Products Affected by Tariffs

Find a list of various consumer product goods that are affected by the current tariffs on Canada and Mexico and China.

🇲🇽 Mexico

Proposed 2025 Tariffs: 20-35% on processed foods, beverages, and fresh produce

Mexico, a major exporter of fresh produce and beverages, will see tariffs of up to 35% on beer, soft drinks, and processed foods. The $3.4B fresh produce sector is particularly vulnerable, with new import fees threatening export volumes. Snack foods, sauces, and baked goods face moderate tariff increases around 10-20%, which may drive up prices and affect trade partnerships.

🇨🇳 China

Proposed 2025 Tariffs: 25-40% on packaged foods, tea, and seasonings

China’s packaged food industry will be significantly impacted, with tariffs of 25-40% on processed foods, preserved goods, and tea products. The $1.8B processed food sector will see sharp price hikes, making exports less competitive in global markets. Instant noodles, canned foods, and confections are among products facing moderate increases around 15-25%, impacting both manufacturers and retailers.

🇨🇦 Canada

Proposed 2025 Tariffs: 15-30% on key agri-food and beverage exports

Canada’s food industry faces steep tariffs on dairy, processed meats, and maple syrup, with import duties ranging from 15% to 30%. These tariffs aim to protect domestic producers but could lead to higher consumer prices and supply chain disruptions. The dairy industry, a $2.1B sector, is expected to be hit hardest. Meanwhile, products like bottled water, snack foods, and pet food face moderate increases of around 10-15%.

Additional tarrifs of 25% were enacted on Aluminum and Steel, the week of February 9, 2025.