Table 1
The Trump administration has imposed "national security" tariffs on products such as refrigerators, AC units, and couches
Sources: Federal Register 2025a; 2025b; 2026a; 2026b; 2026c; 2026d; and Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States.
Note: For a longer list, see here. For steel and aluminum derivatives, the "Section 232 action" column reflects the primary metal(s) named in each product's official derivative classification. Tariff rates reflect the base Section 232 rate; they may be lower depending on the source of the product or its components. Motor homes are listed as a statistical suffixes (i.e., at the 10-digit level) under the relevant 8-digit tariff codes in the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). Under the Section 232 action on polysilicon, solar panels are subject to a specific tariff rate of $0.38 per watt if importers fail to prove that the first "arm's-length sale" of this product in the United States is will occur at or above that price. The information in the table is current as of August 2026.
