Reciprocal Tariff List by Country Download
In a major shift in trade policy, the United States announced a new reciprocal tariff structure on April 2, 2025, and released a Reciprocal Tariff List. This move is aimed at addressing longstanding trade imbalances by imposing import duties on foreign goods that mirror the tariffs those countries apply to American exports. The goal: to level the playing field for U.S. manufacturers, farmers, and exporters competing in global markets.
To help businesses understand and navigate this change, we’ve created a comprehensive Reciprocal Tariff List by Country spreadsheet. This downloadable Excel spreadsheet outlines the new reciprocal tariffs imposed by the U.S. on each of its trading partners.
Whether you're importing finished goods or raw materials, this resource offers clarity on what duties may now apply to your shipments — and how they compare across countries.
What the Reciprocal Tariff List Includes:
A complete spreadsheet of all announced U.S. reciprocal tariffs
Average tariff rates those countries currently impose on U.S. exports
A country-by-country breakdown of new U.S. tariffs in response
Note: Countries not specifically listed are subject to a default 10% tariff
Our tariff list is designed for importers, sourcing teams, and trade analysts who need fast and accurate reference points to adjust purchasing strategies and manage costs.
Download the Reciprocal Tariff List
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What Are Reciprocal Tariffs?
Reciprocal tariffs are part of a strategic effort by the U.S. to match foreign tariff barriers. If a trading partner charges a high duty on American goods, the U.S. will now impose a similar rate on goods imported from that country. This approach encourages fairer market access and is expected to influence future trade negotiations.
How Businesses Are Responding to Tariffs
With higher duties now in effect, many companies are reevaluating their supply chains to mitigate cost increases. Businesses are:
Using tools like our Cost Audit Service to identify areas where costs can be reduced
Booking an HTS Review, which defines the tariff classification of products and directly affect duty rates
Exploring alternate sourcing regions or suppliers in lower-tariff countries with Supplier Search services
See also: [The Importance of Correct HTS Codes] — making sure you classify your products accurately can save thousands in unnecessary duties.
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