7226 - Flat-rolled products of other alloy steel, of a width of less than 600 mm > 72261910 - Of a width of 300 mm or more
Verified against the tariff schedule and policy data as of 2026-09-07. All origins for HS 7226.19.10
No total is stated for this code and origin.
The antidumping/countervailing layer could not be resolved for this code and origin. AD/CVD rates are set per producer and frequently exceed every other layer combined, so no total is stated here — a figure that excluded it would read as complete while omitting the largest number on the entry. Whether any order actually reaches a given product is decided by the order's written scope, not by the HS number.
The resolved layers below are a floor, not the entry's full exposure.
At least one layer on this lookup needs a licensed customs broker to confirm it before filing.
0%
0%
Base schedule rates for HS 7226.19.10 — trade-remedy programs stack on top, and USMCA requires the good to actually qualify under the rules of origin.
One layer per row, in the state the engine resolved it — charged, exempt, or unresolved (never shown as 0%).
Resolved — no charge — 0.0%
HTSUS 7226.19.10, General Rate of Duty (Column 1), HTS 2026 — effective 2025-01-01
Charged — 50.0% — Chapter 99 heading 9903.82.02
9903.82.02
Exempt — 0.0% — Chapter 99 heading 9903.05.55
Articles subject to Section 232 tariffs are exempt from this Section 301 action (USTR Notice, Docket Nos. USTR-2026-0265/0266).
9903.05.55
Unresolved
Data gap: An active AD/CVD order exists for this origin/HS but its rate could not be resolved — verify the order rate before filing.
No AD/CVD order on this corridor is on file. Not a determination of non-liability.
Active orders exist on this code for other origins: JP. Worth knowing before the supply chain moves.
Being named is not the same as being covered — the order's written scope decides. Scope documents and rulings for HS 7226.19.10
Data last verified 162h ago — exceeds the 48h freshness window.
One code, one origin, today's data. The free Tariff Calculator takes your entry date, declared value and melt-origin facts for the same stacked answer, plus a dated Entry Memo.
No single total can be honestly stated for HS 7226.19.10 from Mexico. The antidumping/countervailing layer could not be resolved for this code and origin. AD/CVD rates are set per producer and frequently exceed every other layer combined, so no total is stated here — a figure that excluded it would read as complete while omitting the largest number on the entry. Whether any order actually reaches a given product is decided by the order's written scope, not by the HS number. The layers that could be resolved are: MFN: 0.0%; Section 232 (9903.82.02): 50%; Section 301 (Forced Labor) (9903.05.55): 0.0% (exempt). Those are real and cited, but they are a floor, not the entry's exposure.
Unresolved. The antidumping/countervailing layer could not be resolved for this code and origin. AD/CVD rates are set per producer and frequently exceed every other layer combined, so no total is stated here — a figure that excluded it would read as complete while omitting the largest number on the entry. Whether any order actually reaches a given product is decided by the order's written scope, not by the HS number. A licensed customs broker should read the order's written scope before filing.
MFN Base Rate: Resolved — no charge at 0.0% (HTSUS 7226.19.10, General Rate of Duty (Column 1), HTS 2026). Section 232: Charged at 50.0% under Chapter 99 heading 9903.82.02 (9903.82.02). Section 301 (Forced Labor): Exempt at 0.0% under Chapter 99 heading 9903.05.55 (9903.05.55). Anti-Dumping / Countervailing Duty: Unresolved.
The USMCA preferential rate on the schedule row is 0%, against an MFN rate of 0%. That rate applies only if the good genuinely qualifies under the rules of origin and the claim is made — it is not automatic, and trade-remedy layers such as Section 232 can still apply to a qualifying good.