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TariffsAPI Monthlydani@tariffsapi.com Sample · July 2026

July: Section 122 sunsets, and forced-labor duties land on 60 economies

Three programmes moved last month. Two of them key off origin rather than product, so they touch you no matter what you import.

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What happened

9903.03.01 · Section 122, all originsexpired Jul 23
9903.05.27 · forced labor, 60 economies+10 – 12.5% Jul 24
9903.05.01 · Brazil, country action+25% Jul 22

The forced-labor action keys off the country of origin, not the product, and Brazil now carries both of its Section 301 actions at once.

02

What's coming

9903.04.63 · pharmaceuticals, UK10% → 0% Sep 29

The UK lane of the Section 232 action on patented pharmaceuticals drops to zero from 29 September. Quote UK-origin pharma before that date and it still carries the additional 10%.

03

What we corrected

9401.71.00 · seating, China7.5% → 12.5% / 37.5%

We had been serving one flat 7.5% across every statistical suffix of this heading. It is actually split across Section 301 lists, so we were wrong in both directions. If you pulled a rate on that heading before 30 July, re-run it.

Every row above is in the public change log →

Why the numbers hold up

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