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A dated, source-level view of the general surcharge, sector rules, EU implementation and measured Dutch trade. It separates legal measures from policy context and observed outcomes.
Current verified snapshot
Change point approachingThe temporary general U.S. import surcharge of 10% is formally scheduled through July 24, 2026. At the review date, no definitive successor general measure had been published. Product exclusions and sector measures may produce a different rate.
Release 2026-07-18.1
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| Record | Rate or value | Period | Status and limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Temporary general import surcharge ↗Federal Register · Formal presidential proclamation | 10% ad valoremArticles from all countries in principle, subject to explicit exclusions and interaction rules. | through July 24, 2026 | Formally in force through the scheduled end point; RVO also records ongoing proceedings.This is not a product quote: HTS classification, origin, exclusions, Section 232 and customs implementation remain decisive. |
| Sector rules for steel, aluminium and copper ↗White House · Sector-specific presidential proclamation | product-specific; 15% floor for specified EU treatmentSpecified metal articles and derivatives; EU products are subject to product- and origin-dependent Section 232 rules. | through December 31, 2027 | Separate sector measure; do not add the general 10% without checking the interaction rule.The cited framework does not cover every metal product and does not replace checks of HTS code, material content and origin. |
| EU implementation and safeguard regulation ↗Official Journal / EUR-Lex · Binding EU regulation | not a standalone U.S. product rateRegulation (EU) 2026/1455 on EU tariff concessions, quotas and a safeguard if U.S. commitments diverge. | No fixed end date | In force. The text explicitly identifies expiry or replacement of the temporary U.S. surcharge as a potential safeguard trigger.An EU decision is not a U.S. customs assessment and must not be quoted as a standalone product rate. |
| Observed Dutch goods exports to the United States ↗CBS · Observed statistics | €27.5bn; −4.7% year on yearDutch goods exports in the first ten months of 2025. | through October 31, 2025 | Statistics Netherlands observation; neither a legal tariff nor proof of one exclusive cause.The series is not a causal estimate of the effect of one tariff measure. |
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Compilation licensed CC BY 4.0. Original publications retain their own terms. Suggested citation: U.S. Tariff Tracker 2026, donaldjtrump.nl, version 2026-07-18.1.
Why this can become news
The tracker does not present the public RVO page as an exclusive finding. Its value is the reproducible before-and-after record: the formal end point is July 24, 2026, the Dutch guidance was reviewed on July 18, 2026, and any successor measure must be linked to its own primary document.
Separately, the observed CBS series records €27.5bn; −4.7% year on year for the first ten months of 2025. That observation remains separate from any claim about cause.
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| Publisher | Evidence role | Current markers |
|---|---|---|
| Federal Register ↗ | Formal measure | 10 percent ad valorem · July 24, 2026 |
| White House ↗ | Presidential publication | 10 percent ad valorem · July 24, 2026 |
| RVO ↗ | Dated Dutch guidance | 24 juli 2026 · nog geen definitieve regeling |
| White House ↗ | Sector measure | December 31, 2027 · member nation of the European Union |
| Official Journal / EUR-Lex ↗ | EU implementation | expiry or replacement of the temporary import surcharge · 24 February 2026 |
Editorial workflow
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Open the full primary document and identify scope, legal basis and effective time.
Keep the legal measure distinct from models, commentary and observed trade.
Every new record states both what the source establishes and what it cannot prove.
Frequently asked questions
There is no reliable one-number answer. The operative rate depends on HTS classification, origin, exclusions, sector measures, effective date and customs implementation. The tracker identifies the governing records; Access2Markets and U.S. customs information are still required for a product quote.
The cited proclamation schedules the Section 122 surcharge through July 24, 2026 unless changed earlier or extended by an Act of Congress. At the July 18 review date, RVO reported that no definitive successor arrangement had been published.
Not without checking the interaction rule. Proclamation 11012 says the surcharge does not apply in addition to Section 232 tariffs on the same part of an import.
No. Statistics Netherlands measures trade flows; causal attribution also requires analysis of prices, exchange rates, demand, product mix and other policy changes.