19th U.S. HTS Revision Covers Canadian Goods
The U.S. HTS was revised for the 19th time on September 15, 2026, changing the scope of additional tariffs on certain Canadian alcoholic beverages and automotive-related products.
What are the key facts?
- 119th U.S. HTS revision completed on September 15, 2026
- 2Scope of additional tariffs on Canadian alcoholic beverages and motor vehicle products changed
- 3Sellers must recheck HTS codes, country of origin, and additional-tariff chapters
- 4Changes may affect sellers using overseas warehouses, DDP, Amazon FBA, and Walmart WFS
What happened?
According to materials from the U.S. International Trade Commission, 2026 HTS Revision 19 was published on September 15, 2026. The revision covers the scope of additional tariffs on certain Canadian alcoholic beverages and motor vehicle products. Cross-border sellers that sell auto parts, vehicle accessories, alcohol-related goods, or products whose supply chains involve Canadian origin cannot determine tariff rates based solely on product names. They must recheck the HTS code, country of origin, applicable additional-tariff chapters, and the customs declaration effective date. These changes may also affect sellers using U.S. overseas warehouses, DDP logistics, Amazon FBA, or Walmart WFS, because import taxes and fees incurred when goods enter the United States are typically reflected in procurement costs, warehouse replenishment costs, or final prices. The webpage is current U.S. tariff schedule update material related to cross-border goods compliance.
What does this mean for cross-border sellers?
Sellers with Canadian-origin supply chains, alcohol products, auto parts, or vehicle accessories should recheck HTS codes, country of origin, and additional-tariff chapters under the 19th HTS revision published on September 15, 2026. Import taxes and fees and selling-price costs for U.S. overseas warehouses, DDP, Amazon FBA, and Walmart WFS may change.
What should sellers do now?
- 1This week, filter listings involving Canadian-origin alcohol, auto parts, and vehicle accessories, review the HTS code, country of origin, and additional-tariff chapters for each item, and create a traceable coding review checklist.HS duty estimate
- 2Recalculate import taxes and fees for inventory held in U.S. overseas warehouses, DDP shipments, Amazon FBA, and Walmart WFS under HTS Revision 19, and prepare a cost-change record for each relevant category.
- 3Review U.S. prices and replenishment costs for Canadian-related goods, recheck profit calculations for alcohol and automotive listings separately, and complete an adjustment table covering taxes and fees, warehousing, and final-price impacts.Profit calculator