7606 - Aluminum plates, sheets and strip, of a thickness exceeding 0.2 mm > 760612 - Of aluminum alloys: > 76061230 - Not clad
Verified against the tariff schedule and policy data as of 2026-09-07. All origins for HS 7606.12.30
No total is stated for this code and origin.
The antidumping/countervailing layer resolved as "charged_caller_supplied", which depends on facts specific to the importer or producer (a company-specific rate, or an attestation that the goods are not subject). A public page cannot stand behind either, so no total is stated.
The resolved layers below are a floor, not the entry's full exposure.
3%
not stated as an ad valorem rate — check the schedule
Base schedule rates for HS 7606.12.30 — 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%).
Charged — 3.0%
HTSUS 7606.12.30, General Rate of Duty (Column 1), HTS 2026 — effective 2025-01-01
Charged — 25.0% — Chapter 99 heading 9903.91.01
9903.91.01
Charged — 50.0% — Chapter 99 heading 9903.82.02
9903.82.02
Exempt — 0.0% — Chapter 99 heading 9903.05.31
Articles subject to Section 232 tariffs are exempt from this Section 301 action (USTR Notice, Docket Nos. USTR-2026-0265/0266).
9903.05.31
Elevated AD/CVD exposure — 2 active orders on this origin
An active order names China for this code. AD/CVD rates are set per producer and per exporter, so no single figure can be published — it has to be read off the specific order for the specific supplier.
Being named is not the same as being covered — the order's written scope decides. Scope documents and rulings for HS 7606.12.30
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 7606.12.30 from China. The antidumping/countervailing layer resolved as "charged_caller_supplied", which depends on facts specific to the importer or producer (a company-specific rate, or an attestation that the goods are not subject). A public page cannot stand behind either, so no total is stated. The layers that could be resolved are: MFN: 3.0%; Section 301 (9903.91.01): 25.0%; Section 232 (9903.82.02): 50%; Section 301 (Forced Labor) (9903.05.31): 0.0% (exempt); AD/CVD: 50.75% (unconfirmed, verify scope); AD/CVD: 167.16% (unconfirmed, verify scope). Those are real and cited, but they are a floor, not the entry's exposure.
Yes — Commerce has an active antidumping or countervailing order naming China for this code. The rate is set per producer and per exporter, so there is no single figure to publish; it must be read off the specific order for the specific supplier. Being listed on an order is also not the same as being covered by it: the order's written scope decides, not the HS number.
MFN Base Rate: Charged at 3.0% (HTSUS 7606.12.30, General Rate of Duty (Column 1), HTS 2026). Section 301 (China tariffs): Charged at 25.0% under Chapter 99 heading 9903.91.01 (9903.91.01). 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 9903.05.31 (9903.05.31). Anti-Dumping / Countervailing Duty: Charged at 217.9% (A-570-073).