Reflects US duties actually being collected as of 2026-08-24. Reciprocal / IEEPA tariffs were struck down as unconstitutional in Feb 2026 and are no longer collected. A temporary Section 122 flat 10% applies on top of the base duty through 2026-07-24, alongside China Section 301 and steel/aluminum Section 232.The temporary Section 122 10% expired 2026-07-24 — but it did not simply go away: new Section 301 forced-labor duties of 10%–12.5% on 60 economies took effect the same day. The base duty applies, plus those, plus China Section 301 and steel/aluminum Section 232 where they apply. US tariffs are unusually in flux, so confirm the final amount with CBP. See what changed →
The US base duty on Cookware (pots & pans) is 2%. Pick a country of origin to estimate the final cost. Updated 2026-08-24
This is an estimate. The exact amount depends on HS classification and origin determination; the final decision is made by CBP.
Data updated 2026-07-19 · Source USITC HTS
On top of the US base duty of 2%, Section 232 (steel/aluminum, etc.) applies, and this article is exempt from the Section 301 forced-labor duty. Since the August 2025 de minimis repeal, goods are taxed regardless of value. US reciprocal tariffs were struck down as unconstitutional and halted in Feb 2026.
Whatever the headline rate, two durable factors decide what you actually pay: the US ended its $800 de minimis exemption on 2025-08-29, so Cookware (pots & pans) is dutiable at any value — the old duty-free threshold for small parcels is gone; and the rate turns on the precise HS classification (7323.93.00 is representative here), where a small product difference can move it into another bracket. This is a Section 232 metal good, so the 50% metal duty (UK 25%) — not the base rate — is the dominant cost; DutyRadar applies it by origin.
Popular origins: China · South Korea · Japan · Vietnam
The US base duty on Cookware (pots & pans) is 2% (representative HS 7323.93.00, updated 2026-08-24). Reciprocal tariffs were halted in Feb 2026. This is a Section 232 article, so it is exempt from the new Section 301 forced-labor duty but carries the Section 232 rate on top of the base duty. Enter an origin and value in the calculator above to check.
The representative code is 7323.93.00. The actual rate can vary with the precise classification, so treat this as an estimate.
Final landed cost = declared value + base duty (+ Section 301/232 where applicable) + MPF + HMF (ocean).