Canada Tariffs Explained: What Sellers Should Check This Week

Canada tariffs explained: which products come off the list of products of Canada that carry the additional 50% Section 338 duty, and which go on, for goods entered or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption on or after October 30, 2026.
The source is a White House proclamation dated October 23, 2026, and its Annex I product list. Part A products no longer carry the additional duty, and Part B products now do. The duty stacks on top of Section 232 duties, and it applies regardless of USMCA origin. The annex says product descriptions are informational only, so the HTS line decides, not what you call the product. In this episode: list every product and packaging item you bring in from Canada with its current HTS code, match each code against Annex I Part A and Part B, and review the list with your customs broker. This is not legal or customs advice.
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:25 What changed on the Canada list
1:15 Annex I Part A and Part B
1:54 The paper packaging trap
2:25 The HTS line decides
2:46 How to check your own products
3:32 The process step by step
4:06 The Voltage 3
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