The U.S. government announced on Friday that it will impose its 50-percent tariff on a wider range of imported steel and aluminum products, adding hundreds of derivative products onto the tariff list.
The main sources of these products for U.S. imports include Canada, Mexico and Brazil.
An announcement released by the U.S. Department of Commerce said that the Bureau of Industry and Security is adding 407 product codes to the Harmonized Tariff Schedule. These products will be subject to additional tariffs due to the steel and aluminum components they contain.
The non-steel and aluminum components of the products will be subject to the tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump on goods from specific countries. The expanded tariff list will officially take effect next Monday.
US to impose tariff on wider range of imported steel, aluminum products
US to impose tariff on wider range of imported steel, aluminum products
