Copper Products Import Tariff Rates by Country (2026)

Refined copper cathodes, wire rod, tubes, pipes, bars, profiles, and alloy products such as brass and bronze. Covers both unwrought copper and fabricated copper articles used in electrical, plumbing, and industrial applications.

53%

Lowest (Canada)

78%

Highest (China)

MFN Base Rate

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HTS Chapter

Section 232 appliesChina Section 301 appliesSection 122: lapsed

Importing Copper Products into the United States carries an average MFN duty of 3%. The Section 122 reciprocal surcharge lapsed on July 24, 2026 (Section 232 goods are excluded from the forced-labor Section 301 backfill). These goods also face Section 232 national-security tariffs and China Section 301 duties. Total effective tariffs range from 53% (Canada) to 78% (China) depending on the country of origin — see the per-country rates below.

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Rate Overview

Effective tariff rates for copper products range from 53% to 78% depending on the country of origin. The lowest-cost sourcing origins include Canada (53%), Mexico (53%), Japan (53%). The highest tariff burden applies to imports from China (78%), Kosovo (53%), Monaco (53%). The average MFN base rate of 3% serves as the starting point, with surcharges and trade agreements creating the wide range of effective rates across 195 countries. The tariff authorities actually charged on this product from at least one origin are MFN duties, Section 232 product tariffs, and Section 301 tariffs.

Price Impact

Copper tariffs increase costs for electrical wiring, plumbing, HVAC, and electronics manufacturing, with ripple effects across the construction sector.

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Products in This Category

Copper cathodes
Copper wire
Copper pipe/tube
Copper fittings
Brass sheet
Bronze castings

Frequently Asked Questions

Section 232 copper tariffs at 50% took effect June 4, 2025, following the presidential proclamation expanding S232 coverage to copper products.

The tariff authorities actually charged on this product from at least one origin are MFN duties, Section 232 product tariffs, and Section 301 tariffs. Which of them a given shipment pays depends on its origin country and its HTS classification.

Disclaimer: CalcMyTariff.com provides tariff estimates for informational purposes only. Actual duty rates depend on the specific HTS classification of your goods, which requires professional customs brokerage expertise. Rates shown reflect our best interpretation of currently published tariff schedules and may not include all applicable duties, anti-dumping duties, countervailing duties, or special tariffs. Consult a licensed US customs broker for binding determinations. Tariff rates change frequently — verify current rates with CBP or USITC before making import decisions.

Tariff rates from Tax Foundation, USITC, and Penn Wharton Budget Model; retaliatory and industry data from the ITA Foreign Retaliations Database and U.S. Census Bureau (NAICS). Last verified July 24, 2026.

Copper Products Import Tariff Rates by Country (2026)

All Countries — Copper Products Tariff Rates

Canada

Mexico

Japan

South Korea

Taiwan

India

Vietnam

Germany

France

Italy

Spain

Netherlands

Belgium

Sweden

Poland

Austria

Denmark

Finland

Portugal

Czech Republic

Hungary

Romania

Greece

Bulgaria

Slovakia

Croatia

Slovenia

Lithuania

Latvia

Estonia

Ireland

Luxembourg

Cyprus

Malta

United Kingdom

Switzerland

Norway

Turkey

Ukraine

Serbia

North Macedonia

Albania

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Montenegro

Moldova

Belarus

Iceland

Georgia

Armenia

Azerbaijan

Thailand

Malaysia

Indonesia

Singapore

Philippines

Bangladesh

Pakistan

Sri Lanka

Cambodia

Myanmar

Laos

Nepal

Bhutan

Hong Kong

Mongolia

North Korea

Australia

New Zealand

Fiji

Papua New Guinea

Solomon Islands

Vanuatu

Samoa

Tonga

Kiribati

Tuvalu

Nauru

Palau