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U.S.–China Tariff Truce Extended to January 10, 2027: 178 Section 301 Exclusions, Port Fee Pause and What Importers Should Do Before Year-End
Going global: US companies · Nov 10, 2026

U.S.–China Tariff Truce Extended to January 10, 2027: 178 Section 301 Exclusions, Port Fee Pause and What Importers Should Do Before Year-End

USTR notices published November 10, 2026 extend all 178 Section 301 product exclusions on Chinese goods through January 9, 2027 and keep port fees on China-linked ships and Chinese crane duties suspended until January 10, 2027, while China keeps its 24% extra tariff on U.S. goods suspended but retains 10%. We explain what changed, how duties flow into inventory cost and taxes, and what importers and cross-border sellers should check before year-end.

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