 0910.99.40 2710.20.10 2937.29.10 4409.22.60 8105.30.00
0202.30.50 0910.99.50 2710.20.15 2937.29.90 4409.22.65 8105.90.00
0202.30.80 0910.99.60 2710.20.25 2937.50.00 4409.22.90 8106.10.00
0206.10.00 1003.90.40 2710.91.00 2937.90.05 4412.31.06 8106.90.00
0206.21.00 1008.30.00 2710.99.05 2937.90.10 4412.31.26 8108.20.00
0206.22.00 1008.40.00 2710.99.10 2937.90.20 4412.31.42 8108.30.00
0206.29.00 1008.60.00 2710.99.16 2937.90.40 4412.31.45 8108.90.30
0210.20.00 1106.20.90 2710.99.21 2937.90.45 4412.31.48 8108.90.60
0302.32.00 1106.30.20 2710.99.31 2937.90.90 4412.31.52 8110.10.00
0302.34.00 1108.14.00 2710.99.32 2939.11.00 4412.31.61 8110.20.00
0302.44.00 1108.19.00 2710.99.39 2939.19.10 4412.31.92 8110.90.00
0302.47.00 1203.00.00 2710.99.45 2939.19.20 4412.41.00 8111.00.47
0302.71.11 1207.91.00 2710.99.90 2939.19.50 4412.51.10 8111.00.49
0302.71.50 1513.11.00 2711.11.00 2939.20.00 4412.51.31 8112.21.00
0302.89.50 1513.19.00 2711.12.00 2939.30.00 4412.51.41 8112.22.00
0303.23.00 1521.10.00 2711.13.00 2939.41.00 4412.51.51 8112.29.00
0303.89.00 1521.90.20 2711.14.00 2939.42.00 4412.91.06 8112.41.10
0304.31.00 1602.50.05 2711.19.00 2939.44.00 4412.91.10 8112.41.50
0306.11.00 1602.50.07 2711.21.00 2939.45.00 4412.91.31 8112.49.00
0409.00.0005 1602.50.08 2711.29.00 2939.49.03 4412.91.41 8112.59.00
0508.00.00 1602.50.21 2712.10.00 2939.59.00 4412.91.51 8112.92.10
0702.00.20 1602.50.60 2712.20.00 2939.62.00 4601.22.40 8112.92.30
0702.00.40 1602.50.90 2712.90.10 2939.63.00 4601.22.80 8112.92.40
0702.00.60 1801.00.00 2712.90.20 2939.69.00 4601.22.90 8112.92.60
0709.99.05 1802.00.00 2713.11.00 2939.72.00 4601.29.40 8112.92.65
0709.99.10 1803.10.00 2713.12.00 2939.79.00 4601.93.01 8112.99.10
0710.80.15 1803.20.00 2713.20.00 2941.10.10 4601.93.05 8112.99.20
0711.90.30 1804.00.00 2713.90.00 2941.10.20 4601.93.20 8112.99.91
0712.32.00 1805.00.00 2714.10.00 2941.10.30 4602.12.05 8422.40.9181
0712.34.10 1903.00.20 2714.90.00 2941.10.50 4602.12.14 8471.30.01
0712.34.20 1903.00.40 2715.00.00 2941.20.10 4602.12.16 8471.41.01
0713.34.20 2001.90.45 2716.00.00 2941.20.50 4602.12.23 8471.49.00
0713.34.40 2005.91.60 2801.20.00 2941.30.00 4602.12.25 8471.50.01
0714.10.10 2006.00.40 2804.29.00 2941.40.00 4602.12.35 8471.60.10
0714.10.20 2007.99.40 2804.50.00 2941.50.00 4602.12.45 8471.60.20
0714.40.10 2007.99.50 2804.61.00 2941.90.10 4703.11.00 8471.60.70
0714.40.20 2008.19.15 2804.69.10 2941.90.30 4703.19.00 8471.60.80
0714.40.50 2008.20.00 2804.69.50 2941.90.50 4703.21.00 8471.60.90
0714.40.60 2008.30.35 2804.80.00 3001.20.00 4703.29.00 8471.70.10
0714.50.10 2008.91.00 2804.90.00 3001.90.01 4704.11.00 8471.70.20
0714.50.20 2008.99.13 2805.19.10 3002.12.00 4704.19.00 8471.70.30
0714.50.60 2008.99.15 2805.19.20 3002.13.00 4704.21.00 8471.70.40
0714.90.42 2008.99.40 2805.19.90 3002.14.00 4704.29.00 8471.70.50
0714.90.44 2008.99.45 2805.30.00 3002.15.00 4705.00.00 8471.70.60
0714.90.46 2008.99.91 2811.11.00 3002.41.00 4706.10.00 8471.70.90
0714.90.48 2009.11.00 2811.19.10 3002.42.00 4706.20.00 8471.80.10
0714.90.61 2009.12.25 2811.29.10 3002.49.00 4706.30.00 8471.80.40
0801.11.00 2009.12.45 2811.29.20 3002.51.00 4706.91.00 8471.80.90
0801.12.00 2009.19.00 2812.19.00 3002.59.00 4706.92.01 8471.90.00
0801.19.01 2009.39.20 2813.90.10 3002.90.10 4706.93.01 8473.30.11
0801.21.00 2009.49.40 2815.20.00 3002.90.52 5607.21.00 8473.30.20
0801.22.00 2101.11.21 2816.10.00 3003.10.00 6309.00.00 8473.30.51
0801.31.00 2101.11.29 2816.40.10 3003.20.00 6802.99.00 8473.30.91
0801.32.00 2101.12.90 2816.40.20 3003.39.10 7103.10.20 8486.10.00
0802.41.00 2101.20.20 2817.00.00 3003.39.50 7103.10.40 8486.20.00
0802.42.00 2106.90.48 2818.10.10 3003.41.00 7106.91.10 8486.30.00
0802.61.00 2202.99.30 2818.10.20 3003.42.00 7108.11.00 8486.40.00
0802.62.00 2202.99.35 2818.20.00 3003.49.00 7108.12.10 8486.90.00
0802.70.10 2504.10.10 2818.30.00 3003.90.01 7108.12.50 8505.11.0070
0802.70.20 2504.10.50 2820.10.00 3004.10.10 7108.13.10 8517.13.00
0802.80.10 2504.90.00 2821.10.00 3004.10.50 7108.13.55 8517.62.00
0802.80.20 2507.00.00 2821.20.00 3004.20.00 7108.13.70 8523.51.00
0802.91.10 2510.10.00 2822.00.00 3004.31.00 7108.20.00 8524.11.10
0802.91.90 2510.20.00 2823.00.00 3004.32.00 7110.11.00 8524.11.90
0802.92.10 2511.10.10 2825.20.00 3004.39.00 7110.19.00 8524.12.00
0802.92.90 2511.10.50 2825.30.00 3004.41.00 7110.21.00 8524.19.00
0803.10.10 2519.10.00 2825.40.00 3004.42.00 7110.29.00 8524.91.10
0803.10.20 2519.90.10 2825.50.30 3004.49.00 7110.31.00 8524.91.90
0803.90.00 2519.90.20 2825.60.00 3004.50.10 7110.39.00 8524.92.00
0804.30.20 2524.90.00 2825.80.00 3004.50.20 7110.41.00 8524.99.00
0804.30.40 2525.10.00 2825.90.15 3004.50.30 7110.49.00 8528.52.00
0804.30.60 2529.21.00 2825.90.20 3004.50.40 7112.30.01 8537.10.9170
0804.40.00 2529.22.00 2825.90.30 3004.50.50 7112.92.01 8541.10.00
0804.50.40 2530.20.10 2825.90.90 3004.60.00 7115.90.05 8541.21.00
0804.50.60 2530.20.20 2826.12.00 3004.90.10 7115.90.30 8541.29.00
0804.50.80 2530.90.10 2826.30.00 3004.90.92 7118.90.00 8541.30.00
0805.10.00 2530.90.20 2826.90.90 3006.30.10 7201.10.00 8541.41.00
0805.50.30 2530.90.80 2827.31.00 3006.30.50 7201.20.00 8541.49.10
0805.50.40 2601.11.00 2827.39.25 3006.60.00 7201.50.30 8541.49.70
0807.20.00 2601.12.00 2827.39.45 3006.93.10 7201.50.60 8541.49.80
0808.40.20 2602.00.00 2827.39.60 3006.93.20 7202.11.10 8541.49.95
0808.40.40 2603.00.00 2827.39.90 3006.93.50 7202.11.50 8541.51.00
0810.50.00 2604.00.00 2827.41.00 3006.93.60 7202.19.10 8541.59.00
0810.60.00 2605.00.00 2827.49.50 3101.00.00 7202.19.50 8541.90.00
0810.90.27 2606.00.00 2827.59.51 3102.10.00 7202.30.00 8542.31.00
0810.90.46 2608.00.00 2827.60.10 3102.21.00 7202.41.00 8542.32.00
0811.90.10 2609.00.00 2827.60.51 3102.29.00 7202.49.10 8542.33.00
0811.90.25 2610.00.00 2833.21.00 3102.30.00 7202.49.50 8542.39.00
0811.90.30 2611.00.30 2833.24.00 3102.40.00 7202.50.00 8542.90.00
0811.90.40 2611.00.60 2833.25.00 3102.50.00 7202.60.00 9701.21.00
0811.90.50 2612.10.00 2833.27.00 3102.60.00 7202.80.00 9701.22.00
0811.90.52 2612.20.00 2833.29.10 3102.80.00 7202.91.00 9701.29.00
0812.90.40 2613.90.00 2833.29.45 3102.90.01 7202.93.40 9701.91.00
0901.11.00 2614.00.30 2833.29.51 3103.11.00 7202.93.80 9701.92.00
0901.12.00 2614.00.60 2834.21.00 3103.19.00 7202.99.20 9701.99.00
0901.21.00 2615.90.30 2834.29.20 3103.90.01 7203.10.00 9702.10.00
0901.22.00 2615.90.60 2834.29.51 3104.20.00 7203.90.00 9702.90.00
0901.90.10 2616.10.00 2836.60.00 3104.30.00 7204.21.00 9703.10.00
0901.90.20 2617.10.00 2836.91.00 3104.90.01 7204.30.00 9703.90.00
0902.10.10 2620.30.00 2836.92.00 3105.10.00 7204.41.00 9704.00.00
0902.10.90 2620.99.50 2836.99.10 3105.20.00 7314.19.01 9705.10.00
0902.20.10 2701.11.00 2836.99.50 3105.30.00 7401.00.00 9705.21.00
0902.20.90 2701.12.00 2839.19.00 3105.40.00 7402.00.00 9705.22.00
0902.30.00 2701.19.00 2841.80.00 3105.51.00 7403.11.00 9705.29.00
0902.40.00 2701.20.00 2841.90.20 3105.59.00 7403.12.00 9705.31.00
0903.00.00 2702.10.00 2844.10.10 3105.60.00 7403.13.00 9705.39.00
0904.11.00 2702.20.00 2844.10.20 3105.90.00 7403.19.00 9706.10.00
0904.12.00 2703.00.00 2844.20.00 3204.17.20 7403.21.00 9706.90.00
0904.21.20 2704.00.00 2844.30.20 3206.11.00 7403.22.00
0904.21.40 2705.00.00 2844.30.50 3206.19.00 7403.29.01
0904.21.60 2706.00.00 2846.10.00 3301.12.00 7404.00.30
0904.21.80 2707.10.00 2846.90.20 3301.90.50 7404.00.60
0904.22.20 2707.20.00 2846.90.40 3606.90.30 7405.00.10
0904.22.40 2707.30.00 2846.90.80 3818.00.00 7405.00.60
(iii) As provided in heading 9903.05.04, the additional duty
imposed by heading 9903.05.01 shall not apply to the following
particular articles the product of Brazil:
(1) Etrogs (classifiable in subheading 0805.90.01);
(2) Tropical fruit, nesoi, frozen, whether or not previously
steamed or boiled (classifiable in subheading 0811.90.80);
(3) Date palm branches, Myrtus branches or other vegetable
material, for religious purposes only (classifiable in subheading
1404.90.90);
(4) Bread, pastry, cakes, biscuits and similar baked products
nesoi, and puddings, whether or not containing chocolate, fruit, nuts
or confectionery, for religious purposes only (classifiable in
subheading 1905.90.10);
(5) Bakers' wares, communion wafers, sealing wafers, rice paper and
similar products, nesoi, for religious purposes only (classifiable in
subheading 1905.90.90);
(6) Acai (classifiable in subheading 2008.99.21);
(7) Citrus juice of any single citrus fruit (other than orange,
grapefruit or lime), of a Brix value not exceeding 20, concentrated,
unfermented, except for lemon juice (classifiable in subheading
2009.31.60);
(8) Coconut water or juice of acai (classifiable in subheading
2009.89.70);
(9) Coconut water juice blends, not from concentrate, packaged for
retail sale (classifiable in subheading 2009.90.40);
(10) Acai preparations for the manufacture of beverages
(classifiable in subheading 2106.90.99); and
(11) Essential oils other than those of citrus fruit, nesoi, for
religious purposes only (classifiable in subheading 3301.29.51).
(iv) As provided in heading 9903.05.05, the additional duty imposed
by heading 9903.05.01 shall not apply to articles the product of Brazil
that are civil aircraft (all aircraft other than military aircraft);
their engines, parts and components; their other parts, components and
subassemblies; and ground flight simulators and their parts and
components, that otherwise meet the criteria of general note 6 of the
HTSUS and are classifiable in the following provisions of the HTSUS,
but regardless of whether a product is entered under a provision for
which the rate of duty ``Free (C)'' appears in the ``Special'' sub-
column:
3917.21.00 7608.10.00 8421.29.00 8502.39.00 8529.90.55 9025.80.50
3917.22.00 7608.20.00 8421.31.00 8502.40.00 8529.90.63 9025.90.06
3917.23.00 8302.10.60 8421.32.00 8504.10.00 8529.90.68 9026.10.20
3917.29.00 8302.10.90 8421.39.01 8504.31.20 8529.90.73 9026.10.40
3917.31.00 8302.20.00 8424.10.00 8504.31.40 8529.90.77 9026.10.60
3917.33.00 8302.42.30 8425.11.00 8504.31.60 8529.90.78 9026.20.40
3917.39.00 8302.42.60 8425.19.00 8504.32.00 8529.90.81 9026.20.80
3917.40.00 8302.49.40 8425.31.01 8504.33.00 8529.90.83 9026.80.20
3926.90.45 8302.49.60 8425.39.01 8504.40.40 8529.90.87 9026.80.40
3926.90.94 8302.49.80 8425.42.00 8504.40.60 8529.90.88 9026.80.60
3926.90.96 8302.60.30 8425.49.00 8504.40.70 8529.90.89 9026.90.20
3926.90.99 8307.10.30 8426.99.00 8504.40.85 8529.90.93 9026.90.40
4008.29.20 8307.90.30 8428.10.00 8504.40.95 8529.90.95 9026.90.60
4009.12.00 8407.10.00 8428.20.00 8504.50.40 8529.90.97 9029.10.80
4009.22.00 8408.90.90 8428.33.00 8504.50.80 8529.90.98 9029.20.40
4009.32.00 8409.10.00 8428.39.00 8507.10.00 8531.10.00 9029.90.80
4009.42.00 8411.11.40 8428.90.03 8507.20.80 8531.20.00 9030.10.00
4011.30.00 8411.11.80 8443.31.00 8507.30.80 8531.80.15 9030.20.05
4012.13.00 8411.12.40 8443.32.10 8507.50.00 8531.80.90 9030.20.10
4012.20.10 8411.12.80 8443.32.50 8507.60.00 8536.70.00 9030.31.00
4016.10.00 8411.21.40 8479.89.10 8507.80.82 8539.10.00 9030.32.00
4016.93.50 8411.21.80 8479.89.20 8507.90.40 8539.51.00 9030.33.34
4016.99.35 8411.22.40 8479.89.65 8507.90.80 8543.70.42 9030.33.38
4016.99.60 8411.22.80 8479.89.70 8511.10.00 8543.70.45 9030.39.01
4017.00.00 8411.81.40 8479.89.95 8511.20.00 8543.70.60 9030.40.00
4504.90.00 8411.82.40 8479.90.41 8511.30.00 8543.70.80 9030.84.00
4823.90.10 8411.91.10 8479.90.45 8511.40.00 8543.70.91 9030.89.01
4823.90.20 8411.91.90 8479.90.55 8511.50.00 8543.70.95 9030.90.25
4823.90.31 8411.99.10 8479.90.65 8511.80.20 8543.90.12 9030.90.46
4823.90.40 8411.99.90 8479.90.75 8511.80.40 8543.90.15 9030.90.66
4823.90.50 8412.10.00 8479.90.85 8511.80.60 8543.90.35 9030.90.68
4823.90.60 8412.21.00 8479.90.95 8514.20.40 8543.90.65 9030.90.84
4823.90.67 8412.29.40 8483.10.10 8516.80.40 8543.90.68 9030.90.89
4823.90.70 8412.29.80 8483.10.30 8516.80.80 8543.90.85 9031.80.40
4823.90.80 8412.31.00 8483.10.50 8517.14.00 8543.90.88 9031.80.80
4823.90.86 8412.39.00 8483.30.40 8517.61.00 8544.30.00 9031.90.21
6812.80.90 8412.80.10 8483.30.80 8517.69.00 8801.00.00 9031.90.45
6812.99.10 8412.80.90 8483.40.10 8517.71.00 8802.11.01 9031.90.54
6812.99.20 8412.90.90 8483.40.30 8518.10.40 8802.12.01 9031.90.59
6812.99.90 8413.19.00 8483.40.50 8518.10.80 8802.20.01 9031.90.70
6813.20.00 8413.20.00 8483.40.70 8518.21.00 8802.30.01 9031.90.91
6813.81.00 8413.30.10 8483.40.80 8518.22.00 8802.40.01 9032.10.00
6813.89.00 8413.30.90 8483.40.90 8518.29.40 8805.29.00 9032.20.00
7007.21.11 8413.50.00 8483.50.40 8518.29.80 8806.10.00 9032.81.00
7304.31.30 8413.60.00 8483.50.60 8518.30.10 8806.21.00 9032.89.20
7304.31.60 8413.70.10 8483.50.90 8518.30.20 8806.22.00 9032.89.40
7304.39.00 8413.70.20 8483.60.40 8518.40.10 8806.23.00 9032.89.60
7304.41.30 8413.81.00 8483.60.80 8518.40.20 8806.24.00 9032.90.21
7304.41.60 8413.91.10 8483.90.10 8518.50.00 8806.29.00 9032.90.41
7304.49.00 8413.91.20 8483.90.20 8519.81.10 8806.91.00 9032.90.61
7304.51.10 8413.91.90 8483.90.30 8519.81.20 8806.92.00 9033.00.90
7304.51.50 8414.10.00 8483.90.50 8519.81.25 8806.93.00 9104.00.05
7304.59.10 8414.20.00 8483.90.80 8519.81.30 8806.94.00 9104.00.10
7304.59.20 8414.30.40 8484.10.00 8519.81.41 8806.99.00 9104.00.20
7304.59.60 8414.30.80 8484.90.00 8519.89.10 8807.10.00 9104.00.25
7304.59.80 8414.51.30 8501.20.50 8519.89.20 8807.20.00 9104.00.30
7304.90.10 8414.51.90 8501.20.60 8519.89.30 8807.30.00 9104.00.40
7304.90.30 8414.59.30 8501.31.50 8521.10.30 8807.90.90 9104.00.45
7304.90.50 8414.59.65 8501.31.60 8521.10.60 9001.90.40 9104.00.50
7304.90.70 8414.80.05 8501.31.81 8521.10.90 9001.90.50 9104.00.60
7306.30.10 8414.80.16 8501.32.20 8522.90.25 9001.90.60 9109.10.50
7306.30.30 8414.80.20 8501.32.55 8522.90.36 9001.90.80 9109.10.60
7306.30.50 8414.80.90 8501.32.61 8522.90.45 9001.90.90 9109.90.20
7306.40.10 8414.90.10 8501.33.20 8522.90.58 9002.90.20 9401.10.40
7306.40.50 8414.90.30 8501.33.30 8522.90.65 9002.90.40 9401.10.80
7306.50.10 8414.90.41 8501.33.61 8522.90.80 9002.90.70 9403.20.00
7306.50.30 8414.90.91 8501.34.61 8526.10.00 9002.90.85 9403.70.40
7306.50.50 8415.10.60 8501.40.50 8526.91.00 9002.90.95 9403.70.80
7306.61.10 8415.10.90 8501.40.60 8526.92.10 9014.10.10 9405.11.40
7306.61.30 8415.81.01 8501.51.50 8526.92.50 9014.10.60 9405.11.60
7306.61.50 8415.82.01 8501.51.60 8528.42.00 9014.10.70 9405.11.80
7306.61.70 8415.83.00 8501.52.40 8528.62.00 9014.10.90 9405.19.40
7306.69.10 8415.90.40 8501.52.80 8529.10.21 9014.20.20 9405.19.60
7306.69.30 8415.90.80 8501.53.40 8529.10.40 9014.20.40 9405.19.80
7306.69.50 8418.10.00 8501.53.60 8529.10.91 9014.20.60 9405.61.20
7306.69.70 8418.30.00 8501.61.01 8529.90.04 9014.20.80 9405.61.40
7312.10.05 8418.40.00 8501.62.01 8529.90.05 9014.90.10 9405.61.60
7312.10.10 8418.61.01 8501.63.01 8529.90.06 9014.90.20 9405.69.20
7312.10.20 8418.69.01 8501.71.00 8529.90.09 9014.90.40 9405.69.40
7312.10.30 8419.50.10 8501.72.10 8529.90.13 9014.90.60 9405.69.60
7312.10.50 8419.50.50 8501.72.20 8529.90.16 9020.00.40 9405.92.00
7312.10.60 8419.81.50 8501.72.30 8529.90.19 9020.00.60 9405.99.20
7312.10.70 8419.81.90 8501.72.90 8529.90.21 9025.11.20 9405.99.40
7312.10.80 8419.90.10 8501.80.10 8529.90.24 9025.11.40 9620.00.50
7312.10.90 8419.90.20 8501.80.20 8529.90.29 9025.19.40 9620.00.60
7312.90.00 8419.90.30 8501.80.30 8529.90.33 9025.19.80 9802.00.40
7322.90.00 8419.90.50 8502.11.00 8529.90.36 9025.80.10 9802.00.50
7324.10.00 8419.90.85 8502.12.00 8529.90.39 9025.80.15 9802.00.60
7324.90.00 8421.19.00 8502.13.00 8529.90.43 9025.80.20 9802.00.80
7326.20.00 8421.21.00 8502.20.00 8529.90.46 9025.80.35 9818.00.05
7413.00.90 8421.23.00 8502.31.00 8529.90.49 9025.80.40 9818.00.07
(v) As provided in heading 9903.05.06, the additional duty imposed
by heading 9903.05.01 shall not apply to articles the product of Brazil
for use in pharmaceutical applications, and that are classifiable in
the following provisions of the HTSUS, but regardless of whether a
product is entered under a provision for which the rate of duty ``Free
(K)'' appears in the ``Special'' sub-column:
2804.10.00 2907.19.10 2918.22.50 2923.10.00 2933.29.10 2934.99.30
2804.30.00 2907.19.20 2918.23.10 2923.20.10 2933.29.20 2934.99.39
2806.10.00 2907.19.40 2918.23.30 2923.20.20 2933.29.35 2934.99.44
2807.00.00 2907.19.80 2918.23.50 2923.30.00 2933.29.43 2934.99.47
2809.20.00 2907.29.90 2918.29.20 2923.40.00 2933.29.45 2934.99.70
2811.12.00 2908.19.10 2918.29.22 2923.90.01 2933.29.60 2934.99.90
2811.22.50 2908.19.35 2918.29.65 2924.11.00 2933.29.90 2935.50.00
2812.12.00 2908.19.60 2918.29.75 2924.12.00 2933.31.00 2935.90.06
2814.10.00 2908.99.12 2918.30.10 2924.19.11 2933.33.01 2935.90.10
2814.20.00 2908.99.15 2918.30.15 2924.19.80 2933.34.00 2935.90.13
2815.11.00 2908.99.25 2918.30.25 2924.21.16 2933.35.00 2935.90.15
2815.12.00 2909.11.00 2918.30.30 2924.21.20 2933.36.00 2935.90.20
2815.30.00 2909.19.18 2918.30.70 2924.21.45 2933.37.00 2935.90.29
2825.10.00 2909.19.60 2918.30.90 2924.21.50 2933.39.08 2935.90.30
2827.39.65 2909.20.00 2918.99.05 2924.23.70 2933.39.10 2935.90.32
2827.60.20 2909.30.40 2918.99.30 2924.23.75 2933.39.20 2935.90.33
2832.10.00 2909.30.60 2918.99.43 2924.24.00 2933.39.21 2935.90.42
2832.30.10 2909.49.05 2918.99.47 2924.25.00 2933.39.23 2935.90.48
2833.11.50 2909.49.10 2918.99.50 2924.29.01 2933.39.25 2935.90.60
2833.19.00 2909.49.15 2919.10.00 2924.29.03 2933.39.27 2935.90.75
2833.22.00 2909.49.20 2919.90.30 2924.29.05 2933.39.31 2935.90.95
2834.10.10 2909.49.60 2919.90.50 2924.29.10 2933.39.41 2938.10.00
2835.22.00 2909.50.20 2920.19.40 2924.29.23 2933.39.61 2938.90.00
2835.24.00 2909.50.40 2920.19.50 2924.29.26 2933.39.92 2939.43.00
2836.20.00 2909.50.45 2920.21.00 2924.29.28 2933.41.00 2939.51.00
2836.30.00 2909.50.50 2920.22.00 2924.29.33 2933.49.08 2939.61.00
2836.40.20 2910.10.00 2920.23.00 2924.29.57 2933.49.10 2939.80.00
2837.20.51 2910.30.00 2920.24.00 2924.29.62 2933.49.15 2940.00.60
2841.90.40 2910.40.00 2920.29.00 2924.29.65 2933.49.17 2942.00.03
2842.10.00 2910.50.00 2920.30.00 2924.29.71 2933.49.20 2942.00.05
2842.90.90 2910.90.10 2920.90.20 2924.29.77 2933.49.26 2942.00.10
2843.29.01 2910.90.20 2920.90.51 2924.29.80 2933.49.30 2942.00.35
2843.30.00 2910.90.91 2921.11.00 2924.29.95 2933.49.60 2942.00.50
2843.90.00 2911.00.10 2921.14.00 2925.12.00 2933.49.70 3003.31.00
2844.41.00 2911.00.50 2921.19.11 2925.19.42 2933.52.10 3003.43.00
2844.42.00 2912.19.50 2921.19.61 2925.19.91 2933.52.90 3003.60.00
2844.43.00 2912.29.60 2921.29.00 2925.21.00 2933.53.00 3004.43.00
2844.44.00 2912.49.26 2921.30.10 2925.29.10 2933.54.00 3006.70.00
2845.20.00 2912.60.00 2921.30.30 2925.29.18 2933.55.00 3006.92.00
2845.30.00 2914.11.10 2921.30.50 2925.29.20 2933.59.10 3006.93.80
2845.90.01 2914.19.00 2921.41.10 2925.29.60 2933.59.15 3203.00.80
2847.00.00 2914.29.30 2921.41.20 2925.29.70 2933.59.18 3204.13.60
2850.00.50 2914.29.50 2921.42.65 2925.29.90 2933.59.21 3204.13.80
2853.10.00 2914.39.90 2921.42.90 2926.30.10 2933.59.22 3204.18.00
2853.90.50 2914.40.40 2921.43.40 2926.40.00 2933.59.36 3204.90.00
2901.10.40 2914.40.90 2921.45.60 2926.90.14 2933.59.46 3401.30.10
2902.19.00 2914.50.10 2921.45.90 2926.90.43 2933.59.53 3402.42.10
2902.90.30 2914.50.30 2921.46.00 2926.90.48 2933.59.59 3402.42.20
2903.12.00 2914.50.50 2921.49.38 2926.90.50 2933.59.70 3402.42.90
2903.13.00 2914.62.00 2921.49.43 2927.00.40 2933.59.80 3402.50.11
2903.22.00 2914.69.21 2921.49.45 2927.00.50 2933.59.85 3507.90.70
2903.41.10 2914.69.90 2921.49.50 2928.00.10 2933.59.95 3802.10.00
2903.42.10 2914.71.00 2921.59.40 2928.00.15 2933.69.50 3808.59.40
2903.43.10 2914.79.10 2921.59.80 2928.00.25 2933.69.60 3808.59.50
2903.44.10 2914.79.40 2922.11.00 2928.00.30 2933.72.00 3808.61.50
2903.45.10 2914.79.60 2922.12.00 2928.00.50 2933.79.04 3808.94.10
2903.46.10 2914.79.90 2922.14.00 2929.90.05 2933.79.08 3808.94.50
2903.47.10 2915.21.00 2922.15.00 2929.90.15 2933.79.15 3812.31.00
2903.48.00 2915.24.00 2922.16.00 2929.90.20 2933.79.20 3815.11.00
2903.49.00 2915.29.50 2922.17.00 2929.90.50 2933.79.30 3815.12.00
2903.51.10 2915.32.00 2922.18.00 2930.10.01 2933.79.40 3815.90.50
2903.59.10 2915.36.00 2922.19.09 2930.20.20 2933.79.85 3824.81.00
2903.59.90 2915.39.10 2922.19.20 2930.20.90 2933.91.00 3824.82.10
2903.69.10 2915.39.31 2922.19.33 2930.30.60 2933.99.01 3824.82.90
2903.69.90 2915.39.35 2922.19.60 2930.40.00 2933.99.02 3824.83.00
2903.71.01 2915.39.40 2922.19.70 2930.60.00 2933.99.05 3824.84.00
2903.77.00 2915.39.45 2922.19.90 2930.70.00 2933.99.06 3824.85.00
2903.78.00 2915.39.47 2922.19.96 2930.90.29 2933.99.08 3824.86.00
2903.79.90 2915.39.70 2922.21.10 2930.90.49 2933.99.11 3824.87.00
2903.81.00 2915.39.90 2922.21.25 2930.90.92 2933.99.12 3824.88.00
2903.89.15 2915.40.10 2922.21.40 2931.41.00 2933.99.14 3824.89.00
2903.89.20 2915.40.20 2922.21.50 2931.42.00 2933.99.16 3824.91.00
2903.89.70 2915.40.30 2922.29.03 2931.43.00 2933.99.17 3824.92.00
2903.92.00 2915.40.50 2922.29.06 2931.44.00 2933.99.22 3824.99.25
2903.93.00 2915.50.20 2922.29.08 2931.45.00 2933.99.24 3824.99.29
2903.94.00 2915.90.10 2922.29.10 2931.46.00 2933.99.26 3824.99.49
2903.99.20 2915.90.14 2922.29.13 2931.47.00 2933.99.42 3824.99.50
2903.99.80 2915.90.18 2922.29.15 2931.48.00 2933.99.46 3824.99.55
2904.10.32 2915.90.20 2922.29.20 2931.49.00 2933.99.51 3824.99.93
2904.10.50 2915.90.50 2922.29.26 2931.51.00 2933.99.53 3826.00.30
2904.20.10 2916.16.00 2922.29.27 2931.52.00 2933.99.55 3827.13.00
2904.20.15 2916.19.30 2922.29.29 2931.53.00 2933.99.58 3827.14.00
2904.20.20 2916.19.50 2922.29.61 2931.54.00 2933.99.61 3827.40.00
2904.20.30 2916.20.50 2922.29.81 2931.59.00 2933.99.65 3901.90.90
2904.20.35 2916.31.30 2922.31.00 2931.90.22 2933.99.70 3902.90.00
2904.20.40 2916.31.50 2922.39.05 2931.90.30 2933.99.75 3904.61.00
2904.20.45 2916.39.15 2922.39.10 2931.90.60 2933.99.79 3905.91.10
2904.20.50 2916.39.17 2922.39.14 2931.90.90 2933.99.82 3905.91.50
2904.99.04 2916.39.46 2922.39.17 2932.11.00 2933.99.85 3905.99.80
2904.99.08 2916.39.79 2922.39.25 2932.14.00 2933.99.89 3906.90.50
2904.99.15 2917.13.00 2922.39.45 2932.19.10 2933.99.90 3907.10.00
2904.99.20 2917.19.10 2922.39.50 2932.19.51 2933.99.97 3907.21.00
2904.99.30 2917.19.15 2922.41.00 2932.20.05 2934.10.10 3907.29.00
2904.99.35 2917.19.17 2922.42.10 2932.20.20 2934.10.20 3907.30.00
2904.99.40 2917.19.20 2922.42.50 2932.20.25 2934.10.70 3907.61.00
2904.99.47 2917.19.23 2922.43.10 2932.20.30 2934.10.90 3907.69.00
2904.99.50 2917.19.27 2922.43.50 2932.20.45 2934.20.40 3907.70.00
2905.11.20 2917.19.30 2922.44.00 2932.20.50 2934.20.80 3907.99.50
2905.12.00 2917.19.35 2922.49.05 2932.95.00 2934.30.18 3908.10.00
2905.13.00 2917.19.40 2922.49.10 2932.99.04 2934.30.23 3908.90.20
2905.19.10 2917.19.70 2922.49.26 2932.99.08 2934.30.27 3909.10.00
2905.19.90 2917.20.00 2922.49.30 2932.99.21 2934.30.43 3909.40.00
2905.22.10 2917.34.01 2922.49.37 2932.99.32 2934.30.50 3910.00.00
2905.22.20 2917.37.00 2922.49.43 2932.99.35 2934.91.00 3911.20.00
2905.22.50 2917.39.30 2922.49.49 2932.99.39 2934.92.00 3911.90.25
2905.29.90 2918.11.51 2922.49.60 2932.99.55 2934.99.01 3911.90.45
2905.31.00 2918.12.00 2922.49.80 2932.99.61 2934.99.03 3911.90.91
2905.32.00 2918.13.50 2922.50.07 2932.99.70 2934.99.05 3912.20.00
2905.39.90 2918.14.00 2922.50.10 2932.99.90 2934.99.06 3912.31.00
2905.49.20 2918.16.50 2922.50.11 2933.11.00 2934.99.07 3912.39.00
2905.49.50 2918.18.00 2922.50.13 2933.19.08 2934.99.08 3912.90.00
2905.51.00 2918.19.15 2922.50.14 2933.19.35 2934.99.09 3913.90.20
2905.59.10 2918.19.20 2922.50.17 2933.19.37 2934.99.11 3913.90.50
2905.59.90 2918.19.31 2922.50.19 2933.19.43 2934.99.12 3914.00.20
2906.11.00 2918.19.60 2922.50.25 2933.19.45 2934.99.15 3914.00.60
2906.19.50 2918.19.90 2922.50.35 2933.19.90 2934.99.16
2906.29.60 2918.21.10 2922.50.40 2933.21.00 2934.99.18
2907.11.00 2918.22.10 2922.50.50 2933.29.05 2934.99.20
(vi) As provided in heading 9903.05.07, the additional duty imposed
by heading 9903.05.01 shall not apply to:
(1) articles of aluminum, of steel or of copper, nor to derivative
aluminum or steel articles provided for in headings 9903.82.02 and
9903.82.04-9903.82.26;
(2) passenger vehicles (sedans, sport utility vehicles, crossover
utility vehicles, minivans and cargo vans) and light trucks provided
for in headings 9903.94.01, 9903.94.02 (as applied to the U.S. content
of passenger vehicles and light trucks described in subdivision 33(d)
of this subchapter upon approval from the Secretary of Commerce),
9903.94.03, 9903.94.31, 9903.94.40, 9903.94.41, 9903.94.50, 9903.94.51,
9903.94.60 and 9903.94.61;
(3) parts of passenger vehicles (sedans, sport utility vehicles,
crossover utility vehicles, minivans and cargo vans) and parts of light
trucks provided for in headings 9903.94.05, 9903.94.06 (as applied to
parts of passenger vehicles that are eligible for special tariff
treatment under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) other
than automobile knock-down kits or parts compilations), 9903.94.07,
9903.94.32, 9903.94.33, 9903.94.42, 9903.94.43, 9903.94.44, 9903.94.45,
9903.94.52, 9903.94.53, 9903.94.54, 9903.94.55, 9903.94.62, 9903.94.63,
9903.94.64, 9903.94.65, 9903.94.66, 9903.94.67, 9903.94.68 and
9903.94.69, and parts of passenger vehicles (sedans, sport utility
vehicles, crossover utility vehicles, minivans and cargo vans) and
parts of light trucks subject to an import adjustment offset pursuant
to Proclamation 10925 of April 29, 2025 (90 FR 18899), as amended;
(4) wood products provided for in headings 9903.76.01, 9903.76.02,
9903.76.03, 9903.76.20, 9903.76.21, 9903.76.22, 9903.76.23 and
9903.76.24;
(5) medium- and heavy-duty vehicles, buses and other vehicles
provided for in headings 9903.74.01, 9903.74.02, 9903.74.03 and
9903.74.06;
(6) medium- and heavy-duty vehicle parts provided for in headings
9903.74.08, 9903.74.09 and 9903.74.10, and parts of medium- and heavy-
duty vehicles subject to an import adjustment offset pursuant to
Proclamation 10984 of October 17, 2025 (90 FR 48451); and
(7) semiconductor articles provided for in heading 9903.79.01.''
B. Effective with respect to goods entered for consumption, or
withdrawn from warehouse for consumption, on or after 12:01 a.m.
eastern time on July 31, 2026, subchapter III of chapter 99 of the
HTSUS is modified as follows:
1. The article description of heading 9903.05.07 is modified by
inserting ``patented pharmaceutical articles;'' after ``wood
products;''; and
2. Subdivision (a)(vi) of U.S. note 50 is modified:
a. by deleting the word ``and'' at the end of item (6);
b. by deleting the period at the end of item (7) and by inserting
``; and'' in lieu thereof; and
c. by inserting the following new item (8) in numerical order:
``(8) patented pharmaceutical articles provided for in headings
9903.04.60-9903.04.66.''
Annex II
Note: All products that are properly classified in the
provisions of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States
(HTSUS) that are listed in this Annex are not covered by the action,
except as provided in the ``Scope Limitation'' column. The product
descriptions that are contained in this Annex are provided for
informational purposes only, and are not intended to delimit in any
way the scope of the action. In the product descriptions, the
abbreviation ``nesoi'' means ``not elsewhere specified or
included.'' Any questions regarding the scope of particular HTSUS
provisions should be referred to U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
Notes on certain HTSUS provisions for which only a portion of the
provision is covered in this Annex, as provided in the ``Scope
Limitations'' column:
A subheading marked with ``Ex'' is defined and limited by
the product description.
A subheading marked with ``Aircraft'' includes only
articles of civil aircraft (all aircraft other than military aircraft);
their engines, parts, and components; their other parts, components,
and subassemblies; and ground flight simulators and their parts and
components, that otherwise meet the criteria of general note 6 of the
HTSUS, regardless of whether a product is entered under a provision for
which the rate of duty ``Free (C)'' appears in the ``Special'' sub-
column.
A subheading marked with ``Pharma'' includes only articles
for use in pharmaceutical applications, regardless of whether a product
is entered under a provision for which the rate of duty ``Free (K)''
appears in the ``Special'' sub-column.
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