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Updated October 12, 2026 TrackerUS-China tariff deadlines: what ends on November 9, 2026, and what comes next
Dates importers of Chinese goods need now: 178 Section 301 exclusions and the ship-fee pause end Nov 9, 2026, plus truce and de minimis dates.
Updated October 13, 2026All trade and tariffs news
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De minimis mail rule: what changes for postal shipments on October 22
From October 22, 2026, US mail shipments that owe Section 301 or other Chapter 99 duties lose the postal informal entry. Who is affected and what to do.
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Section 301 tariffs on China stay in effect: what the 2026 review means
USTR confirmed on October 7, 2026 that the 7.5% and 25% Section 301 tariffs on Chinese goods stay in effect. No rate change; a new review comes next.
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Tariff refund 2026: who gets money back and how
IEEPA tariff refunds explained: CAPE phases, the October 6 Phase 3 launch, who CBP pays, and how FedEx, UPS and DHL return duties to customers.
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US-China tariff deal: the toys and holiday decor list is out
The US published its 77-line list for the US-China tariff deal: toys, small appliances, some Christmas items. No rates or start date yet. What to do now.
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US-China trade deal: full list of goods (2026)
All 77 US tariff lines in the US-China trade deal, with HTS codes in plain English. Check in seconds whether your toys, appliances or decor are covered.
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