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- Steel
- Iron and steel (chapter 72) and articles of iron or steel (chapter 73): ingots, flat-rolled sheet and coil, bars, wire, pipe and tube, fasteners, and finished articles such as cookware and shelving.
- Aluminum
- Aluminium and articles of aluminium (chapter 76): unwrought metal, plate, sheet, foil, extrusions, wire, and finished articles.
- Copper
- Copper and articles of copper (chapter 74): refined and unwrought copper, wire, plate, pipe and fittings.
- Autos and parts
- Passenger vehicles and light trucks (headings 8703, 8704) and their parts (8708).
- Trucks and buses
- Medium- and heavy-duty trucks, road tractors, buses and special-purpose vehicles (headings 8701 to 8709) and their parts. Buses take a lower rate.
- Semiconductors
- Computers and computer parts (headings 8471, 8473) that contain a high-performance logic chip meeting the thresholds of U.S. note 39(b). Ordinary machines are outside.
- Timber and lumber
- Softwood timber and lumber (headings 4403, 4406, 4407). Upholstered wooden furniture, kitchen cabinets and vanities (9401, 9403) take their own rates.
- Drones and UAS
- Unmanned aircraft and their parts (heading 8806). Announced, not yet collectible.
- China lists 1 to 4A
- Goods of Chinese origin on Section 301 lists 1 to 4A, about 10,000 subheadings across most chapters. Too broad to rate as a category; supply an HTS code.
- Solar cells and modules
- Solar cells and modules (subheadings 8541.42, 8541.43).
- Electric vehicles
- Battery electric passenger vehicles (subheading 8703.80).
- Lithium-ion batteries
- Lithium-ion batteries (subheading 8507.60).
- Medical supplies
- Facemasks and other textile medical articles (6307.90), and syringes and needles (9018.31).
- Ship-to-shore cranes
- Ship-to-shore gantry cranes and other lifting cranes (heading 8426).
- Alcoholic beverages
- Beverages, spirits and vinegar (chapter 22) of Canadian origin.
- Dairy
- Dairy produce, eggs and honey (chapter 04) of Canadian origin.
- Furniture
- Furniture, bedding, mattresses and lamps (chapter 94) of Canadian origin.
- Apparel and footwear
- The 23 apparel provisions and one footwear provision named in U.S. note 51(b)(3) (chapters 61, 62, 64), of Canadian origin. Most clothing and footwear is outside.
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